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Espanola Elks
By Beth McVey – The Elks has been steadily coming back strong. Their latest big donation was to Maison McCulloch Hospice, these funds where result of the Elimination draw held February 7th. The Elks hold two of these a year … Continue reading
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Catch the Ace winner
By Grant Lewis – Ashley Porteous and Tyler Franson have been life and business partners for many years. Ashley was born in Espanola and left in 2005 where the two worked in Alberta in an Industrial Electrical company till 2018. … Continue reading
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Osprey Nest Relocation Project in Espanola
By Rosalind Russell – Espanola Hydro has secured some new housing for ospreys at the south end of town. According to the release, back in 2014, ospreys began nesting on a hydro power pole at the intersection of McCulloch Drive … Continue reading
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Elliot Lake Fishing Derby attracts nearly two hundred fishers, but no fish
By Rosalind Russell – One of the area’s largest fish derbies attracted nearly 200 anglers, but no fish. On Saturday, 182 people took part in the Elliot Lake Fishing Derby, but not one fish was caught during the three-hour event. … Continue reading
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Bridge in Huron Shores reopens with load restriction
By Rosalind Russell – The Dean Lake Bridge has reopened but has a load restriction in place. The Township of Huron Shores says the bridge that crosses the Mississagi River just east of Iron Bridge re-opened on Thursday with a … Continue reading
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Numbers are in – I.M Rare and Aware Skate-A-Thon
By Rosalind Russell – This year’s Fourth Annual I.M Rare and Aware Skate-A-Thon in Espanola was a huge success, with over $53,000 raised. Alex and Kelsey McKechnie’s daughter, Iris Mae, has Pompe Disease, a genetic condition in which a complex sugar … Continue reading
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New piece of equipment arrives for Elliot Lake Firefighters
By Rosalind Russell – An important piece of equipment has arrived for Elliot Lake Firefighters. Fire Chief John Thomas says the department received a 2024-25 Fire Protection Grant from the Solicitor General of Ontario, and the $8,230 went towards the … Continue reading
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Government of Canada investing $386,174 in support for the regional agri-food industry
By Rosalind Russell – FedNor has invested $386,174 to support Collège Boréal and its work to strengthen the agri-food industry in Northern Ontario. According to the release, the funds will help the college support new and emerging agri-food businesses and organizations … Continue reading
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Espanola and Sault Ste. Marie students explore Portugal
By Rosalind Russell – Some Espanola students are currently on a trip of a lifetime in Portugal. A group of students from École secondaire catholique La Renaissance in Espanola and École secondaire Notre-Dame-du-Sault in Sault Ste. Marie, are spending their … Continue reading
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New Project offers Early Developmental Screening to Parents & Caregivers
By Rosalind Russell – Algoma Public Health is introducing a new early childhood screening project in partnership with the Sault Ste. Marie & Algoma Child and Family Network. Nurturing Algoma focuses on early childhood screening and data collection as a … Continue reading