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Clean-up earlier, less expensive this year

Spring clean-up moves back to the actual spring this year in Timmins. And instead of being done internally by public works employees, it’s been contracted to Green for Life for about $15,000 less than last year’s $155,000. Last year, contract problems forced the city to do it internally, using public...

Snowmobile oval racing this weekend on Lake Commando cancelled amid safety concerns

Mother Nature calls the shots, and her word is final.  She decided that snowmobile oval racing on Lake Commando should not go ahead this weekend after all. The Polar Bear Cup was up for grabs, but organizer Dan Girard says the shoreline is melting due to rain and run-off from...

Cooking and baking are the theme for the 2024 Chamber of Commerce Nova Awards

The countdown is on to the 2024 Nova Business Awards Gala, Thursday, May 9th. The Timmins Chamber of Commerce delivered the good news on Tuesday, to 45 finalists in 15 awards categories.  They make the cut from almost 200 nominations. The theme for the gala this year is cooking and baking....

It’s over: Snowmobile trails close for the season, second shortest on record

It seems that snowmobiling season just began, and it’s already over. Like so many others, trails from Temagami to Iroquois Falls and Timmins – OFSC District 14 – are officially closed. District president Gilbert Fortin Fortin says there’s no real chance they’ll reopen. “In order to reopen the trails, well besides...

100 years of the Timmins Public Library: Big party planned for July 10th

The Timmins Public Library is celebrating one-hundred years of service in 2024.  The big party is planned for Wednesday, July 10th in Hollinger Park. Assistant library director Amy Knifton (NIFF-tun) says that among other things,  it will feature activities for kids and information for adults. “And a live stage where we’re...

Storm nominated for two Chamber of Commerce business awards

Ask anyone involved in the operations of the former Cochrane Crunch of the NOJHL: moving to Iroquois Falls and becoming the Storm has been a great thing. Operations and communications manager Gina Nickolau says proof of that is in two nominations for Iroquois Falls Chamber of Commerce business awards.  One...
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