Content and Community Engagement Manager for @EugLibrary, @EugRec and @EugCulture. Formerly @nrtoday, @registerguard, @dailyemerald and @egotime.
Elliot Lake, Canada (Local)
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Witnesses say there was no one inside a residence that was destroyed by fire this week in the northern Ontario community of Holtyre , located near Matheson and east of Timmins.
A couple of northern Ontarians got a special watermelon treat to keep cool on Canada Day earlier this week. Polar bears Henry and Ganuk, who reside at the Cochrane Polar Bear Habitat.
By: Ian Campbell
Tension reached a breaking point when the Supreme Court struck down Parliament’s one-year mandatory minimum sentence for possession of child sexual abuse material in the Senneville case.
By: Dina Zonoozi, Jackie Vandermeulen, Andrew J. Gould, Shane D. Todd, Christopher Pigott, Daniel Brock, Ian Campbell
The Government of Canada has launched a second round of consultations on Canada Labour Code reform. Federal employers have until August 2, 2026 to submit feedback.
A big blow this week to the Elliot Lake Arena repair effort for those hoping they'd be back on the ice this hockey season.
By: Ian Campbell
In past generations, cultural norms served to promote healthy lifestyle choices while actively stigmatizing poor ones – like drugs and gambling.
The Sudbury Cubs have announced their intention to leave the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League.
Addictions treatment was front and centre in Timmins on Tuesday night as city councillors had plenty of questions about a planned Homelessness and Addictions Recovery Treatment (HART) Hub at the former Ramada Inn on Riverside Drive.
Viewers of this year's CTV Lions' Children's Christmas Telethon are in for a treat on Saturday when one of the country's oldest swing bands, still in existence, opens the show.
Sudbury — The unimaginable horror of the Holocaust – and the need to ensure it never happens again – is one of the reasons survivors share their stories with young people.
