Stephen Calverley is a journalist based in Elliot Lake, Canada. He writes for ElliotLakeToday.com, covering local news and events in the community. Stephen's articles focus on a range of topics, including city council decisions, community initiatives, public opinions, and local happenings.
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Stephen Calverley's coverage of local government, city council, and community events suggests a keen interest in local politics and civic engagement within Elliot Lake, Canada. His articles often feature announcements from the local government as well as expert commentary on various issues affecting the community.
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Council approved a staff recommendation for a two-year contract with St. Joseph's General Hospital, for HR department services
Elliot Lake Snowbirds Snowmobile club signs trail use memorandum of understanding with the City
By: Stephen Calverley
Work on the arena reaches a milestone as the building has been declared structurally safe to enter but isn't ready, yet, to be opened to the public
By: Stephen Calverley
Renaissance Active Living Centre requests $45k at city budget meeting - ‘We just can’t exist without it’
By: Stephen Calverley
The $20k funding request is ‘to enhance trail development, signage, and educational opportunities'
By: Stephen Calverley
Provincial support available for women's shelter but ‘we do not have guaranteed funding' for Larry's Place – ELWG executive director
By: Stephen Calverley
Describing an 'increasing need for help,' the Elliot Lake Emergency Food Bank requested $25k annually to support local operation
Staff report informs: the outrigger approach ‘was not viable due to the existing soil conditions and other logistical challenges.' Alternative method to be considered today
By: Stephen Calverley
Three funding requests - longstanding and new, completed the seven public input presentations at the recent Budget 2025 public input session
By: Stephen Calverley
Council approves a $1.6 million sole-sourced estimate and expresses dissatisfaction with the process, asking for financials and more information
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