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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By: Stephen Calverley
‘Support for the arena project just keeps on coming and coming … it's overwhelming,' Deputy Mayor Flintoff
The study was contracted in July 2023. Funding of $937,500 for transit improvements was approved July 2021
Elliot Lake's Collins Hall was a full house for the Community Youth Christmas Concert, featuring local choirs, musicians, and dancers
‘The water was glorious … and everyone is super happy,’ – Aquafit program participant, today
By: Stephen Calverley
Staff report recommends: new target goal for reopening the Rogers Arena be set for the 2025-2026 season
By: Stephen Calverley
In separate ceremonies at their yards this morning, Beamish Construction and Wendall Farquhar Trucking each donated 50k for the arena revitalization
‘We are fixing this arena for 40, 50 years is what we are doing’ – Councillor Seidel
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