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Coldest Night of the Year still a go - virtually

Coldest Night of the Year still a go - virtually

There’s still time for you to sign up if you’d like to support St. Vincent Place during these uncertain times
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Your next pizza night could support the local Alzheimer Society

Your next pizza night could support the local Alzheimer Society

Partnership with Domino's helps fund area services and programs
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Feds contribute more than $10K to fund local Legion

Feds contribute more than $10K to fund local Legion

Money comes from the Veterans Organizations Emergency Support Fund
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Location secured for new joint-use Blind River school

Location secured for new joint-use Blind River school

Conseil scolaire public du Grand Nord de l’Ontario and Algoma District School Board will share the new facility to be built on Youngfox Road
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PLATO Testing receives $500K for training, employment services

PLATO Testing receives $500K for training, employment services

PLATO has trained more than 175 Indigenous students since its 2015 launch
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Northern program launched to assist woman, non-binary social entrepreneurs

Northern program launched to assist woman, non-binary social entrepreneurs

Participants will study the principles of an inclusive economy and a just recovery
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Fire crews respond to two carbon monoxide calls over the weekend

Fire crews respond to two carbon monoxide calls over the weekend

No injuries were reported from either incident
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École Notre-Dame-du-Sault holding virtual open house for kindergarten registration

École Notre-Dame-du-Sault holding virtual open house for kindergarten registration

The open house takes place on Jan. 19, at 6:15 p.m.
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Annual Alzheimer Society fundraising campaign moves online

Annual Alzheimer Society fundraising campaign moves online

Donors can also contribute via snail mail or by phone
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Crime Stoppers seeking volunteers for its board of directors

Crime Stoppers seeking volunteers for its board of directors

Since 1985, local Crime Stoppers were responsible for 4,458 arrests, $7,747,408 in drugs seized, and $3,844,832 in recovered property
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