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Espanola does not have a snow removal bylaw … for now
A specific section of a new proposed snow removal bylaw for Espanola led to some in-depth discussion by council on Tuesday with most of council not agreeing with it as presented. The section states that no one can put snow … Continue reading
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Elliot Lake Hospital Auxiliary buys three beds
St. Joseph’s General Hospital in Elliot Lake has three new hospital beds, thanks to the hard work and generosity of the Elliot Lake Hospital Auxiliary. Hospital CEO Pierre Ozolins accepted a cheque for $18,000 yesterday to pay for the three … Continue reading
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New Elliot Lake Intermediate Program by ADSB
It looks like junior high for some Elliot Lake students. The Algoma District School Board has approved the move of the Intermediate Division, Grades seven and eight from Central Avenue Public School and Esten Park Public School to the new … Continue reading
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The CORONAVIRUS REPORT for THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2020
Four new cases of COVID-18 reported in Greater Sudbury Greater Sudbury continues to be the epicentre for COVID-19 cases in the jurisdiction of Public Health Sudbury & Districts. The agency is reporting four new cases in Greater Sudbury and all … Continue reading
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Integrity Commissioner costs are in for Espanola
Investigations by Espanola’s Integrity Commissioner and other investigative fees will see taxpayers paying just over $81,000. The last year has been a busy one for Integrity Commissioner Robert Swayze, who was called in to investigate several complaints with some sanctions … Continue reading
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Go Fund Me set up for Manitoulin Island OPP officer’s children
The four children of slain Manitoulin OPP Constable Marc Hovingh are receiving funding to help them with their futures thanks to a GoFundMe campaign. Ontario Provincial Police Association Branch 13 and team leader Scott Jacklin organized the campaign on Tuesday. … Continue reading
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Elliot Lake and CUPE union ink new deal
CUPE Local 170 and the City of Elliot Lake have ratified a new five-year collective agreement retroactive to January 2019. City CAO Daniel Gagnon says union members ratified the deal last Thursday with 94 percent voting in favour. He adds … Continue reading
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The CORONAVIRUS REPORT for WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2020
PHSD declares outbreak in two long-term homes Two Greater Sudbury long-term care homes have been declared COVID-19 outbreak zones by Public Health Sudbury & Districts. Dr. Penny Sutcliffe, the Medical Officer of Health says Extendicare Falconbridge and Extendicare York had … Continue reading
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