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Timmins pet pantry 'growing every single day"
2+ day, 19+ hour ago (550+ words) TIMMINS — When Christine Gorman opened The Northern Collar Club Pet Pantry, she knew there was a need. She didn't expect more than 70 local families to turn to it for help within its first month. The donation-supported pantry opened in August…...
Woman files lawsuit contesting Barrie’s 'negligent' state of emergency on encampments
2+ day, 22+ hour ago (590+ words) BARRIE - A Barrie woman has filed a lawsuit against the City of Barrie, the mayor and the Barrie Police Service regarding the state of emergency declared Sept. 9, 2025, to deal with local homeless encampments. Dannielle S. Laundry’s statement of claim was filed…...
AC/DC concert in Toronto cancelled after severe storm damage
3+ day, 14+ min ago (391+ words) TORONTO - AC/DC's upcoming concert at Rogers Stadium has been cancelled after last week’s intense storm caused severe damage to portions of the North York venue. Live Nation announced on Wednesday that the sold-out Sept. 16 concert would not go ahead…...
Arrest made in connection with Moose Factory death investigation
3+ day, 1+ hour ago (269+ words) MOOSE FACTORY - Nearly three years after Loni Chum was killed, a woman has been charged with giving police false information in connection with the investigation. On Sept. 4, James Bay OPP says that 41-year-old Trisha Rickard was charged with public mischief…...
Looking for a gourd time? Here's how to celebrate all things agriculture
3+ day, 21+ hour ago (427+ words) TIMMINS — Trick riders, animals and magic shows await at the Timmins Fall Fair this weekend. The annual event returns to the Mountjoy Arena on Sept. 12 and 13, with organizers bringing back some of the fair’s most popular attractions while adding a…...
Timmins pool reopens with fun new feature
4+ day, 12+ min ago (86+ words) TimminsToday.com Timmins pool reopens with fun new feature TIMMINS - The city's pool has reopened after the summer shutdown and has a fun new feature. While the Archie Dillon Sportsplex pool was closed for seasonal maintenance, the new rock-climbing wall…...
Spotlight: Messages of hope mark World Suicide Prevention Day across the region
4+ day, 3+ hour ago (336+ words) North Eastern Ontario Family and Children’s Services (NEOFACS) will recognize World Suicide Prevention Day on Sept. 10, joining communities worldwide in raising awareness about suicide prevention, reducing stigma and encouraging people to seek support. This year falls within the International Association…...
Regional group working to keep food bank services in Iroquois Falls
4+ day, 19+ hour ago (430+ words) IROQUOIS FALLS — The Cochrane Regional Food Bank is hopeful it can continue providing food bank services in Iroquois Falls next year after the existing space is closing this year. The Cochrange organization is in talks with a group of teachers…...
Is the new Timmins Fire Hall cancelled? It depends on who you ask
4+ day, 16+ hour ago (818+ words) TIMMINS - While the fire chief says work on a proposed new fire hall is postponed, the union is once again raising alarm bells about the project, saying it's been cancelled. Today, the Timmins Professional Firefighters shared a social media post,…...
Residential school survivor shares healing journey in new memoir
5+ day, 19+ hour ago (791+ words) TIMMINS - For Jules Tapas, some of his most peaceful childhood memories were spent paddling home with his father. The pair would be out on the land near Fort Albany, surrounded by the James Bay landscape, while the rest of the…...