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Issues in election dominated by talk of U.S. tariffs are local, too: Liberal
Many of the issues arising from talk about the 51st state and tariffs coming out of the Trump administration directly affect ...
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NDP hopeful says she and her voice will stand up for people in Northern Ontario
The Kapuskasing-Timmins-Mushkegowuk NDP candidate in the federal election says Northern Ontario needs a strong voice, and she ...
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Public works GM says average year for snowfall-snow removal in Kap
The town of Kap’s snow removal budget showed a downward trend each of the last two winters with lower snowfall amounts. That hasn’t been the case this year according to […] ...
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The cold, snowy winter might mean bears emerge from hibernation later than usual
There’s no guarantee. However, the MNR’s provincial coordinator for human-wildlife interactions says black bears might be a ...
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Dave Plourde receives King Charles the III Coronation Medal
A long time politician and volunteer with the Kapuskasing Flyers was presented with the King Charles the III Coronation Medal ...
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Lumberjacks capture several NOJHL year-end awards
Several members of the Hearst Lumberjacks were recognized by the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League’s year end awards.
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Steve Black runs for the Liberal Party
A one-time mayor and two-term Timmins city councillor is the federal Liberal party candidate in the April 28th election.
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Kap history – telephone improvements in 1963
Telephone improvements in 1963 are the subject of today’s Kapuskasing History Feature. From March 27, 1963 in the Northern ...
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Canadians headed to the polls April 28
Prime Minister Mark Carney visited the Governor General this morning to officially dissolve parliament and launch a brief, 37-day campaign.