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Dozens of election signs stolen in Smooth Rock Falls, mayor says (opens the original)
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SMOOTH ROCK FALLS — Roughly 50 election signs belonging to candidates in Smooth Rock Falls have been stolen, says Mayor Patrick Roberts. Roberts, who is running for re-election, told TimminsToday that multiple candidates' signs were taken in the early hours of Wednesday (Sept. 30), with some later found in ditches. “It's just ridiculous,” he said. “It was rows of them.” According to Roberts, police have video footage of the incident, but their face is not visible. “Election signs are private pro
Timmins-born singer-songwriter releases new album (opens the original)
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After five years of writing, recording and major life changes, Timmins-born singer-songwriter Céleste Lévis is ready to share her latest album with the world. Lévis’ 11-track album dropped Sept. 18, followed by an album release show at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa, on Sept. 24. The album has been in the works since her last record was released five years ago, although much of the writing and recording came together over the past year and a half. It reflects some of the biggest changes in h
New truck driver training depends on enforcement, says Vanthof (opens the original)
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New provincial training requirements for commercial truck drivers could improve safety on Northern Ontario highways, but only if the rules are properly enforced, says Timiskaming-Cochrane MPP John Vanthof. The province announced Monday that it’s introducing a standardized entry-level training curriculum requiring more than 103 hours of training for new truck drivers. The changes are expected to take effect in early 2027. “I think it’s good that the province is recognizing that there is an issue
Cochrane District Services Board has $10.7M in requests, only $6M to hand out (opens the original)
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Demand for homelessness funding in the Cochrane District continues to outpace the available provincial funding. Cochrane District Services Board has received $10.7 million in requests from local agencies for the $6.06 million of Homelessness Prevention Program funding available in 2026-27. The projects getting money are for new supportive housing beds, emergency shelters, housing supports, and community outreach, and more. The $4.7 million gap was outlined in a report presented to the board on S
Housing shortage drives homelessness in Cochrane District (opens the original)
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A shortage of affordable housing is a main driver of homelessness in the Cochrane District, according to the services board’s top staffer. A recently released Financial Accountability Office of Ontario report shows the Cochrane District had the highest homelessness rate in the province in 2024-25. For Cochrane District Services Board CAO Brian Marks, the finding wasn’t surprising. “Unfortunately, I had very little reaction since Timmins and the Cochrane District have consistently been at the top
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