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Discovery Mining temporarily renting out vacated trailers (opens the original)
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Fairway Village resident Alexis Turpin is speaking out about Discovery Mining’s activities at the Fairway Village modular home park, housing 74 trailers whose residents were evicted and given until January 2028 to leave. Discovery Mining (formerly Discovery Silver) has injected new energy into the local economy, buying Newmont’s Porcupine Complex (the Hoyle Pond, Pamour, Borden and Dome mine and mill) in January 2025 for $425 million, with Newmont and the Franco-Nevada Corporation as major share
Arts fest launches with a song: Third annual Tamarack Festival on until Sunday (opens the original)
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Arts fest launches with a song: Cesar Forero performed his original song “Kiss Your Shadow,” in Spanish as part of a new performance art piece about immigration at the opening reception of the third annual Tamarack Festival on Wednesday evening. “There is nothing wrong in being from another country, or speaking another language,” said the Kirkland Lake-based artist. The festival continues until Sunday. Tickets available at tamarackfestival.ca NICOLE STOFFMAN/THE DAILY PRESS Postmedia is committe
Beloved boardwalk in Timmins to reopen at the end of October (opens the original)
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Restoration on the Gillies Lake Promenade boardwalk will be completed by the end of October. Residents who enjoy going for a run, walk, non-motorized bike ride, or walking their dog during the precious few short months of warm weather are understandably getting a little impatient that the scenic boardwalk has been closed for most of the summer. “The structural repairs and restoration to the Gillies Lake boardwalk continue, and we ask for the public’s patience while we complete these necessary re
'I feel wonderful': Sylvia Martin celebrates 65 years of weaving (opens the original)
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Sylvia Martin stands next to a silk and cashmere shawl she wove by hand at a reception celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Porcupine Handweavers and Spinners Guild at the museum on Friday. ‘Don’t start weaving too late in life,’ advised Martin. Martin estimates she’d been weaving for 50 years when she made the fine shawl 15 years ago. It was not for sale. NICOLE STOFFMAN/THE DAILY PRESS Postmedia is committed to maintaining a lively but civil forum for discussion. Please keep comments releva
Live music at the Porcupine Legion Branch 287 (opens the original)
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Local entertainer Kyle Cote kicks off a new live music series at the Porcupine Legion Branch 287 on Saturday, Sept. 26. The experienced singer will be accompanying himself on guitar through three sets of his vast repertoire. “All varieties of music,” Cote said, when asked what audiences can expect. “Anything from the 1940s and up, 50s, 60s, old rock, new music and country. A large variety,” he said. The series of Saturday Matinées from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., will feature local talent exclusively, inc
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