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Province to Help Chi Cheemaun

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 The provincial government says it will pay for repairing the terminals where the Chi Cheemaun ferry docks.  MPP for Algoma Manitoulin, Mike Mantha, says the government will commit the $292,000 needed to carry out the work.  The low water level in Lake Huron prevented the Chi Cheemaun from docking resulting in the ferry season beginning at least one week late.  Mantha is grateful to the province for the money and the quick response because it means minimal disruptions to tourism traffic.  The Chi Cheemaun carries 200,000 passengers each year and generates $25-milion in tourism dollars.

Last Updated on Monday, 06 May 2013 06:16
 

Woman Dies Rescuing Dog

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 A 56-year-old Sudbury woman has died while trying to save her dog.  Grace Milne was trying to get her dog back after it chased a ball into the Whitefish River on Saturday but she fell into the water.   OPP got to Milne in a boat but she was pronounced dead at the Espanola hospital.

Last Updated on Monday, 06 May 2013 06:14
 

National Nursing Week Underway

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 This is National Nursing Week and the North East Community Care Access Centre is releasing some facts to highlight the work of its employees.  On any given day the 250 nurses under the centre have contact with 16,000 clients or caregivers.  These nurses do a variety of work including helping seniors live healthy and independent lives at home.  They also help students with complex medical needs stay in the classroom and help with the transition of a loved one to long-term care.

Last Updated on Monday, 06 May 2013 06:12
 

Minnesota Wins Dudley-Hewitt Cup

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 The Minnesota Wilderness are the Dudley Hewitt Cup champions.  The Wilderness defeated the St. Michael's Buzzers' 4-3 in overtime in North Bay which hosted the tournament.  Earlier, the North Bay Trappers and Sault Thunderbirds were knocked out of the competition. The Wilderness now represent the region in the national junior hockey championship beginning this weekend in P. E. I.

Last Updated on Monday, 06 May 2013 06:12
 

Northern Mayors Outline Priority

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 The Northern Growth Plan took centre stage at a regular meeting of mayors of Northeastern Ontario's five largest cities.  The mayors agree the Liberal government plan can bring prosperity to the north.  But they're frustrated that the Liberals have been slow to implement measures in the plan.  They want meetings with government officials to discuss moving the plan forward.

Last Updated on Friday, 03 May 2013 11:08
 

School Board Supports Racial Harmony Resolution

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 The Algoma District School Board is supporting a racial harmony resolution by city council in Sault Ste. Marie.  That support follows similar approval for the resolution from trustees with the Huron-Superior Catholic board.  The council resolution says racial discrimination or intolerance to other people is not acceptable behavior in the Sault.   The Algoma board says its schools embrace and welcome diversity.

Last Updated on Friday, 03 May 2013 11:06
 

Volunteering Pays Off

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 Here's proof that volunteer work leads to bigger things.  Habitat for Humanity in North Bay is always looking for people to help it build homes.  Recently, one of its workers became a bank manager with RBC thanks to the skills she picked up as Habitat volunteer.  Lise Roy organized large-scale fundraisers, coordinated volunteers and eventually became Vice president of the local chapter.  Roy says the skills she learned were exactly what the bank was looking for and she got the job.

Last Updated on Friday, 03 May 2013 11:05
 

Students Experience Language Challenges Immigrants Feel in New Land

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 Some North Bay grade nine students got a sense of what immigrants go through when trying to learn a new language in a new country.  The students take visual arts at Chippewa Secondary.  They were taught how to write their names and other phrases in five languages including Mandarin, Russian and Lebanese.  Their teacher, Angela Evans, says the classes gave her students an idea of what other people go through when arriving in Canada.

Last Updated on Friday, 03 May 2013 11:03
 

Fate of Budget in NDP Hands

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The provincial budget will all come down to whether or not the NDP will support the minority Liberals. The Progressive Conservatives have already said they will not vote in favour of it. Highlights from the budget tabled Thursday afternoon meets many NDP demands demands like getting rid of corporate tax breaks and decreasing auto insurance premiums. The budget also included $35 billion for infrastructure. That includes a $100 million previously announced for small towns and rural areas for roads and bridges.
 


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