Newly crafted birch bark canoe launched by Algonquins of Pikwakanagan

For the first time in over 30 years, a newly crafted, traditional birch bark canoe touched the waters of Golden Lake. The Algonquins of Pikwakanagan First Nation Guardian’s Program, known in the Algonquin language as Neyagada Wabàndàngakì – Caretakers of the land, began crafting the canoe in the spring of …

Winning again with Catch The Ace

Congratulations to Melissa Craftchick of Barry’s Bay, who has won the Catch the Ace weekly prize for the second time! Above (Photo submitted). For this most recent Week 4 win of Catch the Ace Round 9, Melissa chose Envelope #17 because the draw coincided with the school’s Partridge Run, where her daughter wore jersey …

Is the drought in Eastern Canada caused by fossil fuel burning – maybe not

I’m currently in Cape Breton for a gathering to inter the ashes of some beloved family members. Along the route to get here, the ongoing drought in Eastern Canada was very apparent. The vegetation was faded and dry. There were big electronic banners across the Trans-Canada Highway through Nova Scotia …

St.Francis Memorial Hospital gets $2million from province

St. Francis Memorial Hospital (SFMH) is proud to announce it has received $2,071,714 Health Infrastructure Renewal Funding (HIRF) from the Province of Ontario. This funding will support critical infrastructure improvements that are essential to the hospital’s long-term service delivery and emergency response capabilities. Above from left: Suzanne Madore, RVH & …

Province invests $4,155,000 in Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke healthcare infrastructure

The Ontario government is continuing to protect local health care by investing $4,060,451 IN HIRF and $94,549 in CIRF to upgrade/repair infrastructure at Arnprior Regional Health, Deep River and District Health, Pembroke Regional Hospital Inc, Renfrew Victoria Hospital, MacKay Manor and ConnectWell Community Health in Beachburg. This is part of …

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