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网页2 天之前 — CHARLEBOIS: Why your cup of coffee won't get cheaper any time soon. “Coffee prices are soaring, driven by climate-induced crop challenges in top-producing nations. Until lab-grown coffee reaches mainstream, your morning cup is unlikely to get cheaper anytime soon.”. with Video.
Provincial grant could help upgrade West Nipissing rec centre
网页1 天前 — A $200-million provincial fund could help upgrade the facilities at the West Nipissing Recreation Centre. Photo by Submitted Photo. The province has earmarked $200 million for the Community Sport and Recreation Infrastructure Fund, and West Nipissing council would like some of that to upgrade the municipality’s recreation centre.
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网页City council discussed the Transit on Demand initiative during its Sept. 3 meeting, the same day the new service was launched. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Daily Local News covering your region and the surrounding areas. Stay current with local headlines on business, sports, entertainment and events.
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网页Francophones include anyone who speaks French fluently, from newcomers to longtime Ontarians, and make up 45 per cent of the population of Timmins said René Gaudreau with the school. This year’s holiday is especially meaningful, Gaudreau said, as it coincides with the official reopening of the La Ronde French Cultural Centre, a vibrant ...
Doors Open Timmins this Saturday | The Daily Press
网页2 天之前 — Doors Open is a provincial initiative organized by the Ontario Heritage Trust, celebrating local landmarks and heritage sites.. According to the City of Toronto, “ The event provides rare access to buildings that are not usually open to the public and free access to sites that would usually charge an admission fee.” While that principle doesn’t strictly apply in Timmins this year (all ...
Introducing the new Daily Press website - timminstimes
网页2020年12月8日 — Today, we launch an all-new website for The Daily Press — based on feedback from readers like you. Story continues below. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. You’ll notice a fresh new look and feel, with big images and bold headlines. We’ve also completely rebuilt what’s under the hood to help you ...
Timmins has a new chief of police | The Daily Press
网页2024年5月23日 — The Timmins Police Service officially has a new chief, as Sydney Lecky was sworn in at a change of command ceremony at the McIntyre Community Centre on Tuesday afternoon, May 21. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Chief Lecky is a 29-year veteran of law enforcement with prominent roles with the Royal ...
Province announces $1.3M for four projects in Timmins
网页On Monday, Nov. 6, Timmins MPP George Pirie announced over $1.3 million from the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund for four projects in private enterprise and for social services providers in Timmins. The fund aims to promote economic prosperity across northern Ontario by providing financial assistance to big, small, rural and urban projects that ...
A new era in Timmins | The Daily Press
网页2022年11月16日 — Andrew Marks as the newly sworn-in mayor, Michelle Boileau looks on during proceedings held at Timmins City Hall on Tuesday night. ANDREW AUTIO/The Daily Press jpg, TD. Michelle Boileau is now officially the mayor of Timmins, and in her first formal address she expressed an optimistic outlook on the future of …
Passenger rail to return to Timmins | The Daily Press
网页2021年11月5日 — Ontario Northland’s 78-page business case for return of passenger rail service in the Northeast, acknowledged if Timmins is selected as the “terminus” or end of the line from Toronto, there would be additional capital costs to be incurred with the need for a new station plus the reinstallation of tracks. “Station and other costs would ...
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