Life is busy and you may miss some of the action happening in and around the city.
Here's a look at what people are talking about around town this week.
There will be nobody ... monitoring the land': Grand chief urges Ontario to meet
Mushkegowuk Council is calling on the province to come to the table and talk about their conservation efforts before it's too late. Read the full story here.
'No good news': Timmins road could turn to gravel without provincial help
Local municipalities continue to lobby the province to help maintain a highway downloaded in the late '90s. Read the full story here.
Mines dig up $750K to keep Kirkland Lake museum open
A newly formed not-for-profit has secured $750,000 in funding to help save a museum located inside a historic château of a legendary eccentric prospector. Read the full story here.
Timmins council wants more after 'botched' roll out of treatment centre plans
Council wants clear explanation from project partners on plans for mental health and addiction service hub. Read the full story here.
Busy Algonquin intersection saw most number of crashes in Timmins last year
Timmins Police has released its 2023 annual report, read all about it here.
Trucker hauling 36,000 kilograms of toxic chemical charged with impaired
Local police and ministry staff staged a five-day enforcement blitz that captured transport trucks travelling "dangerously close" on area roads and multiple impaired drivers. Read the full story here.
Help fill new South Porcupine rock garden with uplifting messages
Quilts for Survivors is getting creative to spruce up its new space. Read the full story here.
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