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Recap blog and video stream: Elliot Lake Inquiry Day 97

A look back at the action from Day 97.

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PoV: Vigilance for safety of kids can't stop at school doors

The safe schools movement in Canada has transformed the once jungle-like world of the nation's school systems, mostly for the better.

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Summer Concert Series big success

The 2013 edition of Summer Concert Series has come to an end and, by all accounts, this year’s event was again a resounding success.

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Covered walkway deletion anything but minor

It was with a great deal of interest that I read Greg Reynolds’ letter to the editor regarding the decision of the Community Development Committee to override a decision of city council.

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Fall Fair celebrates region’s roots ... and more

One of Timmins’ biggest social events of the year is also a sign that summer is drawning to a close in our little corner of Northeastern Ontario.

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Traffic violation leads to drug charges

A traffic violation on Hwy. 101 west of Timmins Thursday resulted in Ontario Provincial Police arresting three Toronto-area people on drug-related charges.

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GALLERY: Meet your 2013-14 Abitibi Eskimos

Here are your 2013-14 Abitibi Eskimos:

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Gogama man faces child porn charges

A Gogama man faces several charges as a result of an undercover online investigation into child pornography by Ontario Provincial Police.

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Rivermen remain a bit of a mystery

Count coach Tom McCarthy among those not 100% sure what kind of team the Espanola Rivermen will be in their first season in the Northern Ontario Junior ‘A’ Hockey League.

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VIDEO: Unbeaten Eskimos host Rivermen

Eskimos fans will get their first look at the NOJHL’s newest franchise when the Espanola Rivermen skate onto the ice at the Jus Jordan Arena Saturday night for Abitibi’s 2013-14 home opener.

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Terry Fox still inspires hope

Thirty-three years ago, a young Canadian showed the world that a life doesn't end with a cancer diagnosis. He proved it is only the beginning and embarked on a remarkable quest that should have brought...

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MP says EI cuts hurting region

The local MP says area residents are already feeling the pinch from long-range federal budget cuts.

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No kidding — Fall Fair is open

The Mountjoy Fall Fair was in full swing Friday night as a steady stream of residents moved through the doors of the Mountjoy Arena to take in all that the agricultural showcase had to offer.

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Dennis Rodman meets with North Korea leader again

Former U.S. basketball star Dennis Rodman returned on Saturday from his second visit to North Korea this year where he again met the reclusive country's leader Kim Jong-un, but did not come back with...

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Back-to-cool with tech

Pencils, lined paper -- and a new tablet?

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Two men arrested over Buckingham Palace break-in

British police have arrested two men after a break-in at Buckingham Palace this week, one of the most serious security breaches at Queen Elizabeth's London residence in about 30 years.

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Doors Open in Ontario this fall

There’s still time to take a peek as Doors Open Ontario events enter the home stretch for this season.

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Parkinson's walk set for Sept. 12

Members of the Timmins Parkinson's Support Group will be joining countless others the world over on Sept.12 in the quest to raise awareness, understanding and much needed funds to combat the...

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HISTORY: Gold rush inspired songs

I was at a total loss this week — not sure what to write about — quite convinced that I had nothing left to say (writer’s block is an ugly thing, confidence sapper, I believe is the term).

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Two new coroners for Timmins

We take for granted that those lost are in good hands.

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