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WEBBURLEY: Transporting used nuclear fuel will be safe. The Nuclear Waste Management Organization has always had the protection of people and the environment as its top priority and we were alarmed to see a column in the Toronto Sun earlier this week suggesting that transporting used nuclear fuel will be dangerous, secretive and done without consultation.
Federal government sinks millions into critical mining for Sudbury ...
WEB9 hours ago · The money was part of a package of federal funding that Energy and Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson announced in Sudbury on Wednesday. Wilkinson said the more than $11 million in funding will support Canada’s efforts to become a leader in the production of critical minerals needed to create a cleaner economy.
Voyageur Days plans to bring back Sunday night shows, daily passes
WEB12 hours ago · After speaking with fans, “there appears to be an overwhelming consensus to bring back Sunday night performances,” Laperriere said. This year’s headlining acts were the James Barker Band and Our Lady Peace. The total cost for all bands at this year’s festival was $240,000. Adding a Sunday night show will cut deeper into the proposed ...
Council adopts winter maintenance manual | Timmins Times
WEB18 hours ago · He added by adopting the 2024/2025 winter maintenance manual the town would be “well prepared to continue delivering high quality winter operations, addressing challenges proactively and keeping our roads and sidewalks safe for all residents.”. After Fortin’s presentation that floor was opened to council for questions and comments.
Minor delays in event centre plan | Timmins Times
WEB12 hours ago · A staff report presented Tuesday said the project is still on budget. “The total approved budget for the downtown events centre is $200 million. This budget consists of $65 million from original debt obtained in 2020, as well as approval for an additional $135 million in debt financing to be obtained in 2026,” the report indicated.
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WEBVigil held at Timmins city hall in honour of women who suffered violence. With the flags at Timmins city hall flying at half-staff Thursday, a candle-light vigil was held to honour the 14 women who were murdered in the Montreal massacre of …
City officials working on plan to alleviate housing crisis
WEBAug 30, 2024 · Chief Administrative Officer Dave Landers presented an update on the City of Timmins’ Housing Action Plan during a recent council meeting. Administration began working on updating the plan in the fall of 2023 in an effort to provide elected officials with a strategy to help them deal with the city’s looming housing crisis.
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WEBCrown seeks record prison sentences for parents in horrific child abuse case. The Crown is seeking what could be the longest sentence ever in the London region – and matching some of the longest ever recorded in Canada – for a couple convicted at a disturbing child sexual and physical abuse trial.
Timmins population reaches highest numbers in over a decade
WEBMay 27, 2024 · According to the 2021 census, the population of Timmins was 41,145, down by -1.5 per cent compared to 2016. This decline at the time was in stark contrast to the rest of the province, whose population increased by 5.8 per cent. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. “This is a positive indication that Timmins ...
Immigration program to Timmins sees ‘huge’ surge in applicants
WEBJan 8, 2024 · Campbell describes the 2023 increase as ‘huge,’ in part because the boundaries expanded from Temiskaming Shores to the east and Foleyet and Hearst to the west. “A huge difference from 2022 to 2023 is the increase in health occupations. It’s our most recommended sector, whereas previously it …