The Superior East Community Futures Development Corporation (SECFDC) is a non-profit organization offering small business and regional community economic development services to the Superior East region. It is led by a volunteer Board of Directors consisting of individuals that reside throughout the Superior East region. For the 2024 year the Superior East CFDC approved a grand total of $803,556 ...
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SADCSE Sommaire d’affaires de 2024
La Société d’aide au développement des collectivités de Supérieur Est (SADCSE) est un organisme à but non lucratif qui offre des services en développement économique aux petites entreprises et à la communauté régionale dans la région Supérieur Est. En 2024, la SADCSE a accordé une somme de 803 556$ en prêts locaux et régionaux. Ces prêts ont eu un ...
Read More »St. Monica’s Church – Ash Wednesday
St. Monica’s Church will be celebrating Ash Wednesday on March 5th, 2025 at 7 p.m.
Read More »School Buses Cancelled (Wawa, White River, Chapleau, Dubreuilville, Hornepayne )
Due to the impending inclement weather, and visibility concerns, all school related transportation will be cancelled in the following areas: Sault Ste Marie – including Batchawana, Goulais River, Searchmont Central Algoma – including Echo Bay, Bruce Mines, Desbarats, St. Joe Island, Thessalon Northern – including Wawa, White River, Chapleau, Dubreuilville, Hornepayne North Shore – including Iron Bridge, Blind River, Elliot Lake, Spanish ...
Read More »Helping build more homes, faster in Espanola
To make progress towards solving the housing crisis we need to build more homes at prices that Canadians can afford, faster. To do this we need to end restrictive zoning and speed up permitting, and add greater density, especially near transit and post-secondary institutions. The Housing Accelerator Fund (HAF) will cut this red tape and fast-track at least 112,000 new ...
Read More »Aider à construire plus de logements, plus rapidement, à Espanola
Afin de progresser dans la résolution de la crise du logement, nous devons construire plus de logements que les personnes au Canada peuvent se payer, plus rapidement. Pour ce faire, nous devons mettre fin au zonage restrictif, accélérer la délivrance des permis et accroître la densité, surtout près des transports en commun et des établissements d’enseignement postsecondaire. Le FACL permettra de ...
Read More »Ladies Curling Standings – February 22
RANK WINS G.P. BUSSINEAU, Denise 1 12 14 LESCHISHIN, Barb 1 12 14 SWITZER, Anya 3 11 14 TAVELLA, Debbie 4 10 13 MATHIAS, Danette 5 8 13 AMOS, Tracy 6 7 14 SPENCER, Diane 6 7 14 BONITZKE, Wendy 8 6 13 CHIUPKA, Lorna 8 6 14 PARSONS, Rochelle 8 6 14 TREMBLAY, Cheryl 11 4 13 SZEKELY, Annik ...
Read More »Men’s Curling Standings – February 22
Team Rank Wins GP TERRIS, Tom 1 11 13 FAHRER, Tom 2 7 13 BUMSTEAD, Aaron 3 6 13 LESCHISHIN, Mark 3 6 13 MITRIKAS, Eric 3 6 13 TERRIS, Spencer 3 6 13 HALE, Ron 7 5 13 McCOY, Joe 7 5 13 Schedule Monday, February 24, 2025 Ice 1 Ice 2 Ice 3 Ice 4 HALE FAHRER LESCHISHIN ...
Read More »Vision de la ministre St-Onge pour améliorer CBC/Radio-Canada : un choix clair pour l’avenir du Canada
SOURCE Patrimoine canadien CBC/Radio-Canada est bien plus qu’un radiodiffuseur public. C’est l’une des grandes institutions qui, depuis près de 90 ans, façonne notre culture, relate nos histoires et protège notre souveraineté culturelle. Notre radiodiffuseur public permet aux Canadiennes et Canadiens de se rassembler, de discuter de questions d’intérêt national, de découvrir leurs communautés, et de raconter des histoires conçues par ...
Read More »Minister St-Onge’s vision for a better CBC/Radio-Canada: a clear choice for Canada’s future
SOURCE Canadian Heritage CBC/Radio-Canada is more than just a public broadcaster. It is one of the great institutions that, for nearly 90 years, has shaped our culture, told our stories and safeguarded our cultural sovereignty. Our public broadcaster allows Canadians to connect with each other, discuss issues of national interest, get to know their communities and tell stories made by ...
Read More »With a Ford Majority for the Past Seven Years, where are we?
With the advance polls open today/tomorrow/Saturday at communities across Ontario, we are reflecting on the work being done to earn your vote. Parents have long told their children to “Begin as you mean to go on”, a quote urging that you should start any new endeavor with the same level of commitment and effort you intend to maintain throughout the ...
Read More »Alamos Gold Reports Fourth Quarter and Year-End 2024 Results
Alamos Gold Inc. today reported its financial results for the quarter and year ended December 31, 2024. “We delivered another record year operationally and financially driven by strong performances across our operations. Production grew 7% to 567,000 ounces, meeting our increased guidance and achieving a new annual record for the second consecutive year. Full year costs were in line with ...
Read More »Red Pine Successfully Expands Gold Mineralization and Discovers Parallel Shoot at Depth
Red Pine Exploration Inc. is pleased to announce the results of three (3) holes for 2,793.0 metres of drilling completed as part of its fully funded 25,000 metres (“m”) drill program at its Wawa Gold Project. Michael Michaud, President and CEO of Red Pine commented: “We are excited that our deep drilling of the Jubilee Shear has intersected what is ...
Read More »Local Environment and Conservation Groups Send Survey to Provincial Election Candidates in Algoma-Manitoulin & SSM
Where do Algoma-Manitoulin and Sault Ste. Marie provincial election candidates and their parties stand on environmental issues? A coalition of Algoma and Sault Ste. Marie environmental and conservation groups have released a survey that has been sent to candidates in the ridings of Algoma-Manitoulin and Sault Ste. Marie. The coalition includes Sault Climate Hub, Sault Naturalists, The Kensington Conservancy and ...
Read More »Mixed Curling Standings – February 15
Team Rank Wins G.P. TERRIS, Tom 1 10 11 BUCKELL, Chris 2 9 11 FAHRER, Tom 3 7 10 McCoy, Joe 3 7 10 GLOVER, Justine 5 5 12 HALL, Dave 5 5 11 SWITZER, Terry 5 5 10 LESCHISHIN, Barb 8 4 10 RAINVILLE, Heather 8 4 10 STOYCHOFF, Peter 8 4 9 DUGGAN, Sarah 11 3 11 TREMBLAY, ...
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