Ellia Thibeault is a grade 12 student and soon-to-be graduate of École secondaire catholique Trillium (Chapleau). A sports enthusiast and seasoned athlete, Ellia stood out throughout her high school journey. Through her involvement in numerous extracurricular sports teams, including volleyball, soccer, badminton, and basketball, she has demonstrated remarkable versatility on the field. She possesses the technical skills, game sense, and ...
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Une finissante qui brille à l’école comme sur le terrain
Ellia Thibeault est une élève de la 12e année et une finissante remarquable de l’École secondaire catholique Trillium (Chapleau). Adepte des sports et athlète chevronnée, Ellia s’est distinguée tout au long de son parcours au secondaire. Grâce à sa participation à de nombreuses équipes sportives parascolaires, notamment en volleyball, soccer, badminton et basketball, elle fait preuve d’une polyvalence impressionnante sur ...
Read More »New stamp commemorates Métis Elder and Michif Language Keeper Sophie McDougall
Canada Post hosted an event in Prince Albert today to celebrate an upcoming stamp commemorating Métis Elder and Michif Language Keeper, Sophie McDougall. A devoted educator and leader, McDougall (1928-2023) is remembered for sharing extensive knowledge of her culture and language with generations of students and community members over her long life. This stamp is one of three Indigenous Leaders ...
Read More »Men’s NIght Golf – June 12
147 golfers enjoyed the sunny weather and warm temperatures of 15C. Golfers with outstanding Trail Pass/Cart Shack Fees, are asked to please pay. Big Thank-You to all of our Sponsors and Donors, without your support Men’s Night would not be the success that it is. Flight Standings: 1st Flight Score 1st Isaac Dechamplain Sedrik Rioux Kyston Stevens 31 2nd Shane ...
Read More »Ladies’s Night – June 11
There were 102 Golfers, a great turnout even with the chilly temperatures. Please keep up the pace with group in front of you. 1st FLIGHT: 1st – Suzanne Lacasse, Charlee Simon, Cindy Jozin – 36 2nd –Toni Rutland, Guylaine Domich, Spare – 37 3rd – Sue Lord, Ashley Coombs, Chanelle Martelli – 40 2nd FLIGHT: 1st – Judy Zagar, Tracey ...
Read More »Survey Results Show Tremendous Dissatisfaction with Nuclear Waste Project & Proponent
A not-for-profit organization that tracks a nuclear waste burial project proposed for northwestern Ontario has released the results of a recent survey gauging public attitudes towards the Nuclear Waste Management Organization and its project. We the Nuclear Free North’s survey results show an overwhelmingly negative response to the NWMO’s project and communications. An invitation to complete the survey was distributed ...
Read More »Ontario Liberal Party Surpasses $5 Million Raised in 2025 Following Leader’s Dinner
With over $500,000 raised at tonight’s Leader’s Dinner, the Ontario Liberal Party has now surpassed $5 million in fundraising for 2025 alone — a major milestone that underscores the party’s growing momentum and grassroots support. Held during the summer for the first time in years, the Leader’s Dinner brought together supporters from across the province to celebrate the progress made ...
Read More »New stamp pays tribute to Inuit drum dance teacher Julia Haogak Ogina
At a celebration in Ulukhaktok today, Canada Post unveiled an upcoming stamp honouring Indigenous leader, Julia Haogak Ogina. The accomplished Inuit drum dance teacher has devoted her life to maintaining the culture and language of her ancestors. Ogina is known for her efforts to retrieve and preserve drum dance songs and the creation of a regional language framework and programs promoting oral learning ...
Read More »The Moon on 101
I’d spent the afternoon fishing, swimming, picking berries, in a quite warm June, at William Teddy’s Park, The day was almost done, as I walked my way home, reluctantly, but as promised, before dark, Life can touch you tenderly when young, before its harsh realities are loudly to your psyche sung, It rose from so low in the eastern sky, ...
Read More »3-Day Program Focuses on Pure Worship!
Realizing that many in the community are concerned about matters of faith and spirituality, Jehovah’s Witnesses are inviting all to their annual global convention series, which has the theme “Pure Worship!” Each year, the Witnesses present a free three-day program open to local communities. They will return to the GFL Arena in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario for a motivating event ...
Read More »Men’s Night Golf – June 5th
146 golfers came out and enjoyed an evening of golf, despite the overcast and warmer temperatures than last week, 14. All Golfers are asked to please pay all outstanding Trail Pass/Cart Shack Fees. A Big Thank-You to all of our Sponsors and Donors! Without your support, Men’s Night would not be the success that it is. Flight Standings: 1st Flight ...
Read More »Ladies Night Golf – June 4
A fantastic turn out, 105 golfers with the cool temperatures. Please remember every team must submit a scorecard to organize the flights and calculate retro. Also, a triple bogey limit (3 over par) will assist with moving play along. Putts are drawn after all the teams go out. If you wish to be contacted to return to putt, please leave ...
Read More »Hornepayne Launches New Brand
Jun 6, 2025 at 14:10 After months of collaborative efforts between Township staff, council members, and Cinnamon Toast New Media Inc. — the creative agency procured to execute the work — the Township of Hornepayne is proud to reveal its updated brand identity. The logo, which is based upon feedback collected from one-on-one interviews, focus groups, and a digital survey, ...
Read More »The Hard Work to Overturn Bill 5 Starts Today
Traditional territories of the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishinaabeg, the Haudenosaunee and the Wendat – Despite significant opposition from Indigenous groups, diverse civil society organizations and thousands of Ontarians the Government of Ontario passed Bill 5 yesterday. This legislation infringes on Indigenous rights, gives unchecked powers to provincial ministers, dismantles protections for Ontario’s most vulnerable species, overrides municipal planning ...
Read More »Physician Staffing Pressure
Jun 5, 2025 at 09:33 We are experiencing staffing pressure in our Locum Physician group for ER coverage today, June 5th, 2025. The Emergency Department (ED) will remain open; however, we ask that you visit the ED only if you have an emergency. We will be leaning on our local physicians to provide unscheduled coverage as well as our Nurse ...
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