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119 Rosemarie Cr. Price: $ 279,900.00

171 Garden Road Price: $ 399,000.00

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163 McLeod Street Price: $ 189,900.00

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TimminsToday.com - Timmins & Area News

Health Unit chasing salmonella causes Thursday, 09 September 2010 The Porcupine Health Unit's continuing investigation into a cluster of salmonella cases throughout the Cochrane District is... Full Story Here	Critical public meeting next week Thursday, 09 September 2010 An important public meeting will be held next week to give members of the public a chance to have their say in one of city... Full Story Here
DeBeers to receive provincial recognition Wednesday, 08 September 2010 The Timmins Chamber of Commerce has announced that the De Beers Canada Victor Mine will be a recipient of a Desjardins Award for... Full Story Here	High speed access getting high-end attention Wednesday, 08 September 2010 Timmins-James Bay MP Charlie Angus says a regional working group on northern broadband issues is getting a good picture of the... Full Story Here
Balmoral spending $15 million to acquire properties Wednesday, 08 September 2010 Another junior mining company is showing faith in the local gold industry. Balmoral Resources Ltd. announced Tuesday that it has... Full Story Here	OPP "laboured" through weekend Wednesday, 08 September 2010 The South Porcupine OPP and its satellite detachments were actively on patrol of area roadways and waterways throughout the... Full Story Here
Kevin's Commentary - Council needs committee system Tuesday, 07 September 2010 Don't be fooled by all the hot air you're going to read in the next few weeks. With just a few days left for local politicians... Full Story Here	Gold expected to rise again this week Tuesday, 07 September 2010 Gold erased early losses to rise to its highest since late June overseas Tuesday as investors returning from the U.S. Labor Day... Full Story Here
Schumacher hockey registration dates Tuesday, 07 September 2010 Schumacher Day Minor Hockey Association House League Registration Nights Tuesday September 7, 2010 7pm-9pm McIntyre... Full Story Here	Accident shuts 101 for about an hour this morning Tuesday, 07 September 2010 Highway 101 just west of the former Tembec operation (better known to Timmins residents as the old Malette lumber company) was... Full Story Here
More Recent Articles from TimminsToday.com Speeder nailed Goldcorp has eyes on Argentinian mine Med school talks resume next week MP says confusion rules digital airwaves OPP expect busy weekend Brown running for I.Falls mayor Ward 5 candidate says time for fresh ideas Successful conclusion to Summer Concert Series 2010 Election update Northerners meet to discuss challenges Golfers raise $30,500 for hospital Committee thrilled with Kayak event Gold hits two month high Reader fed up with councilor's web comments Health Unit encouraging smoke-free sporting activities Police looking for payphone vandals Drilling plans expanded at Black Fox OPP promising strict enforcement Bantam team looking for players NAN launches fight against Far North Act PC's say Angus needs to pull the trigger on registry position PC's hammer away at Health Care OPP remind motorists of bus safety United Way "Day of Caring" Sep 18 Southerners plead guilty to illegal fishing Lake Shore continues to expand numbers at Thunder Creek Med school staff resume talks Tuesday Gold price remains steady

Readers' Comments - TimminsTodayTalk

• Kevin's Commentary - Council needs committee syste...
  A certain mayor abolished the committee system two terms ago because, in my opinion, he was just plain lazy. The same mayor who put the city in a financial quagmire by accelerating the retirement of city debentures to make the city "debt-free". How did this genius philosophy work? They took ALL the money out of reserves - paid off the debentures (no-one was ever allowed to see the list of who owned those debentures - so no-one ever knew who benefited by the accelerated payback schedule) and left the city with virtually no money to do anything. I'm just getting warmed up.
  07.09.10 14:24
  By KevinV2
• Kevin's Commentary - Council needs committee syste...
  Just remember who cancelled the committee system. The same people who don't want one are the same people who abdicate their responsibilities. It shields them from making tough decisions. By the way, this is not a criticism of the city's administration, they just do what they are told. If I was a member of council again, I'd want to specialize in one or two areas and MANAGE the dam department, not approve what city staff submit to council for "review". the nitty-gritty work is done in committee.
  07.09.10 14:21
  By KevinV
• Kevin's Commentary - Council needs committee syste...
  Excellent article Kevin! You hit the nail on the head with this one. It's time for council to get back to the committee system so they all know what is going on in each department. To many things are hidden from council and they are the ones that run the show and should be informed and making the decisions. If this was a private business the city would be bankrupt several years ago due to the way it is run. It's time for change and time to move forward to become the big northern city they think they are but haven't figured out on how to do it.
  07.09.10 10:32
  By John
• TimminsToday.com
  It was interesting to read Mr. Todd Lever's comments on the "Ring of Fire" deposits as related to his run for a council seat in Ward 5. This area appears to hold huge potential for mining development in Northern Ontario. This "find" at McFaulds lake in the Kenora District is approximately 500km northeast of Thunder Bay, 70 km due east of Webeque and due west of the Victor Diamond Mine. Due to this very remote location it will be many years before the mine goes into production. The City of Timmins through the Mayor's office and the TEDC have however been working with the mining companies involved, the Provincial Government, the ONR railway, and the many first nations groups for years now. In fact we had a high leval executive group in Timmins only last week trying to see what Timmins had to offer for the project. If any Timmins business is in need of information as to how to participate in this project they should contact the Timmins Economic Development Corporation for assistance.
  05.09.10 14:07
  By Steve Adams
• Reader fed up with councilor's web comments
  I'm in total agreement with this letter. Mr. Gvozdanovic and his website are a disgrace and an embarrassment and he should not be allowed to represent this City or collect a paycheque from it for one minute longer.
  01.09.10 14:32
  By Nora Mapplebeck
• PC's say Angus needs to pull the trigger on regist...
  Isn't getting rid of the registry more of a waste of money since the money has already been spent and it costs very little to maintain. 50% percent want the registry gone, 50% want it kept. glad i don't have to vote. Angus voted twice to scrap it. which way he votes now is a tough one. Mr Greenburg is just trying to be the bully like his idol Mr Harper.
  31.08.10 14:10
  By cassandra
• Bisson reaches out to FN communities
  Bisson could really care less about FN. The James Bay Coast has always been purely about votes for Gilles. Now that he?s in trouble vote wise in the southern more populated areas of the riding he?s doing OT on the coast. It?s over Gilles, tap-out buddy. Your self-serving labour reign of terror is over. THANK GOODENESS!!!
  23.08.10 09:25
  By John Monaghan
• Police charge elderly man with sex-related offence...
  Why does the media report these charges ?this persons life will ruined...( 30 to 50 yrs later ) even if he is not found guilty,,,,the media should realize the level of impact it can have on a persons life. If this had of been an officer...his name would not be included until found guilty....convictions...not charges should include peoples name.
  13.08.10 18:05
  By Norm Beaudoin
• TPS/OPP charge two with drug offences
  We asked that question too, still waiting for an answer ...
  12.08.10 08:45
  By Editor
• TPS/OPP charge two with drug offences
  Why is it that they never release the names of the offenders????
  12.08.10 08:30
  By Kim
• Timmins Police seize $14k in drugs/cash
  Kudos to our police department for nailing these ppl who would corrupt our community with that garbage.
  09.08.10 10:39
  By Shane
• Xstrata reports whopping Q2 profit
  Typical of big corporations... When is there enough profits? Closing Timmins was peanuts in their pocketbook but huge for many people. When will our government wake up and realize that foreign companies will never put back into a community what it takes from them. Our government must protect our communities, province and country.
  03.08.10 19:45
  By Julie Radske
• City to explore multi-pad arena concept
  That's easy too. A lack of courage to do the right thing. You and I can let our houses rot ... public officials cannot allow public buildings to fall into a state of disrepair. You have to provide for the future. It might take another 10-15 year for city council to do the right thing. By that time the cost of the project will double. One politician delayed the new bridge over the mattagami and it went from a $3 million project to a $9 million project. The same guy delayed the police building and it went from a $4 million project to a $11 million project. Cowardice is costly.
  28.07.10 11:34
  By Editor
• City to explore multi-pad arena concept
  If the business plan was such a slam dunk 5 years ago, how/why did it fall apart? And what has changed over the last 5 years that makes this closer to happening now? A single multi-pad complex with a single minor hockey association is definitely the way to go. Now, the question is how do we keep the momentum going... especially in an election year.
  27.07.10 11:47
  By Al Grenier
• City to explore multi-pad arena concept
  Great question - it was answered five years ago. A new facility is financed by closing money-losing facilities and reducing costs by consolidating. A proper business plan, which was in place 5 years ago as well, uses the EXISTING tax dollars to finance the facility by eliminating the Million dollar a year deficit. Timmins would also have to regain control over minor hockey by going to a single-association system. Right now, three minor hockey associations control everything - it is the tail wagging the dog. Timmins is the only city of its size in North American with three minor hockey associations.
  26.07.10 17:40
  By Editor

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