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Temiscaming border opens Monday — too soon for cottage visits?

Temiscaming border opens Monday — too soon for cottage visits?

Police say the roadblock will come down, officers will no longer be asking for travel documents such as proof of residence at the border, and Ontarians will be able to visit their cottages as long as they observe health guidelines and social distancing.
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LUNCH BREAK: Four colouring techniques you have to try

LUNCH BREAK: Four colouring techniques you have to try

What better way brighten a day at home than with some colouring
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Kettle Lakes, Ivanhoe opening for day use May 15

Kettle Lakes, Ivanhoe opening for day use May 15

Allowed activities are limited to walking, hiking, biking and birdwatching
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A brief history of Boy Scouts in the Porcupine

A brief history of Boy Scouts in the Porcupine

In this edition of Remember This, the Timmins Museum: National Exhibition Center looks back on the Boy Scouts club in Timmins
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Ontario's daily COVID-19 cases dips below 300 for first time since March

Ontario's daily COVID-19 cases dips below 300 for first time since March

There were, however, 35 more deaths reported today
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No new local COVID-19 cases reported in last 24 hours

No new local COVID-19 cases reported in last 24 hours

There are also no new recoveries
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VILLAGE VIDEO: From our village to yours, Happy Mother's Day

VILLAGE VIDEO: From our village to yours, Happy Mother's Day

Village Media delivers special Mother's Day messages on this special day
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Essential worker of the day: Lia Fontana

Essential worker of the day: Lia Fontana

Help us celebrate the frontline and essential workers continuing to serve our community through COVID-19
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Good morning, Timmins!

Good morning, Timmins!

Stay strong
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CANADA: How e-voting could close the political gender gap

CANADA: How e-voting could close the political gender gap

Allowing MPs to vote electronically would go a long way to promoting gender equity in Canadian politics, says McMaster Political Science student
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