Joshua Santos
Ottawa Citizen
Cornwall, ON, Canada
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Pandemic doesn't keep Alexandria 'walker runner' from reaching 59-km goal
Bob Hardy mimicked the cancelled Tamarack Ottawa Race Weekend 'lumberjack challenge' with his own fundraising jaunts over two days. → Read More
Pharmacists change the way stores operate during COVID-19 pandemic
Pharmacists have had to change the way they dispense medications and provide clinical expertise as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.Doors at Medical Arts Pharmacy are closed for walk-ins as patients… → Read More
Consultation needed before any development in Ring of Fire: Grand Chief
While there has been much talk about its mineral riches, Indigenous communities within that area want more consultation before development begins, says Mushkegowuk Grand Chief Jonathan Solomon. → Read More
Can-Survive walk reaches Timmins
TIMMINS - Jimmy Lefebvre began his cross-country journey on foot two and a half months ago. → Read More
Kickoff of 4-day celebration of Indigenous culture
Restoring ceremonial customs was a topic of discussion during the first day of the lead-up events to National Indigenous People’s Day at Mountjoy Historical Participark in Timmins. → Read More
Photo gallery: Properly disposing hazardous waste
Hundreds of residents disposed products at a municipal hazardous and special waste collection on Saturday June, 16. → Read More
Fatal collision on Highway 11
A fatal collision occurred on Highway 11 east of Mattice on Sunday, June 11. → Read More
City prepares for cannabis legalization
Preparations are underway for recreational cannabis use in the community. → Read More
Sports athletes and volunteers honored at ceremony
It was an afternoon of reflection as dozens of sports athletes and builders were honoured at the fifth annual Sports Hall of Fame on Saturday, June 16 at the McIntyre Community Building. → Read More
Miner injured after oxygen cylinder explodes
An explosion occurred at the Tahoe mine in the city’s west end Saturday, June 9. → Read More
Latest inductees to Sports Hall of Fame Saturday
The latest inductees to the Timmins Sports Heritage Hall of Fame will be announced Saturday. → Read More
Five kilometres of colour bombardment
It was an explosion of colour as hundreds of residents dashed around Gillies Lake Saturday afternoon. → Read More
Young Eagles take to the sky
Children of all ages took to the skies riding in airplanes for free at Young Eagles Day Saturday morning. → Read More
Photo gallery: Fierté Timmins Pride parade
It was a Pride-ful afternoon as city residents participated in a Fierté Timmins Pride on Saturday, June 9. → Read More
Timmins police service report to evening disturban
Timmins Police Service responded to an incident in the south end of the city at about 9:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 7. → Read More
Party Candidates sound off on provincial Election
New Democratic Party (NDP) Gilles Bisson’s fellow competitors reflected on the incumbent Member of Provincial Parliament (MPP) securing his eighth straight election victory Thursday night. → Read More
Timmins-area mines may need thousands of workers
About 3,000 workers may be needed in the mining industry by 2027. → Read More
Yvan Génier loses bid for MPP in Timmins
Yvan Génier has lost his bid to become a member of provincial parliament (MPP) for the riding of Timmins-James Bay Thursday night. → Read More