Local News

Its almost that time of year again when residents around the region will be going out to seasonal properties to begin their camping season. Manitouwadge Fire Department wants everyone to stay safe when out there, so they developed a list of helpful safety tips.

Spring like weather is seeing more pet owners walking their dog along Terrace Bay beaches. Dog owners were reminded to be responsible, follow city Bylaw and keep the beaches clean.

Volunteer firefighters are important hard working individuals who answer daily calls in order to keep their communities safe. Marathon volunteer firefighters were thanked and recognized for the countless hours and selfless dedication they continue to demonstrate.

A new forum is bringing emergency professionals together to learn from past experiences.

Mental Health has been given a greater focus by Canadians, especially during the pandemic. Algoma Public Health used World Maternal Mental Health Awareness Day, as an opportunity to bring the importance of maternal mental health to light.

Area candidates are excited to hit the campaign trail.

Gwayakocchigewin Limited Partnership and Hydro One entered into a historic agreement to advance the Waasigan Transmission Line.

As Northerners most of us enjoy camping on our favorite campsite. Many of us may also believe that we have the needed skills to not only enjoy camping but to face common dangers and concerns when we are out pitching our tents. According to a recent survey conducted by Scouts Canada though, many Canadians may need to brush up on their camping skills.

Caring for the environment is a focus that Canadians have and when opportunities such as the one offered by Marathon, like Pitch-in Day, the dedication people have towards keeping the environment healthy, becomes evident.

Here’s a look at today’s weather and Gas prices.