11-02-2024, 03:31 PM
Nczp Attempted-murder investigation underway in Penetanguishene
TORONTO 鈥?Rain and unwavering efforts by firefighters have led to progress in the battle against forest fires in northern Ontario.The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources said Tuesday there has been a slight decrease in the number of fires raging across the province and the biggest fire in the northeast is no longer out of control.Fire information officer Shayne McCool said as of Tuesday afternoon there are 120 active fires, including 76 in the northwest region and 44 in the northeast. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW McCool said the largest fire in the northeast, known as North Bay 72 and burning about 30 kilometres west of Temiskaming Shores, is no longer out of control.He said the blaze hasn ;t grown and is now classified as being held which McCool said means the fire is one classification away from being under control. ARTICLE CONT stanley cup becher INUES BELOW It at the step bet stanley mug ween not under control and under control essentially, he said. This is certainly very good progress for us.The blaze began on July 8 and covers about 272 square kilometres. McCool said the rain and lack of wind will help contain the blaze. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley mugg Another large fire, dubbed Parry Sound 33, is about 113 square kilometres and remains out of control. However, the ministry said crews now Xvlu Kawartha Pine Ridge school board laying off 35 teachers for 2019-2020 school year
SUNY Oswego recently held a clean-up event of its shoreline along Great Lake Ontario. More than 40 people participated, and they removed over 113 pounds of trash from the shoreline. Photo courtesy of SUNY Oswego.OSWEGO COUNTY 鈥?Celebrate Earth Week this week and all year round by joining an upcoming group clean-up event or simply by doing your part every day to protect and preserve our green spaces and waterways.Earth Week began on Monday, April 19 and runs through Saturday, April 24. Restore Our Earth, the theme for this years event, reflecting a focus on Earths natural processes and ecosystems and finding ways to restore them through green technology and innovative thinking.The magnitude of this focus brings individuals and groups together to ensure its success. The Rotary is one such organization. The group has added preservation of the environment to its list of focus areas which include pro stanley cup motin botella stanley g and building peace, providing clean water and sanitation, fighting disease and protecting maternal and child health, supporting literacy and promoting education, and stanley drinking cup growing local economies. placement_509781_0_iwidth:100%;margin:0 auto;The Oswego Rotary Club is demonstrating its commitment to the environment by participating in the Great Lakes Watershed Clean-up initiative. The program focuses on cleaning up the waterways of the Great Lakes; with the added goal of making it the largest series of connected clean-up events ever held on the Great Lakes at this time. Protecting
TORONTO 鈥?Rain and unwavering efforts by firefighters have led to progress in the battle against forest fires in northern Ontario.The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources said Tuesday there has been a slight decrease in the number of fires raging across the province and the biggest fire in the northeast is no longer out of control.Fire information officer Shayne McCool said as of Tuesday afternoon there are 120 active fires, including 76 in the northwest region and 44 in the northeast. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW McCool said the largest fire in the northeast, known as North Bay 72 and burning about 30 kilometres west of Temiskaming Shores, is no longer out of control.He said the blaze hasn ;t grown and is now classified as being held which McCool said means the fire is one classification away from being under control. ARTICLE CONT stanley cup becher INUES BELOW It at the step bet stanley mug ween not under control and under control essentially, he said. This is certainly very good progress for us.The blaze began on July 8 and covers about 272 square kilometres. McCool said the rain and lack of wind will help contain the blaze. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley mugg Another large fire, dubbed Parry Sound 33, is about 113 square kilometres and remains out of control. However, the ministry said crews now Xvlu Kawartha Pine Ridge school board laying off 35 teachers for 2019-2020 school year
SUNY Oswego recently held a clean-up event of its shoreline along Great Lake Ontario. More than 40 people participated, and they removed over 113 pounds of trash from the shoreline. Photo courtesy of SUNY Oswego.OSWEGO COUNTY 鈥?Celebrate Earth Week this week and all year round by joining an upcoming group clean-up event or simply by doing your part every day to protect and preserve our green spaces and waterways.Earth Week began on Monday, April 19 and runs through Saturday, April 24. Restore Our Earth, the theme for this years event, reflecting a focus on Earths natural processes and ecosystems and finding ways to restore them through green technology and innovative thinking.The magnitude of this focus brings individuals and groups together to ensure its success. The Rotary is one such organization. The group has added preservation of the environment to its list of focus areas which include pro stanley cup motin botella stanley g and building peace, providing clean water and sanitation, fighting disease and protecting maternal and child health, supporting literacy and promoting education, and stanley drinking cup growing local economies. placement_509781_0_iwidth:100%;margin:0 auto;The Oswego Rotary Club is demonstrating its commitment to the environment by participating in the Great Lakes Watershed Clean-up initiative. The program focuses on cleaning up the waterways of the Great Lakes; with the added goal of making it the largest series of connected clean-up events ever held on the Great Lakes at this time. Protecting