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Protect yourself from bears coming out of hibernation earlier than normal

The very mild winter, and the spring weather we’ve already experienced means  several bear sightings reported to the MNRF, much earlier than most years. Outreach specialist Meghan Forbes says some of them are waking up earlier from hibernation… while others’ dens are being flooded out. “Some bears might find another spot...

Cochrane history: Forming a fireworks club

In Cochrane history this week: the formation of a fireworks club in 1984. Three women lit the fuse on the idea, frustrated with the lack of variety in Canada Day fireworks. At a meeting attended by five people, a club to raise money for the oohs and ahhs was formed, led...

Porcupine Health Unit says best prevention for measles is updated vaccination

A relative handful of cases of measles are being reported in Canada, compared to tens of thousands across Europe. With March Break school trips coming home, the Porcupine Health Unit is keeping an eye on the situation. Infectious diseases manager Lynn Leggett says it’s our high vaccination rate that keeps the...

Iroquois Falls Public Library soliciting ideas for programs and events to offer

The Iroquois Falls Public Library is looking for input on what programs or services it could be offering. Assistant librarian Haley Montreuil says it’s always looking to give community access to what it needs, that’s not offered anywhere else. There are already several ideas. “More tech courses, because we offer a few...

Dan St. Jean’s been there, and now talks about his addiction recovery

A 52-year-old man says too many people in his hometown of Iroquois Falls are addicted to drugs and in some cases, it’s killing them. Dan St. Jean will share his own experience with cocaine and booze addiction on Sunday, April 28th at the Lions Den in the Falls -- the...

Iroquois Falls Winter Carnival heats up with two bands performing Saturday night

The Iroquois Falls Winter Carnival is headed into its second and final weekend, and the time to cut loose and dance up a storm comes for adults on Saturday night. Municipal events committee member Jamy Bernier says two bands with local roots will be performing at the Community Centre. First up...
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