Denis Puska

Denis J. Puska marks his sixth year back in his hometown of Kapuskasing. He spent the past 18 years broadcasting hockey in the United States. Denis is also celebrating his fourth decade in broadcast journalism. He not only handles news duties at Moose FM but he is the morning show host from 6 to 10 am Monday through Friday.

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OPP say election signs are private property

Election day is October 26th.

Kap Minerals and Moose Cree First Nation sign memorandum of understanding

Kap Minerals say mine development moving along well.

No voting needed in the October Kapuskasing municipal election

Candidate nomination was denied because it didn't contain at least 25 signatures.

Two Kap teenagers off to national demolition derby championship in USA

National championship takes place in Washington, Ohio near Columbus.

Construction set to start on new seniors’ housing in Smooth Rock Falls

Consultant says project was years in the making and credited town council to getting it to the construction stage.

Health care officials says plan ahead for future heat events

Our region was impacted by several days of extreme heat and humidity

The year of extreme weather continues in our region

Extreme heat warning was in effect since Sunday.

Cochrane Early-On Centre moving into public library

Early On Centre is closed while they relocate.

Fourth edition of Kap Kraze is a week away

Saturday night's concert features Tim Hicks and Zach McPhee.

Police arrest four following search of Constance Lake home on Tuesday

Police say estimate of drugs seized is about $18,000.

Forest Fire update: Kapuskasing and Hearst area

Cochrane 32 is located north of Highway 11 near Parent Road.

FONOM wants province to create grant to help with rising policing costs

FONOM says policing bill formula doesn't make sense.
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OPP say election signs are private property

Election day is October 26th.

Steps taken to reduce violence, inappropriate behaviour at TADH

Security officers are now more visible in the department. 

Agriculture projects in our region get $6.1-million from Heritage Fund

Northern economic development minister George Pirie made it official Thursday in Iroquois Falls. 

No speed reduction yet for Airport Rd. in Timmins

Almost 2,700 vehicles a day travel through that area. 

FEDNOR invests in economic development projects

FEDNOR minister Patty Hajdu announced $20,533,121.00 for 22 projects. 
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