Municipal News

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Wide area of Cochrane loses water

Gomez expects the water to be back on in time for supper, clean and safe to use. 

Municipalities experience problems hiring and retaining professionals

Eighty-five percent of the 110 members of the Federation of Northern Ontario Municipalities are having a hard time attracting professionals

Western Ave. in Cochrane to be closed all day Saturday

Western Ave. will be closed between Second St. and Fifth St.

Seven people now running for Cochrane council

Cochrane now has more than enough candidates for the six council seats

Cochrane wants financial help to act as link between two highways

The Town of Cochrane wants financial help from the province and industry to maintain the municipal link between Hwy. 11 and Hwy. 652

Kap mayor offers airport to federal government as wildfire aviation hub

Federal government recently announced funding for new aircraft and equipment.

Eric Turcotte running for I.F. council

Miner, business owner and volunteer firefighter Eric Turcotte wants one of the six seats as an Iroquois Falls town councillor. 

Delaurier running to remain mayor of Iroquois Falls

Tory Delaurier wants to keep his seat as mayor of Iroquois Falls.

Former CAO suing mayor, municipality

The former chief administrative officer of the Town of Cochrane has filed a lawsuit against the municipality and Mayor Peter Politis. 

Construction of new seniors apartment complex in Smooth Rock Falls to start this summer

A consultant with a group bringing a seniors housing complex to Smooth Rock Falls says design stage is underway, and he is hopeful to have shovels in the ground by this summer.

Cochrane Town Hall moves back home

Town Hall in Cochrane has reopened -- the first time since suffering minor damage during the Christmas Day fire next door at the former Anderson House and Thib’s Tavern. 
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