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Ontario Easing Temporary Visiting Restrictions at Long-Term Care Homes

Social day trips will also resume for most residents

With key public health and health care indicators continuing to show signs of improvement, the Ontario government, in consultation with the Chief Medical Officer of Health, is cautiously and gradually lifting temporary public health measures at long-term care homes starting February 7, 2022.

“Our government responded swiftly to the Omicron variant to protect the health and safety of residents and staff in long-term care homes,” said Paul Calandra,...

Wawa Council Appoints Melanie Pilon to Vacant Position

 

PRESS RELEASE - February 3, 2022

WAWA COUNCIL APPOINTS MELANIE PILON TO VACANT POSITION

At the Special Meeting of Wawa Council held on Tuesday, January 25, 2022, Melanie Pilon was appointed to the vacant council position. The position became vacant after Pat Tait became the Mayor in December 2021.

Five residents put their names forward for consideration for the position and each candidate provided an overview of their backgrounds and reasons for running for Council at the Special meeting....

Town Talk - MMCC Reopening with Restrictions

Community Services and Tourism Director Alex Patterson discusses the reopening of the Michipicoten Memorial Community Centre amid loosening COVID-19 restrictions. 

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Notice of a Special Council Meeting - February 8, 2022

NOTICE  SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING

Tuesday, February 8, 2022, at 6:30 p.m.

for a presentation of the 2022 Operating Budget.

Livestream for the Public at

www.youtube.com/channel/UC8MlwvjOvKwP8dNJEdMOeyw 

Please contact the Corporate Services Department at 705-856-2244, extension 222, should you have any questions regarding the Special Council Meeting.

Cathy Cyr
Clerk

Premier Ford Commemorates Black History Month

Premier Doug Ford issued the following statement to commemorate Black History Month:

“Today marks the beginning of Black History Month, a time to honour the legacy of Black Ontarians throughout our province’s history and today. Ontario’s diversity is one of our greatest strengths and Black Ontarians and their communities have done so much to contribute to our province.

Black History Month is also a time to reaffirm our commitment to fight racism and discrimination in all its forms, and work together...