Timiskaming & Region

When Richard Spence was a young adult searching for the next step in his life, the Haileybury School of Mines was the answer. “After high school, I wasn't sure what I wanted to do,” he said.

When new owners took over Swastika Laboratories more than three years ago, they made a few changes except for one – they kept the original building.

The New Liskeard College of Agricultural Technology has been closed for 18 years, but its research centre continues to serve Northern Ontario.

With an energy bill of $500,000 a month, Kirkland Lake Gold is continuously looking at ways to reduce its electricity costs.

The mines are long gone from Cobalt, but a processing facility in Coleman Township remains as the only productive tie to the industry.

A step inside the Temagami Canoe Company's original workshop is like greeting a long forgotten friend.

In an effort to make their environment green-friendly, several communities in the North are moving forward with projects to help reduce their carbon footprint. Temiskaming Shores is one of them.

The Town of Cochrane has sold all of its municipal residential lots, rental units are scarce and there is hardly any vacant office space available.