Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Dilico Management Speaks Out
Both sides remain far apart in the labour dispute involving workers at Dilico Anishinabek Family Care . Acting Executive Director Darcia Borg
says they are still willing to get back to the bargaining table, but
not at any cost. Meantime Borg is rejecting any reported union claims
that management got 4 thousand dollar bonuses last year.
Swimming Advisory For Boulevard Lake
Condolence Book Set Up At City Hall
A book of condolences for the people of Lac Magentic, Quebec is now open
at City Hall for you to sign. Deputy City Clerk Sheelagh Hendrick
says it will be on display until July 19th. Hendrick says it's an
opportunity to extend our sympathies to the residents in that community.
Fatal Accident Closes Highway
Highway 17 is closed between Dryden and Ignace. The Trans-Canada is
closed due to a fatal collision, about 15-kilometres west of Ignace..
Provincial Police are confirming one fatality. Witnesses say the
collision involves a half ton truck and a transport. No other details
are known at this time There is no word on when the highway will reopen.
City Providing Free Compost Again
The City is offering free compost at the Solid Waste & Recycling Facility. The pick up area is located just east of the old landfill entrance on John Street Road. Quantities are on a first come first serve basis and is limited to a maximum of one half ton load per resident.
Local Musician Honoured
Local musician David Smyth (Smy-the) now has a Life Membership in the Canadian Federation of Musicians. He was awarded the honour at an anniversary event held in Thunder Bay recently. Smyth says he's happy to get the support from the organization and notes it's nice to have your peers honour you. Smyth joined the Thunder Bay local back in 1968.
Big Fire In Red Lake
A large forest fire near Red Lake has become a priority for the Ministry of Natural Resources. The lightning-caused blaze has scorched more than 11-thousand hectares and is listed as not under control. The fire is 50km northwest of Red Lake and 30 kilometres northeast of Pikangikum First Nation, but neither community is currently at risk.
Schreiber Man Charged With Mischief
A 23 year old man is in police custody after OPP charged him with mischief, possession of a weapon and breach of probation. Police say Schreiber residents heard loud shots and noticed damaged property in the residential area. Officers eliminated the possibility that firearms were used in the incident and charged the Schreiber man who will appear in court today.
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