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OPP say election signs are private property

Election Day is October 26th.

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. 

Announcement regarding vet service planned for this weekend

The cat’s not out of the bag yet, although good news on finding a new veterinarian for the Kapuskasing area is days away. 

Kap River Farms Corn Maze benefits Cochrane District Paramedic Service fundraiser

The Corn Maze features a full night of fun for the whole family.

Kap History – IGA Foodliner cashier of the year contest

Nine ladies were up for cashier of the year.

Northern 911 taking over services in Kapuskasing as of January

Kapuskasing was using Timmins Police Service 911 for more than a decade.

Province kicks in more money to paramedic service

The province is also providing $144,294.00 for a dedicated offload nurses program.

Kap fire department food drive a big success

Volunteer firefighters were joined by full-time members for the annual food drive across town.

Long-time musician Wray Ellis recalls Kapuskasing’s music scene in the 70s and 80s in Long Cold Road

Wray Ellis performed with the group Rainbow Wind and toured Kap several times a year.

Agencies blame rise in overdoses on tranquilizers added to opiates

Health units and paramedic services across Northeastern Ontario are dealing with an increase in drug overdoses – some fatal

Kap History – Men’s basketball team participates in Rouyn tourney in 1965

Basketball players said lack of competition was a problem.

Kapuskasing firefighters food drive set for Tuesday night

Food drive has become an annual tradition in Kapuskasing.

Kapuskasing Indian Friendship Centre hosting discussion with residential school survivors on Wednesday

Truth and Reconciliation activities also include a community barbeque.

ckap Now playing play

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OPP say election signs are private property

Election Day is October 26th.

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. 

Announcement regarding vet service planned for this weekend

The cat’s not out of the bag yet, although good news on finding a new veterinarian for the Kapuskasing area is days away. 
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