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Manitoulin Streams Improvement Association receives provincial funding

A Manitoulin Island organization is receiving provincial funding to restore riverbanks and improve fish habitat.

Schedule changed for water level on Agnew Lake

Due to the recent heavy snowfalls, there are changes to drawing down the water in a local area lake in Espanola.

North Shore Anglers and Hunters Conservation Association AGM around the corner

The North Shore Anglers and Hunters Conservation Association AGM is just around the corner.

Mississagi River Monitoring Committee hosting AGM

The Mississagi River Monitoring Committee is hosting its annual general meeting early next month.

Ontario Invasive Strategic Plan available for review

A draft of the renewed Ontario Invasive Species Strategic Plan is now posted on the Environmental Registry of Ontario for environmentalists and organizations to review.

Elliot Lake one of 12 sites in North America for rare Aurora Trout

The Elliot Lake and Area Rod & Gun Club met on Saturday at the Moose Lodge in Elliot Lake to update the public about their hatchery program and other initiatives.

New facility will double the capacity of the local animal shelter

The Society for Animals in Distress in Elliot Lake has expanded its operations with the acquisition of a larger facility at 35 Perini Road, marking a major milestone in the community’s ongoing commitment to animal care.

‘They protected their students’: Teachers praised after Bella Coola bear attack

Twenty people were caught up in a grizzly bear attack in Bella Coola that sent three children and a teacher to hospital in Vancouver.

Hatchery Pond prepped for new fry

The Hatchery Pond overseen by the North Shore Anglers and Hunters Conservation Association has undergone a major cleanup to prepare it for the raising of new fry in the new year.

Money for streams and other waterways on Manitoulin

The province is investing $180,000 in projects led by the Manitoulin Streams Improvement Association to protect and strengthen creeks and rivers on the island.

Horse dies from West Nile Virus in East Algoma

The Algoma Veterinary Clinic has confirmed a horse has died of West Nile in East Algoma.
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