Tag: housing

Manitoulin Sudbury DSAB constrained by housing shortages/maintenance

The Manitoulin Sudbury Social Services Board has taken a close look at housing throughout the two districts and finds there are still critical shortages of new homes and rising costs in maintaining the properties they already have.

Applications open for housing geared to seniors in Blind River

The Algoma District Services Administration Board is now accepting applications for newly constructed row housing in Blind River (located at 84 Indiana).

Grand opening of Cornerstone Homes held in Espanola

The grand opening of the new Cornerstone Homes was held in Espanola last Friday (October 17th).

Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory Chief focuses on new long-term care facility

Ogimaa Tim Ominika says the recently announced $45-million dollars coming to Wikwemkoong Unceded Territory for a new long-term care home has been a long time coming.

Espanola council moves forward with new class for affordable housing projects

Espanola council continues to stay focused on housing and subdivision development.

Major development in south end of Espanola – vacant rural land redesignated as residential

The Town of Espanola is expanding its footprint for development in the south end of town.
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Postmedia cutting print copies of Northern newspapers, focusing on digital

Espanola’s Mid-North Monitor and Elliot Lake’s Standard print media will cease to exist as of October 31st.

Espanola family planning to submit petition to have Mead Blvd Circle named in honour of town’s first citizen

The Abraham Obey family is looking to have the public support a petition to have the Mead Boulevard Circle renamed after Espanola's first citizen.

Wikwemikong celebrates opening of new transitional housing

Wikwemikong Unceded Territory has opened a new transitional housing project called Val’s Place earlier this week.

Espanola woman hosting dinner to raise money for Cuba

An Espanola woman is hosting a unique dinner to raise money for Cuba.

Truth and Reconciliation Day/Orange Day held at Anishinabe Spiritual Centre

Around 100 people, including students, took in Truth and Reconciliation/Orange Shirt Day activities at the Anishinabe Spiritual Centre south of Espanola yesterday.
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