by Terry Myers
It’s another step forward towards the construction of the first “next generation” small reactor at the Chalk River labs. Continue reading
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Missing girls found safe
An update from the Ontario Provincial Police Monday as they report that two girls missing since Thursday in Algonquin Park have been found safe. Continue reading
Major search underway for missing teens
The Ontario Provincial Police have issued an update on the search for two missing teenagers in the western section of Algonquin Provincial Park. Continue reading
Teens missing in Algonquin Park
Ontario Provincial Police have issued a public notice for help finding two teen girls missing in Algonquin Park since Thursday. Continue reading
Province to extend 417 past Renfrew
Driving to Ottawa will be faster and safer in the coming years as the province of Ontario has promised to expand Highway 17 to four lanes just west of Renfrew. Continue reading
No apologies for 3 am Amber Alert: OPP
The Ontario Provincial Police say they will not apologize for issuing an Amber Alert in the middle of the night regarding two young boys missing with their grandfather. Continue reading
PM, NATO chief to visit Petawawa
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Jens Stoltenberg, Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), will discuss international issues and meet with local troops during a visit to Garrison Petawawa. Continue reading
CNL announces job cuts at Chalk River
Canadian Nuclear Laboratories will shed roughly 150 jobs as the company issued a statement on “workforce adjustments” Tuesday. Continue reading
Deep River team competes at Arnprior
On Sunday, July 7, the Deep River Golf Club Men’s Intersectionals Team travelled to Madawaska Golf Club in Arnprior, to play in the Section F Ottawa Valley Golf Association Intersectional Matches. Continue reading
This week in history: 50 years ago
JULY 9, 1969: After hearing a memorandum from Dr. WF Baldwin of the Biology and Health Physics division at CRNL, Deep River council voted unanimously to purchase “Malthane” for fly control spraying and to discontinue the use of DDT. Continue reading