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Article content Dariya Baiguzhiyeva, Local Journalism Initiative A historically-significant artifact depicting three figures has returned home to Temagami First Nation after going missing decades ago. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Missing artifact returns to Temagami First Nation Back to video In a collaborative effort among Temagami First Nation, Ontario Power Generation (OPG), Sault Ste. Marie Museum and Woodland Heritage Northeast, the histor...

The Temiskaming Speaker A New Liskeard archaeological company headed by Ryan Primrose, above, is buying the former New Liskeard library. The downtown landmark was constructed in 1910 with the help of a $10,900 grant from the foundation created by American industrialist and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie. Protecting the heritage building was “paramount” in the decision to purchase it, said Primrose. (Staff photo by Diane Johnston) Archaeological company buying former NL library

Posted: Dec 16, 2020 8:05 AM ET | Last Updated: December 16, 2020 After much public debate, Temiskaming Shores city council has voted to sell the 110-year-old New Liskeard library to a local archeological firm. (City of Temiskaming Shores )