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$5 million in bushfire relief funding for the Hunter July 15, 2021 The Hunter region is benefiting from $5 million in bushfire relief funding.  Co-funded by the Australian and NSW Government’s, $5 million is going to be shared across the Dungog, Cessnock, Singleton and Upper Hunter Council areas through Stage Two of the Bushfire Local Economic Recovery (LER) Fund. The funding is being welcomed by Federal Member for Lyne, Dr David Gillespie and Upper Hunter MP Dave Layzell for some great pro...

Article continues below advertisement ↴ The province is taking its next step in reopenings. At 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Manitobas Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Brent Roussin and the provinces Premier, Brian Pallister will sit side-by-side to announce Stage Two of Manitoba’s 4-3-2-One Great Summer’ Reopening Path. Stage Two includes a 50 per cent or greater opening capacity for businesses, services and facilities. Gathering sizes are also expected to increase. This is the last projected st...

Wollondilly Council Wollondilly Council has welcomed the commitment of $920,120 in bushfire recovery funding to construct shade shelters at seven facilities across the Shire and to upgrade the playground at Picton Botanic Gardens as an inclusive play space. The upgrades will be delivered through Stage Two of the Bushfire Local Economic Recovery Fund co-funded by the Australian and NSW Governments. Mayor Robert Khan said that the addition of shade shelters in Warragamba, Tahmoor, Bargo, Oakdale,...

Norman shaved ice shop Addi’s SugaShack will partner with the Julius Jones Coalition for a fundraiser in Jones’ name on July 24. To assist in the coalition’s efforts, Addi’s SugaShack will use its “Justice for Julius Jones Fundraiser” to donate 100 percent of their sales on July 24, the day before Jones’ 41st birthday, to the coalition.   “The most logical thing that I could think of was to provide the services that I have to offer (and), in return, to...

The Coconino and Kaibab national forests will reopen at 6 a.m. Tuesday, but under Stage Two fire restrictions, while the Prescott National Forest plans to reopen on Friday. The decision to reopen the forest was made based on the amount of recent rainfall that has occurred across all three districts of the forest. Stage Two fire restrictions means no campfires or use of charcoal, coal, smudge pots and wood stoves. Stoves or grills used by propane or other liquid petroleum can be used however....

Highlights · Stage Two drilling programme ahead of schedule, with over half of holes already completed. · Strong continuity of both grade and geology within both the Camp Lode and Northern Syncline zones · Likely JORC Resource upgrade expected to define a +10Mt Total Graphite Content within Measured and Indicated Resource categories for inclusion within forthcoming PFS · Increased tonnage and grades expected from the high-grade North...

This Ojibway bartender says closing for Canada Day should just be the beginning Stephanie Sanders would ordinarily have had a very busy day bartending at The Gilmour tomorrow. Instead, shes applauding its owner for keeping the doors closed out of respect for Indigenous communities. Social Sharing CBC Radio · Posted: Jun 30, 2021 6:32 PM ET | Last Updated: June 30 Stephanie Sanders is a member of the Curve Lake First Nation, a teacher and a bartender at The Gilmour in Ottawa, which will remai...

Article content Almost 180,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccines have been administered to residents according to the Eastern Ontario Health Unit. Only one new case was added to the total tally over the weekend, while five were removed from the active case count bringing the number down to four. The EOHU said a data correction removed six cases from the cumulative case count, bringing the total to 4,728. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Most vaccinations a...

Article content It’s finally happening. Live music is back after 15 long and deafeningly quiet months. On Jun. 14, the Town of Stony Plain made the exciting announcement that this year’s Summer Sessions concerts will take place both live and in person. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Howell: The show must go on Back to video This news comes on the heels of Alberta entering Stage Two of its “Open For Summer Plan.” The latest easing of restr...

It’s finally happening.Live music is back after 15 long and deafeningly quiet months. On Jun. 14, the Town of Stony Plain made the exciting announcement that this year’s Summer Sessions concerts will take place both live and in person.