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Timmins council has approved the awarding of a contract, valued at $132,500, plus HST, to Dorchester-based Centennial Contracting Limited for the…

Prince Albert Daily Herald Trees to act as an ecosystem buffer for key areas around the community Katie Leason, geographic information systems (GIS) coordinator, Cumberland Wood Products, drops off the tree seedings to the Cumberland House Cree Nation. Submitted photo Pulp and paper company Paper Excellence, which is headquartered in Richmond B.C., has partnered with Cumberland Wood Products (CWP) to plant 1,000 jack pine seedlings in and around Cumberland House.   Jack pine trees are a native species to Saskatchewan, providing a habitat for many plant and animal species. The seedlings pl...

Council awards contract for the design, geotechnical engineering and environmental approvals Author of the article: Thomas Perry Publishing date: Apr 14, 2021  •  2 hours ago  •  3 minute read  •  The Bruce Avenue bridge is one of two water crossings in Timmins that are slated for replacement. The other is the Moose Creek culvert located along Frederick House Lake Road. City council last week awarded a contract for the design, geotechnical engineering and environmental approvals for both projects. RICHA BHOSALE/The Daily Press jpg, TD Article content City council awarded a...

The town is nevertheless getting the ball rolling on concepts for what the facility would look like. Administration was seeking direction on a conceptual design so the engineering firm Associated Engineering could finalize drawings as well as develop artistic renderings. Three arena designs were presented to council in a report back in May. The one council went with is considered the most basic design, and has common elements associated with all three designs presented. The design includes a new canopy on the front entrance to keep snow from piling at the door, removal of the wall separati...

Posted: Dec 16, 2020 6:00 PM MT | Last Updated: December 17, 2020 Jason Vanderzwaag, manager of Associated Engineering, pointed to this photo, noting there was water on both sides of the berm in Fort McMurray, despite the barrier having not been breached. (McMurray Aviation )