Members of the science community and local officials are pulling together to try to find solutions after the neutron beam research program at the Chalk River labs was hit by federal budget cuts last week. The Canadian Neutron Beam Centre …
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MAY 18, 1977: Once again there is a possibility that a concrete floor and new refrigeration system will soon be installed at the Deep River arena. At a special meeting last week, council decided to approach the Ontario Municipal Board to investigate the financial implications of proceeding with the entire arena project. Only two weeks ago, council ruled out the possibility because of cash flow problems.
Deep River aiming for zero?
Deep River is continuing apace with its budget deliberations. A special meeting of the town’s finance and administration committee was to have been held last night (past our deadline) to crunch the numbers for the 2012 budget. That meeting followed …
Laurentian Hills moves forward
Councillor Brenda Blimkie is not letting the grass grow under her feet. Less than a month after the decision by Laurentian Hills council to part company with the town of Deep River’s economic development efforts, Blimkie told Laurentian Hills council …
Town seeks ways to reduce flow
The sewage treatment plant may be pulling double duty, but there are ways of easing its workload. That’s what Deep River’s public works committee learned last week from the Ontario Clean Water Agency (OCWA), the agency which manages the facility …