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Previous Gallery Image The Walk of Sorrow arrived in Timmins Sunday, led by residential school survivor Patricia Ballantyne, seen here in the middle as the procession was heading south on Highway 655. They eventually made their way to Hollinger Park where Timmins Coun. Cory Robin, seen here on the right, served as the master of ceremonies for the event. RON GRECH/The Daily Press jpg, TD Passing motorists honked and offered expressions of support as participants in the Walk of Sorrow made their way south on Highway 655 in Timmins Sunday. RON GRECH/The Daily Press jpg, TD Patricia Ballantyne, was greeted by Timmins Mayor George Pirie as the Walk of Sorrow arrived in Timmins Sunday. Pirie accompanied the walkers from this point along on Highway 655 onto Hollinger Park. RON GRECH/The Daily Press jpg, TD
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Bernier said he looks at the Green Party of Canada, with just three elected members, and sees how that party has been able to push its agenda and influence discussions on climate change in the House of Commons.
“We just need to have a voice in Ottawa,” Bernier said, addressing an audience of approximately 30 people who gathered in Anson Park in Iroquois Falls Friday morning to hear him speak. “To have some changes, we don’t need to be the government. We can have some changes without being the government.”
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The number of active COVID cases within the Porcupine Health Unit area has rapidly declined within a matter of weeks.
On June 10, there were 361 active cases of COVID-19 within the PHU area.
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By June 21, that number had dropped to 202.
On Monday, there were 107.
One day later, on Tuesday, the number had reduced to 75.
“The positive trends that we’ve seen over the last few weeks have continued. So, we’ve seen a steady decline in cases since early June, and most notably since June the 12