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Marissa Lentz-McGrath, Local Journalism Initiative

Marissa Lentz-McGrath, Local Journalism Initiative

Marissa Lentz-McGrath covers civic issues along the Highway 11 corridor under the Local Journalism Initiative, which is funded by the Government of Canada

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marissa@timminstoday.com

Recent Work by Marissa

Tariffs a 'real opportunity' for made-in-Ontario supply chain: OFIA president

Tariffs a 'real opportunity' for made-in-Ontario supply chain: OFIA president

In talks with the United States and industry leaders, Ian Dunn says the message is about collaboration
Kirkland Lake museum readying to reopen

Kirkland Lake museum readying to reopen

Proponents say Museum of Northern History has potential to become a year-round tourist attraction
Progress, research and loss mark 20th year of polar bear habitat

Progress, research and loss mark 20th year of polar bear habitat

The Cochrane facility took part in a research study and also mourned the loss of one of its long-time bears
Kirkland Lake mining agreement to bring jobs, financial benefits for First Nation

Kirkland Lake mining agreement to bring jobs, financial benefits for First Nation

Agnico Eagle and Beaverhouse First Nation formalize new agreement for the Macassa Mine Complex
MPP wants mandatory winter driving training for new truck drivers

MPP wants mandatory winter driving training for new truck drivers

Recent collisions highlight the urgency for stricter standards, says Guy Bourgouin
Cochrane launching $10 lots soon

Cochrane launching $10 lots soon

Program will offer incentives to potential homeowners and developers
'Proud northern miners': Detour Lake gold used for mint's new coin

'Proud northern miners': Detour Lake gold used for mint's new coin

It's the first time that a Northern Ontario mine is being used for the initiative
Mines dig up $750K to keep Kirkland Lake museum open

Mines dig up $750K to keep Kirkland Lake museum open

A local group is leading the charge, and has registered as a not-for-profit
Cochrane 'looking tragedy in the eye', turning it into opportunity after mill fire

Cochrane 'looking tragedy in the eye', turning it into opportunity after mill fire

Firefighters from nearby communities turned up to help battle the blaze
Fire rips through Cochrane's historic plywood mill

Fire rips through Cochrane's historic plywood mill

No injuries reported from blaze at the Rockshield Engineered Wood Products plant on Aug. 9
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