Tag: Ross Romano
Ontario Invests in the Northern Digital Economy
On Friday morning, local MPP Ross Romano announced new NOHFC investments in the amount of $645,000.
This includes $500,000 for Canadian Bank Note Company to...
Saultities Remember
Saultities gathered Sunday morning in honor of those who served and sacrificed their lives so we could have the freedoms we have today.
This year...
Pauline’s Place Gets a Helping Hand (Full Story)
On Friday afternoon, MPP Ross Romano announced the Government's recognition of Pauline's Place, a local shelter that provides emergency short term housing for youth, women,...
Huron Central Railway to Run Another Year Thanks to Provincial Government
Members of the Huron Central Railway joined local MPP Ross Romano Thursday afternoon as he announced the Provincial government's plans to fund the rail...
Local Girl Wants to Help People with Dysautonomia “Get Back to Life”
Local MPP Ross Romano laced up his cleats on Wednesday evening to help local Saultite Emily Wilkinson bring awareness to a health condition she...
Saultites Protest Bill 47
This past month, Premier Doug Ford's Progressive Conservative government has launched Bill 47, otherwise known as the 'Making Ontario Open for Business Act,' which...
MPP Ross Romano Gives Update on Select Committee
Member of Provincial Parliament Ross Romano spoke with ONNtv/SaultOnline shortly after returning from Queen's Park, where he spent some time working with the Select...
Maker North “Using Local Resources to Create Local Solutions for Local Problems.”
Maker North celebrated its grand opening on Friday evening, after receiving $178,000 in funding from the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation.
Local MPP Ross Romano...
“Northern Ontario is Open for Business:” Premier Ford Visits Algoma
On Tuesday morning, Premier Doug Ford visited Algoma to announce the government's support in the form of regulatory relief from certain pension obligations under...
Additional Funding to “Help End Hallway Healthcare” says Romano
The Sault Area Hospital will be receiving an additional $1.72 million from the provincial government to extend continued operation to the 16 "surge" beds...
