Nicole Stoffman

Toronto

Contributor at Postmedia Network Inc.

Writer at Freelance

Multimedia Journalist at The Timmins Daily Press

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Articles

PHOTO: Bunny is back

1 week ago | timminspress.com | Nicole Stoffman

Advertisement 1The Easter Bunny is resting in his den, ready to get his picture taken with fans this week • Article contentHazel from South Porcupine gets a hug after getting her photo taken at Cherry Hill’s “Where is Bunny?” photo booth at Timmins Square on Saturday. Hazel is looking forward to her family’s traditions of Easter egg painting followed by an Easter egg hunt this weekend.
PHOTO: Comicon in town

1 week ago | timminspress.com | Nicole Stoffman

Advertisement 1 • Article contentLeelan Daigo, left and Myles Dulac were thrilled to run into none other than Batman in the lobby of the Holiday Inn Express on Friday. The Dark Knight is in town for Timminscon, the two-day celebration of comics and pop culture taking place at the McIntyre Community Centre, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Visit northernontarioexpo.com for details.
Looking for champions: removing liens and loopholes could help downtown thrive

1 week ago | timminspress.com | Nicole Stoffman

Advertisement 1‘It’s a neighbourhood we’re building,’ says Cory Robin. This is part five of Postmedia's How Canada Wins series. • • Article contentFor the fifth and final installment of our How Canada Wins series, this reporter asked what downtown Timmins needs to prosper and ensure that it contributes to the city being a great place to live in the future. Advertisement 2Article contentArticle contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load.
Proposed hydro dams would be first new Ontario stations in a decade

2 weeks ago | timminspress.com | Nicole Stoffman

Advertisement 1‘Enough power for 430,000 homes,’ energy and mines minister says • Article contentMinister of Energy and Mines Stephen Lecce was in Timmins at the Sandy Falls Generating Station on Wednesday, April 9 to announce plans for two brand new dams and hydroelectric stations in the region. Advertisement 2Article contentArticle contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team.
The Tao of being a school principal

2 weeks ago | northernnews.ca | Nicole Stoffman

School leadership in post-pandemic world, ‘much more complex,’ author saysPublished Apr 08, 2025 • Last updated 16 hours ago • 4 minute readTimmins author, leadership coach and school superintendent Daphne Wallbridge holds up a copy of her latest book, "Beyond the first-year principal – 23 powerful lessons for the conscious leader." Each chapter of the book is an actionable lesson designed to help principals navigate interactions with students, teachers and parents in a post-pandemic world.
The Tao of being a school principal

2 weeks ago | timminspress.com | Nicole Stoffman

Advertisement 1School leadership in post-pandemic world, ‘much more complex,’ author says • Article contentDaphne Wallbridge has released her newest book: “Beyond the first-year principal – 23 powerful lessons for the conscious leader,” which aims to help school principals navigate the complexities of educational leadership today. Advertisement 2Article contentArticle contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load.
Steve Black’s campaign on a roll

2 weeks ago | timminspress.com | Nicole Stoffman

Advertisement 1‘He knows every issue facing the people of this area,’ says new volunteer • Article contentSteve Black’s campaign to be the Liberal Member of Parliament for Kapuskasing-Timmins-Mushkegowuk will be Gurupdesh Singh’s first time as a political volunteer. Advertisement 2Article contentArticle contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team. We apologize, but this video has failed to load.
Mining company gives over half a million to bring doctors to Timmins

3 weeks ago | timminspress.com | Nicole Stoffman

“Industry has to step up,” says Agnico Eagle VP • • Article contentOver the next three years, the Timmins and District Hospital could recruit 30 new doctors to Timmins thanks to a $600,000 grant from Agnico Eagle, the mining company that operates the Detour Lake mine 300 kilometres northeast of Timmins and is the largest gold mine in Canada. Advertisement 2Article contentArticle contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load.
Land, culture and art: "This is Home" group art show comes to a close

4 weeks ago | timminspress.com | Nicole Stoffman

Advertisement 1 • • Article contentArtists who contributed to the group show “This is Home” came together for a closing night reception at the Timmins Museum, Tuesday, March 25. The show was drawn from two years’ worth of three-day art retreats at various locations in the Mushkegowuk region. From left, back row: Art therapist and show curator Erika Johnson, Bella Cheechoo (guitarist), Kendrick Jeremiah (artist), Katherine Jeremiah-Genier (with her handmade quilt “TK”), Tomie Hookimaw (artist).
PHOTO: Relaxing with the alpacas

4 weeks ago | timminspress.com | Nicole Stoffman

Advertisement 1 • Article contentDanielle Piquette of Dream Acre Alpacas feeds the domesticated Peruvian animals a snack after a Sunday afternoon winter walk in the woods on the farm near Matheson, March 23. This time of year, alpacas are very fluffy, as they are about ready for shearing at the end of May. Alpacas can live up to 25 years. They gestate for a full year and only give birth on a sunny day because they have small tongues and can’t lick their baby “cria” dry.