CHMT-FM

CHMT-FM is a radio station located in Timmins, Ontario, operating at a frequency of 93.1 FM. It offers a classic hits music format and is known as Moose FM. Originally owned by Haliburton Broadcasting Group, the station has since been acquired by Vista Radio. The CRTC granted a license to Haliburton Broadcasting Group in February 2001 to establish a new English-language commercial FM radio station in Timmins, Ontario.

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HMCS Timmins contributes to World War II

5 days ago | mytimminsnow.com | Bob McIntyre

In the midst of celebrations of the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War, our local history feature is about one way Timmins contributed to the war effort. Local historian Karen Bachmann notes that the Battle of the Atlantic lasted the entire duration of the war, from 1939 to 45. The Germans and the Allies were sinking each other’s supply ships. Britain brought in lightly-armored Corvettes to escort supply ships. They were able to sink German submarines by using depth charges.
Daystar Stitching picks up President's Award at Chamber of Commerce Nova gala

1 week ago | mytimminsnow.com | Bob McIntyre

Sports and teamwork made up the theme Thursday night for the 23rd annual Timmins Chamber of Commerce Nova business awards. Fittingly, the event was at the McIntyre Arena. The most prestigious of the 16 categories is the President’s Award. It went to Daystar Stitching, a business that deals in imprinted and embroidered clothing and promotional products. Chamber president Tom Faught Jr. said Daystar stands out in all requirements to be nominated, including community contributions and innovation.
Norman St. closed by flooding

1 week ago | mytimminsnow.com | Bob McIntyre

Flooding across the road has forced the closure of Norman St.Police are asking you to stay away, to prevent further damage to the road and ensure your own safety. The Cedar Meadows Resort is, however, accessible via Lafleur Dr.Being caught driving on a closed road carries a $110 fine and three demerit points.
Snowmobiler's body located - My Timmins Now

1 week ago | mytimminsnow.com | Bob McIntyre

After more than two weeks since he went missing on Horwood Lake, the body of a snowmobiler has been found. The OPP say that on Wednesday, their underwater search and rescue unit and regional emergency response located the body of the 40-year-old Timmins resident. He had been reported missing on Sunday, April 20th. Horwood Lake is about an hour-and-a-half southwest of Timmins, off Hwy. 101.
Update: Why Mountjoy St. was partly closed

1 week ago | mytimminsnow.com | Bob McIntyre

It was a report of shots fired that resulted in Timmins Police closing Mountjoy St. between Algonquin Blvd. and Third Ave. early Tuesday. The call came in shortly before 4:30am. A K-9 unit was brought in to help investigators, who call this an isolated incident in which no one reported being hurt. They’re welcoming any tips from the public either directly to Timmins Police or anonymously through Crime Stoppers.
Police operation closes part of Mountjoy St.

1 week ago | mytimminsnow.com | Bob McIntyre

We’re awaiting details from Timmins Police on whatever it is that forced them to close Mountjoy St. between Algonquin Blvd. and Third Ave. early Tuesday morning. All they’re saying so far is that an investigation is in progress, and there is no threat to public safety.
Three cities recognize ties forged in WWII - My Timmins Now

1 week ago | mytimminsnow.com | Bob McIntyre

Reported by Richard Coffin, Vista RadioThe Algonquin Regiment is the original tie that binds Timmins, North Bay and Steenbergen, Netherlands together. The Dutch community was liberated by the regiment 80 years ago. Now, the mayors of all three communities have signed a declaration of friendship. It formally recognizes the lasting ties forged through shared history and a commitment to remembrance and international friendship.
Timmins history: Mayor Leo Del Villano was called many things

1 week ago | mytimminsnow.com | Bob McIntyre

One final colourful character from Timmins’ past today, in our local history feature. Leo Del Villano was one of the longest serving councillors and mayors. Local historian Karen Bachmann says depending on who you talk to, he was flamboyant, a rogue, a good politician, a man of the people, a true Northerner and friend. “Leo was definitely a mayor who supported the creation of many of our arenas, parks and playgrounds, as well as the Golden Manor,” she adds.
Water levels keep rising

2 weeks ago | mytimminsnow.com | Bob McIntyre

A couple things to keep an eye on over the weekend: the rising water levels along the Upper Mattagami Watershed – that includes Porcupine Lake and the Mattagami River – and your kids and pets, to make sure they don’t get too close. There are already signs of flooding. The Mattagami Region Conservation Authority says water levels are between 235% and 314% above normal through the watershed. Daytime high temperatures will hit the high teens the next several days.
Coin club celebrates 60th anniversary with new medallion at annual show

2 weeks ago | mytimminsnow.com | Bob McIntyre

A medallion commemorating the 60th anniversary of the Timmins Coin Club will be revealed on Sunday, during its annual coin show. Promotions director Orest Lawryniw says the club began in 1965 at the Timmins Community Centre – now the Seniors Centre on Third Ave. – with 15 people crammed into a small room in the basement. You can buy, sell or trade at Sunday’s show. Of particular interest this year is a fake toonie. “There are quite a few of them around,” notes Lawryniw.