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Bob McIntyre

Bob McIntyre

Verified

News Director, CHPB-FM

Ottawa

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  • The Storyteller moving into Iroquois Falls

    By Bob McIntyre Verified| CHPB-FM Verified Cochrane has Chimo the polar bear at the entrance to town. Moonbeam has the flying saucer. And Iroquois Falls has the lumberjack beside the highway in Porquis. But Guy-Paul Treefall is moving into town. “We prefer the name The Storyteller, which is the name that was given to him by the artist,” saysIroquois Falls Historical Society president Danny McIntyre. Town council has approved remediation work and to move The Storyteller to the front lawn of the museum on Devonshire Ave.

    By Bob McIntyre Verified · CHPB-FM

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Hearing directly from the Kapuskasing-Timmins-Mushkegowuk candidates: Nicole Fortier Levesque

    By Bob McIntyre Verified| mykaphearstnow.com@ Leading up to the federal election, our news department has offered the candidates for Kapuskasing-Timmins-Mushkegowuk a chance to be heard on our newscasts. We sent them a questionnaire, offering to put the responses on our websites and let them talk about a couple them on-air. First up is New Democrat Nicole Fortier Levesque. She says U.S. tariffs are a direct attack on Canada’s economy and workers, and provinces, territories and federal parties must be united to protect jobs and industries.

    By Bob McIntyre Verified · mykaphearstnow.com

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • The Storyteller moving into Iroquois Falls

    By Bob McIntyre Verified| CHPB-FM Verified Cochrane has Chimo the polar bear at the entrance to town. Moonbeam has the flying saucer. And Iroquois Falls has the lumberjack beside the highway in Porquis. But Guy-Paul Treefall is moving into town. “We prefer the name The Storyteller, which is the name that was given to him by the artist,” saysIroquois Falls Historical Society president Danny McIntyre. Town council has approved remediation work and to move The Storyteller to the front lawn of the museum on Devonshire Ave.

    By Bob McIntyre Verified · CHPB-FM

    Apr. 15, 2025

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CHPB-FM