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Sheguiandah speed limit to be set at 60

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Michael Erskine
Author: Michael Erskine
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On top of a new, lower speed limit, Highway 6 through Sheguiandah First Nation also sports new highway signs, such as the one seen above.

SHEGUIANDAH FIRST NATION—When Sheguiandah First Nation Chief Elvis Mishibinijima first took office two years ago, he set his sights firmly on increasing safety within his community. “I requested the Ministry of Transportation install school bus signs and pedestrian signs with flashing lights along the highway,” he explained to The Expositor. “I also asked for a […]

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Michael Erskine
Michael Erskine
Michael Erskine BA (Hons) is a staff writer at The Manitoulin Expositor. He received his honours BA from Laurentian University in 1987. His former lives include underground miner, oil rig roughneck, early childhood educator, elementary school teacher, college professor and community legal worker. Michael has written several college course manuals and has won numerous Ontario Community Newspaper Awards in the rural, business and finance and editorial categories.
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