2026 Municipal Elections News From Northern Ontario

No candidates step forward in beleaguered northern Ont. township

A community in northern Ontario that needed a bailout from the pr ovince to prevent bankruptcy is making news again – this time because no one has come forward to run in the October municipal election.

Sudbury city council under restrictions ahead of municipal election

Embattled North Bay mayor not running for re-election

Nominations to run in Ontario’s fall municipal elections now closed

What it takes to be a candidate in Greater Sudbury’s municipal election

Fewer people running for trustee in some of Ontario's supervised school boards

North Bay councillor says she’s running for mayor

Longest-serving member of city council in Sudbury announces retirement

Only 1 candidate is registered to run for mayor, reeve in these 21 eastern Ontario municipalities

Ontario moves rail line to speed Highway 69 widening

Ontario is moving a CN Rail line to clear the way for Highway 69 widening, but the transportation minister offered no timelines for when construction will begin or finish on the final 68 kilometres of two-laned highway.

Woman killed when transport and vehicle collide near Thunder Bay

No candidates step forward in beleaguered northern Ont. township

Trump says it’s time to ‘teach Canada you can’t do this anymore.’ Live updates here.

OPP commercial inspection on Hwy. 11 leads to multiple charges

OPP say two men and a business charged after Hwy. 11 stop

Uber launches service in northeastern Ont.

Northern Pines transitional housing complex to add 24 more units by Aug. 31

1946-2026: Country singer Dolly Parton's legendary career

Dolly Rebecca Parton was born on Jan. 19, 1946, in Pittman Center, Tennessee, and grew up in a one-room cabin in nearby Locust Ridge.

Seven cats rescued from under OPP vehicleOpens in new window

MASHinery, a 'construction playground' for all agesOpens in new window

Collins First Nation burned to ashesOpens in new window

Cochrane polar bears celebrate Canada DayOpens in new window

Woman killed when transport and vehicle collide near Thunder Bay

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OPP say two men and a business charged after Hwy. 11 stop

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OPP commercial inspection on Hwy. 11 leads to multiple charges

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40 years later, Glass Tiger is still playing the hits

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Ontario moves rail line to speed Highway 69 widening

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Timmins council held an illegal email meeting, ombudsman rules

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No candidates step forward in beleaguered northern Ont. township

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Sault fire officials investigate after firefighters sent to wrong address

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Driver charged with impaired after crashing into parked car in a driveway: police

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Elderly Ontario driver charged with impaired after found asleep at the wheel: police

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‘This must never happen again’: Pablo Rodriguez breaks his silence after alleged vote-buying scandal

Former Quebec Liberal leader Pablo Rodriguez is breaking his silence since an alleged vote-buying scandal led to his resignation and damaged the party’s reputation.