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How a push up challenge could help your mental health

The Canadian Mental Health Association is pushing to end the stigma with a physical fitness challenge based out of North Bay.

April the Cat is a small, loving four-year-old

This week Take Me Home Tuesday features April, the small, full-grown cat at the Sudbury SPCA shelter that is looking for a loving home.

Sneak peek at Science North's new LEGO exhibit in Sudbury

FOR LEGO LOVERS: More than 100 sculptures from Sean Kenney's Brick Masters Studio on display at Science North in Sudbury.

Live interview with Ontario Home Builders' Association CEO

Tony Ryma of CTVNewsNorthernOntario.ca talks to Ontario Home Builders' Association CEO Scott Andison about Trump's steel, aluminum tariffs.

Indigenous communities want a seat at the table with government leaders on tariff discussion

A three-day forum in North Bay, Ont., is tackling the subject of the impact U.S. tariffs would have and the trickle-down effect they would have on the 39 Anishinabek Nations.

Major winter storm to begin this evening in Sudbury, North Bay

Environment Canada issued a winter storm warning Wednesday for areas in and around North Bay and Sudbury, with heavy winds and up to 25 cm of snow expected beginning this evening.

Snowmobile rider injured in crash on North Bay trail

A snowmobiler sustained non-life-threatening injuries after a crash on the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs A1 trail in North Bay on Friday afternoon.

Feds pledge $10.6M to speed construction of affordable housing in North Bay

The federal government and the City of North Bay have reached an agreement worth $10.6 million to speed the construction of 337 homes over the next three years.

Vehicle stuck in a snowbank leads to impaired charges for Sudbury suspect

Police say a vehicle stuck in a snowbank near a residence in Cobalt, Ont., led to impaired driving charges for a suspect from Sudbury.

North Bay, Ont., mayor on the Rural Community Immigration Pilot

North Bay Mayor Peter Chirico talks to Anne-Marie Mediwake about the federal government's new Rural Community Immigration Pilot.

Northern Ont. motorist charged with impaired driving after being found in parked car

A West Nipissing motorist was charged with impaired by drugs after Ontario Provincial Police responded to a parked vehicle on Principal Street in West Nipissing Thursday morning.

Hwy. 17 traffic complaint leads to impaired driving charges

Provincial police have charged a 45-year-old man from the Greater Sudbury community of Azilda after a concerned citizen reported a possible impaired driver.

Search warrant leads to arrest, recovery of stolen property

The Ontario Provincial Police arrested and charged one person with possession of stolen property after the execution of a search warrant at a residence in northern Ontario.

North Bay police chief assesses headquarters viability, considers future options

North Bay Police Chief Daryl Longworth is evaluating the current police headquarters to determine if the facility remains suitable for the city’s detachment needs.

Ice Follies kicks off in North Bay

Sharon Switzer tells Tony Ryma details about North Bay's Ice Follies 2025, a celebration of art, performance and community.