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As the Victoria Day long weekend approaches, many Ontarians are preparing to hit the lakes for recreation and relaxation. However, police and boating safety advocates are reminding individuals to prioritize safety.
Northern Ontario parents struggling to talk to their kids about drugs and alcohol will get the chance to ask national experts some hard questions in a series of events.
A northern Ontario town has elected a new mayor after the woman who previously held the position was elected as a Member of Parliament.
Discovery Routes is expanding its popular ReCycle Bikes program to include gently used outdoor gear, helping more people access trails and enjoy the outdoors year-round.
North Bay police arrested a suspected local drug dealer and seized more than $82,000 in illicit substances after a several months-long investigation.
Ontario Provincial Police have charged a 48-year-old McKellar man with impaired driving following a two-vehicle collision in McDougall Township last month.
Nipissing Serenity Hospice is launching a new fundraising campaign to expand its garden.
A week-long traffic safety blitz saw North Bay police cracking down on speeders across the city.
Eric Campsall, a 101-year-old New Liskeard man was recently celebrated for a remarkable 78 years of service with the Lions Club.
The family of a northern Ontario woman who died in 2022 is upset after a man charged with her murder made a plea deal in court.
A 26-year-old man from the Almaguin Highlands region has been charged with possession of child pornography following an Ontario Provincial Police investigation.
Ontario Provincial Police’s Nipissing West detachment was kept busy the first weekend of May – responding to collisions involving drugs, alcohol, and allegedly impaired motorists refusing to comply with testing.
Ontario’s northeast and northwest regions saw several new wildfires Saturday, with crews responding to multiple blazes as fire hazards remain elevated.
As the U.S. puts Canada’s automotive industry in its crosshairs, the Ontario government is moving to protect the jobs and sector from leaving the province for south of the border.
Police in northern Ontario are investigating after thieves cut down 33 hydro poles by the Hound Chute Generating Station near Cobalt earlier this month.
A language immersion camp taking place at Canadore College in North Bay is teaching Anishinaabemowin, the original language of the Anishinaabeg culture.
