Northern Ontario

North Bay police recovered 27 stolen shopping carts valued at about $12,000 from seven local retailers on Oct. 14, the first day of Operation Cart-nundrum.

Northern College is launching a new branding strategy aimed at attracting more students to northern Ontario and encouraging local learners to build their futures in the region.

The West Nipissing Company Inc. and two contractors have been fined a total of $65,000 and must pay $175,000 to a conservation group for damaging fish species habitat on the Sturgeon River.

Chef Shahir Massoud is coming to Sault Ste. Marie for the Algoma Fall Festival, speaking to culinary students on Oct. 19 and hosting an event on Oct. 21.

For Hockey This Week, Rick Wyman talks with Sudbury Wolves play-by-play voice David Bowen about adding Toronto Marlies duties this season.

Auditions for this year's CTV Lions Children's Christmas Telethon are happening this weekend at the CTV studio on Frood Road in Sudbury.

While the municipality has reacted with concern, a proposal by a gold mining company to resettle about 250 homes in a part of McGarry Township in northern Ontario has attracted support from many residents.

The Federal Conservative shadow minister for housing, Scott Aitchison, says new numbers from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation have not lived up to the promises made by Prime Minister Mark Carney.

The defence for a corrections officer on trial in Sault Ste. Marie challenged a Crown witness Thursday, accusing her of fabricating incidents, of planning to blackmail his client from the beginning – and now trying to benefit from what happened.

The numbers are in for the North Bay Police Service following Operation Impact 2026 over the three-day Thanksgiving weekend.

Advance voting began Thursday morning in North Bay's first fully online election. But some residents say they are concerned after they were mailed voter information cards that don’t belong to them.

Police in Sault Ste. Marie charged a 50-year-old woman with fraud and theft over $5,000 after they say she used someone else's bank card to make a withdrawl.

An eastern Ontario man was recently clocked going 152 km/h on Highway 17 by Ontario Provincial Police near Mattawa.

Bryan MacKillop recently assumed a new position with the Ontario Provincial Police as deputy commissioner and provincial commander of traffic safety and operational support.  

North Bay Police have charged two people with $142,000 in fraud related to Ontario Disability Support Program payments.