Thieves targeting hydro poles in Sudbury for wire
Greater Sudbury Hydro is seeing a significant increase in thefts of wire from hydro poles throughout the city.
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Greater Sudbury Hydro is seeing a significant increase in thefts of wire from hydro poles throughout the city.
A body discovered Jan. 6 near P Line Road in Jocelyn Township belonged to a Sudbury man, police said in a news release Monday.
Pure Country Sudbury morning show co-host Bryan Cooper's toss of hot water from a kettle into the air on a frigid day did not go as planned.
Josh and Coop from Pure Country give us the rundown of this year's major country concert events for 2025.
Staff at the Manitoulin Health Centre says violence against staff has spiked since the COVID-19 pandemic.
There were several people hurt – including one life-threatening injury – when a school bus and a CMV collided Monday in Sudbury.
Officials at a hospital in northern Ontario are voicing concerns over an increase in violence toward staff.
Chelsea Papineau of CTVNewsNorthernOntario.ca sits down with Ryan McDonell, who plays Michaels on the comedy series Shoresy, to talk about the newest season.
Chelsea Papineau sits down with Tasya Teles on the set of Shoresy Season 4 about her character Nat and where she gets her inspiration.
Chelsea Papineau sits down with Sudbury Wolves forward Chase Coughlan on the set of Shoresy Season 4 to talk about his first acting gig.
Chelsea Papineau sits down with Sudbury-native and Cambrian College student Xander Roy on the set of Shoresy to talk about joining the cast for Season 4.
A 41-year-old man from Sudbury has been charged with 28 offences after fleeing police in multiple locations on Highway 17.
CTVNewsNorthernOntario.ca journalist Chelsea Papineau sits down with Leilani Rose on the set of Shoresy to talk about what fans can expect from Season 4.
Highway 69 is closed in Sudbury after a serious crash Monday morning at the Richard Lake hill, Ontario Provincial Police say.
Property owners have something to celebrate in Northeastern Manitoulin and the Islands as MPAC reports a $10 million increase in assessment, lowering some of the rates by half.