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Hwy. 6 near Espanola reopens after fatal three-vehicle crash

A fatal collision closed Highway 6 in both directions between Fox Lake Road and Lang Lake Road near Espanola for several hours Tuesday afternoon.

Cops, kids come together in Sudbury for some fishing

Local police traded badges for fishing rods Wednesday, hosting 13 kids for a day of angling and safety lessons on Whitewater Lake.

Police investigating knife-point highway robbery, seek public assistance

Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a robbery that occurred on Highway 144 last week and are asking for the public’s help in identifying suspects.

Dump truck takes out power lines in Minnow Lake

About 500 customers with Sudbury Hydro in the Minnow Lake area were without power Tuesday afternoon.

Loving 8-month-old dog, Millie, looking for a home

Sudbury SPCA's Emma Baily introduces Rick Wyman to Millie, a loving 8-month-old boxer mix looking to move to a fur-ever home.

Kagawong’s Old Mill marks 100 years as Manitoulin Island landmark

Kagawong’s Old Mill Heritage Centre originally built in 1925 as a pulp mill, it later powered Manitoulin Island as a hydro plant before becoming a museum.

Sudbury artist, activist faces deportation after failed appeal

Indian-born artist Tarun Godara faces imminent deportation after a federal court rejected their refugee claim. Amanda Hicks has the latest.

Four new forest fires reported in the region Monday

Ontario Forest Fires says there are now six forest fires in the northeast region after four new ones were discovered Monday.

Sudbury kicks off Pride Week

Sudbury launched its annual Pride Week celebrations Monday with a flag-raising ceremony at Tom Davies Square.

Trump says he will hit copper imports with 50 per cent tariffs

U.S. President Donald Trump says he will impose a 50 per cent tariff on copper imports -- but isn’t saying yet when it will take effect.

Unions warn public service will be ‘bearing the brunt’ of federal government’s savings plan

Unions representing federal workers say Canadians will bear the cost of expected cuts to the public service as Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government prepares to tighten the belt and find savings in day-to-day operating costs.

University of Sudbury to restart French-language programming in the fall, with free 1st year tuition

The Ontario government is providing $10.8 million to re-launch French-language courses at the University of Sudbury in partnership with the University of Ottawa.

No plans for pedal pubs in major northeastern Ont. cities

It seems as though northern Ontario won’t benefit from the province’s recent announcement allowing alcohol on pedal pubs.

New campaign aims to boost police recruitment across Ontario

There is a video circulating on social media that helps to inspire potential candidates to consider a career in policing.

Strawberry picking season in full swing at Leisure Farms

Strawberry picking season has begun across northern Ontario, with eager customers already filling baskets at local farms.