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Hwy. 11 reopens after crash between Cochrane and Kapuskasing

Provincial police have extended their closure of Highway 11 south to Iroquois Falls following a collision on Friday night.

Northern Ont. thieves are taking whatever they can easily get their hands on: police

A look at recent crimes in Timmins, points to thieves focusing on properties or vehicles they can get into easily in order to take what they want.

Northern College says job cuts a result of reduction in international student admissions

Facing deficits totalling $18 million in the next two academic years, Northern College in Timmins says it is being forced to lay off staff.

Restaurants Canada says GST/HST break has had positive impact but not all agree

Restaurants have seen a boost in dining and traffic over the past month coinciding with the GST and HST holiday, according to new data by Restaurants Canada and Open Table.

The Ontario government has started sending out $200 cheques to taxpayers

The $200 payment from the Ford government will be showing up in Ontarians' mailboxes in the form of physical cheques.

$65K of suspected crystal meth seized in Cochrane

A local man has been charged following a drug bust in Cochrane, Ont.

Ontario NDP leader in Timmins to support local candidate

ntario NDP Leader, Marit Stiles made a stop in Timmins, Ont. to support the nomination of local candidate, Corey Lepage.

Skilled trades still in demand in 2025

Ian Howcroft from Skills Ontario talks with Tony Ryma about the top five trade skills that will be most in demand in 2025.

Northern Ontario police sound alarm after spike in cyberbullying reports

Canada’s largest First Nations police service is sounding the alarm after a recent spike in cyberbullying incidents in northern Ontario.

OPP remind motorists to use cautious driving near snowplows

Motorists in northern Ontario are being asked to exercise caution when driving near snowplows on highways across the region.

Province announces funding for Timmins critical minerals companies

As Ontario braces for U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff order expected next week, it’s ramping up its investment in the critical minerals sector.

Major drug bust in Hearst, Ont.

Three people have been charged with drug trafficking after raids by police in Hearst uncovered more than $40,000 in illegal drugs.

Province funding critical minerals development

The Government of Ontario is funneling more than $7 million through the Critical Minerals Innovation Fund to 17 projects.

Three arrested, $40K in drugs seized in raids in Hearst, Ont.

Ontario Provincial Police recently raided two residences and two vehicles in Hearst, seizing drugs believed to be cocaine and crystal meth.

Northern Ont. police say accused who drove to detachment was drunk

A 53-year-old from Timmins has been charged with impaired driving after arriving at an Ontario Provincial Police detachment impaired by alcohol.