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Northern Ont. town releases cheeky Valentine’s Day cards

A northern Ontario city is sharing the love this Valentine’s Day with some cheeky cards featuring some self-deprecating humour.

Northern Ontario mayors set out priorities ahead of provincial leaders debate

The mayors of the largest communities in northern Ontario say highway expansions, more doctors and addictions services are among their key priorities.

Northern Ont. angler gives some ice fishing tips

Here are some ice fishing tips ahead of the Family Day long weekend when Ontario is waiving the need for angler licenses.

Timmins mining company invests in trail improvement

A Timmins mining company has committed hundreds of thousands of dollars to ensure popular local trails are improved and accessible.

Several near misses between snowmobiles, logging trucks in northern Ont.

Northern Ont. police are issuing a safety alert for OFSC Trail A after several near misses involving snowmobiles and logging trucks.

Snowy owl and other winter scenes from northern Ontario

A snowy owl was captured in a photo in northern Ontario along with other beautiful sights around the region.

Ramping up snowmobile safety in northern Ontario

Ontario Snowmobile Safety Week runs from Feb. 10 to 17 and in Timmins, keeping the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs’ (OFSC) trails safe is a team effort.

Wanted federal offender has ties to two northern Ontario towns

Police are searching for a wanted federal offender currently serving time for convictions of robbery and assault with ties to three Ontario towns, including two in the north.

Coldest Night of the Year preparations underway in Timmins

Anti-Hunger Coalition Timmins will host the eighth annual Coldest Night of the Year event Feb. 22.

Timmins hosting Coldest Night of the Year event

An annual fundraising initiative called the Coldest Night of the Year is returning to Timmins, here is what you need to know.

April the Cat is a small, loving four-year-old

This week Take Me Home Tuesday features April, the small, full-grown cat at the Sudbury SPCA shelter that is looking for a loving home.

Sneak peek at Science North's new LEGO exhibit in Sudbury

FOR LEGO LOVERS: More than 100 sculptures from Sean Kenney's Brick Masters Studio on display at Science North in Sudbury.

Live interview with Ontario Home Builders' Association CEO

Tony Ryma of CTVNewsNorthernOntario.ca talks to Ontario Home Builders' Association CEO Scott Andison about Trump's steel, aluminum tariffs.

Indigenous communities want a seat at the table with government leaders on tariff discussion

A three-day forum in North Bay, Ont., is tackling the subject of the impact U.S. tariffs would have and the trickle-down effect they would have on the 39 Anishinabek Nations.

Iroquois Falls to decide fate of Guy-Paul Treefall

Town council in Iroquois Falls faces a pivotal decision Monday evening: what to do with the iconic but deteriorating ‘Guy-Paul Treefall’ statue that has greeted visitors along Highway 11 for decades.