Third Far North First Nation evacuates due to flooding
A state of emergency was declared in Fort Albany First Nation on Tuesday night due to flooding. It is the third remote community in Ontario’s Far North to make the declaration.
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Suspect pulled over for stunt driving on Hwy. 144 had $118K in drugs in his vehicle
A 33-year-old from southern Ontario has been charged after police seized $118,000 in illegal drugs during a traffic stop on Highway 144 north of Gogama.
Timmins city councillor sanctioned for sending inappropriate emails
Timmins city councillor Cory Robin had his pay suspended for 60 days and has been removed from the Cochrane District Services Board after an investigation by the integrity commissioner concluded he violated the city's code of conduct
Ontario grants $2.8M to help northern victims of gender-based violence
The province is providing $2.8 million to an organization that helps victims of gender-based violence in the Temiskaming Shores and the Kirkland Lake area.
Driver from Cochrane charged with stunt driving
On April 26 around 3 p.m., James Bay Ontario Provincial Police stopped a vehicle on Highway 652 in Brower Township, east of Cochrane.
Reaction from Timmins on Gaétan Malette winning election
Reaction at the Timmins victory party for Conservative Gaétan Malette after winning the newly-formed Kapuskasing – Timmins – Mushkegowuk riding.
Conservatives pick up seats in northeastern Ontario
Canada’s Conservatives picked up two seats in northeastern Ontario Monday night, with the Liberals holding on to two other ridings by razor-thin margins.
Global pop star performing first hometown concert in Timmins
Global pop star Preston Pablo is performing his first concert in his hometown of Timmins, Ont.
Oil dumping in Timmins under investigation
The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources is investigating after several 5-gallon buckets of oil were dumped in the Timmins area.
Two teens charged with arson in northern Ont. airport fire
Two 13-year-olds from Webequie First Nation charged with arson after a fire at the remote northern Ontario community's airport caused $500K damage.
Pop star Preston Pablo excited to perform first hometown concert in Timmins
Breakthrough pop star Preston Pablo is coming home to Timmins. The five-time Juno Award nominee is known for his chart-topping songs like Flowers Need Rain, Dance Alone and One Last Song.
Kapuskasing man, 35, charged with sexually assaulting child
A 35-year-old Kapuskasing man on probation was charged Sunday after the sexual assault of a female child was reported to police.
Timmins police looking for dashcam, security footage of serious assault early Sunday morning
Police in Timmins are hoping someone in the community has relevant dashcam or video surveillance footage of a serious assault that took place early Sunday morning.
Teens charged after airport fire in northern Ont. First Nation causes $500K in damage
Two 13-year-olds from Webequie First Nation have been charged with arson and mischief after a fire April 26 caused $500,000 in damage to the community's airport terminal.
Report of an unwanted person leads to sexual assault charges: OPP
A 42-year-old from Temiskaming Shores faces multiple charges, including sexual assault, following an Ontario Provincial Police investigation at a Haileybury residence.
Loaded firearm, $200K in drugs seized in Cochrane
A North York man is facing multiple charges after Ontario Provincial Police seized a loaded handgun and drugs worth an estimated $200,000 during an arrest in Cochrane.