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A man driving a transport near Timmins was pulled over for speeding this week, when police discovered he had a criminal prohibition in place preventing him from driving.

A small community near Cochrane is fighting to save its cable ferry that takes motorists across the Abitibi River and cuts through a provincial highway.

A 71-year-old passenger was killed Friday and the driver seriously injured in a crash on Highway 101 east of Foleyet.

More than 1,000 employees in northern Ontario responsible for helping injured workers were on the picket lines Friday.

One person was killed Thursday afternoon in a residential fire in Sandy Lake First Nation.

A 17-year-old from Moosonee, Ont., has been charged after another youth received a serious eye injury after being shot in the face with a pellet gun.

Several Indigenous leaders, including many northern Ontario First Nation chiefs, are asking the province to halt its new mining bill.

A decommissioned ambulance and power cot, which still have some life left in them, will be used as teaching tools in Northern College’s Paramedic Program.

Northern College in Timmins received a donation of an ambulance and power cot for its paramedic training program.

Ontario invests $11.3 million in biomass projects, including Millson Forestry and GreenFirst, to repurpose wood waste and boost forestry sustainability.

A new report reveals hospitals in northeastern Ontario have dramatically increased spending on for-profit staffing agencies over the past decade, with costs more than tripling.

A trucking company and its driver are facing several charges after a transport lost two wheels on Highway 11 in northern Ontario last week.

The Town of Kirkland Lake learns how much the remediation work from last year's flooding will cost as a presentation is made to council.

A truck driver and transport company are facing charges after wheels fell off a commercial vehicle on Highway 11.