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What started as an internal initiative by the Greater Sudbury Police Service to raise awareness about trauma and loss caused by Canada’s residential school system has turned into an annual event marking its fourth year.
A Dowling resident who was burning brush piles without a permit Tuesday night got a surprise visit from city firefighters.
Allister Thompson’s first book was self-published, but his second, ‘Birch and Jay: The Knowledge Seekers: Book 1’ was published by Latitude 46.
The North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit and REACH Nexus, a group working on strategies to address hepatitis, HIV and other sexually transmitted and blood-borne infections, is collaborating to get health care and wellness items for those who need them.
Alexandra Wilson-Zegil is one of 20 recipients from across Canada receiving up to $70,000 over four years for her post-secondary education through the TD Scholarship for Community Leadership program.
Ontario Provincial Police said a lengthy investigation into the death of an infant in Wawa in 2023 has resulted in manslaughter charges for two suspects.
A Sea-Doo crash that severely injured a nine-year-old boy two summers ago has led to a criminal conviction of a Timmins man and more than $6,500 in fines.
Ontario Provincial Police say one person was killed in a collision between a transport truck and a passenger vehicle on Highway 69 near Pointe Au Baril Wednesday.
Tim Trevenna took these photos of a moose calf that managed to escape capture Tuesday in Timmins.
A 19-year-old has been charged following an incident in which a victim was intentionally hit by a vehicle in Blind River.
When Destiny Rae boarded the military airplane that was evacuating residents of her First Nation in northwestern Ontario on Sunday, she looked out the window and saw her community in a smoky haze.
Greater Sudbury has outlined roadways that frequently have potholes and would benefit from large, full-lane asphalt replacement, rather than just pothole repair.
A 46-year-old in Sault Ste. Marie is accused of setting fire to an apartment unit in November 2024, then leaving the building as the fire spread.
Residents in Copper Cliff may have noticed white trailers set up in front of the McClelland Arena. The trailers are a temporary examination centre set up by StatsCan for the next six weeks.
With demand for electricity expected to increase in Ontario by 75 per cent by 2050, Hydro One is preparing for the construction of a 260-kilometre transmission line between Wawa and Timmins, with service expected by the end of 2030.
Lilly Frappier-Pellerin, 11, misses her orange cat, Rusty, who has been part of her family for the past seven years. The animal is at the centre of a dispute with PetSave Sudbury, which has custody of Rusty and says it won’t let him go.
