Northern Ontario

A Mississauga man faces a drug trafficking charge after police seized $9,900 in suspected fentanyl following a courthouse medical emergency.

Police in Sault Ste. Marie have resumed bike patrols, urging cyclists to register their bikes while officers hone skills on two wheels.

More than 500 Espanola students, staff and community members walked to support teacher and former mayor Jill Beer, who has uterine cancer.

Veteran Sudbury 911 dispatcher Glen Sonier, a 33-year ‘thin gold line’ professional, died June 12. Police, firefighters and provincial associations honour his calm, compassionate service.

A man has died after being struck by a train in downtown Sudbury on Friday evening.

A new Ontario Dementia Task Force, involving more than 35 organizations, will spend the next year creating a care co-ordination model.

Timmins hosts its first rodeo in more than 25 years, drawing more than 130 competitors from Ontario, Quebec and the U.S. as part of the RAM Rodeo Tour.

It is typically one of the busiest windows of the year at Valley Growers Inc. in Blezard Valley, but the tractor engines started a little later than usual this spring.

Residents in West Nipissing and across northern Ontario are rallying around Noah Plouffe, a three-year-old boy who is dealing with a rare kidney disease.

The owners of the cannabis dispensary that is possibly linked to drug overdoses in Garden River First Nation have closed their facility while the police investigate what happened.

A shelter-in-place advisory has ended in M’Chigeeng First Nation. The advisory was in effect after reports of gunshots Friday morning in the Riverside Drive area, Ontario Provincial Police said in a news release.

Sudbury police say the remains of a 79-year-old man were found inside the scene of a structure fire early Friday morning in Levack.

In an update Friday, police in Greater Sudbury said the death of a man at the Energy Court homeless encampment is being investigated as a homicide.

Public Health Sudbury & Districts is urging residents to protect themselves from the West Nile virus that mosquitoes can carry.

The future of mining in northeastern Ontario was on full display June 11 at the ‘Projects in the Pipeline’ session at the Canadian Mining Expo in Timmins.