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Recycling brings North Bay record profits
Recycling not only benefits the earth, but record prices of certain recyclable products are generating some extra cash for the City of North Bay.
Long-time downtown Sudbury businessman running for mayor
A 72-year-old downtown Sudbury businessman has entered the pool of candidates running for mayor in the City of Greater Sudbury, bringing the number of contenders to nine.
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Parry Sound family shares its heartache after tragic loss of son during camping trip
Everett Freeman, 9, went camping with his family on Huckleberry Island in Georgian Bay, and went missing around 3 p.m. on Friday.
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One taken to hospital after Nairn Centre fire
CTV News has learned one person has been taken to hospital after an early morning fire at a camp west of Sudbury.
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Algoma Steel workers to vote on 'final offer'
The United Steelworkers Local 2251 will once again be asking its members in Sault Ste. Marie to vote on the latest contract offer from Algoma Steel.
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Economists predict a 'mild recession,' but what would that look like in Canada?
With inflation on the rise and central banks poised to increase rates, CTVNews.ca speaks with experts on whether Canada will experience a recession, and if so, what it would look like.
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North Bay man charged with arson set backyard tent on fire, stole property
A 36-year-old North Bay man is facing charges after allegedly setting fire to an unoccupied tent in the backyard of a home and stealing property, police say.
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Toronto boy with rare genetic disorder begins treatment after family raises US$3 million
A Toronto family’s heart-wrenching journey to find a cure for their son’s ultra-rare disease has reached a new milestone.
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'We've been abandoned': Man dies in B.C. town waiting for health care near ambulance station
For the second time in less than a month, a resident of Ashcroft, B.C., died while waiting for health care after having a heart attack mere metres from a local ambulance station.
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Sudbury rally calls for permanent resident status for undocumented people
On Monday, there was another rally in downtown Sudbury calling to support equal access to permanent residency status for everyone in Canada.
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Screaming Heads in Burks Falls becoming quite the tourist attraction
About 100 'Screaming Heads' are spread out across 20 acres of land.
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Big lottery win for a Timmins father
Pierre Beaucage of Timmins' LOTTO MAX ticket from March 29 was worth $333,335.40.
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Sudbury mayoral race reaches nine candidates
![A 72-year-old long-time downtown Sudbury business man has joined the crowded race to become the city’s next mayor. Alana Everson reports.]()
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Sudbury worker advocacy centre calls for equality
![A Sudbury rally calls for permanent residency status for international students, migrants, refugees, asylum seekers and undocumented people.]()
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Algoma Steel makes ‘last offer’ in labour dispute
![Sault Ste. Marie steel plant workers will have until the end of the month to decide on Algoma Steel’s last offer, to be presented next week.]()
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Neighbour woke up to flames at nearby camp
![A neighbour of the Agnew Lake camp, west of Sudbury, that was destroyed in an early morning fire talks to CTV News about what he saw.]()
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Fire destroys camp west of Sudbury
![An early morning fire destroyed a camp and sent one person to hospital early Monday morning west of Sudbury.]()
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Timmins mayoral race may have challenger
![With the nomination deadline approaching and only one candidate, one city councillor is considering running for mayor of Timmins.]()
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North Bay cashing in on recycling
![North Bay is cashing in on recycling, which is creating a large surplus in part of the infrastructure budget. Eric Taschner has the details.]()
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Scattered rain, possible thunderstorms this week
![Seasonal temperatures and sun throughout the week with scattered rain and possible thunderstorms in some areas of the northeast.]()
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Ont. family grieves loss of son who died on camping trip
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Sudbury rally calls for permanent resident status for undocumented people
On Monday, there was another rally in downtown Sudbury calling to support equal access to permanent residency status for everyone in Canada.
Long-time downtown Sudbury businessman running for mayor
A 72-year-old downtown Sudbury businessman has entered the pool of candidates running for mayor in the City of Greater Sudbury, bringing the number of contenders to nine.
One taken to hospital after Nairn Centre fire
CTV News has learned one person has been taken to hospital after an early morning fire at a camp west of Sudbury.
Sudburians gather to celebrate Pakistani independence
It was a sea of people wearing green and white at the James Jerome Sports Complex Sunday morning as Sudburians gathered to mark Pakistan Independence Day. This is the 75th anniversary of the country's independence from British colonial rule.
Visitor of Beaver Creek Correctional facility arrested
A 27-year-old has been arrested and is facing multiple charges following an incident at the Beaver Creek Correctional facility.
North Bay
Recycling brings North Bay record profits
Recycling not only benefits the earth, but record prices of certain recyclable products are generating some extra cash for the City of North Bay.
North Bay man charged with arson set backyard tent on fire, stole property
A 36-year-old North Bay man is facing charges after allegedly setting fire to an unoccupied tent in the backyard of a home and stealing property, police say.
Screaming Heads in Burks Falls becoming quite the tourist attraction
About 100 'Screaming Heads' are spread out across 20 acres of land.
Visitor of Beaver Creek Correctional facility arrested
A 27-year-old has been arrested and is facing multiple charges following an incident at the Beaver Creek Correctional facility.
One person dead following ATV collision
One person is dead following an ATV collision Saturday afternoon.
Sault Ste. Marie
Algoma Steel workers to vote on 'final offer'
The United Steelworkers Local 2251 will once again be asking its members in Sault Ste. Marie to vote on the latest contract offer from Algoma Steel.
Sault resident tried to pass forged cheque
27-year-old arrested for trying to pass a forged cheque in the Sault, police say.
Search for missing boy ends tragically
The search for a 9-year-old boy from Seguin Township in northeastern Ontario who went missing during a family camping trip has ended in tragedy, CTV News has learned.
New wildfires confirmed in the Northeast Region
The Ministry of Northern Development, Mines, Natural Resources and Forestry confirmed two new wildfires in the northeast region Friday evening.
Sault airport traffic slowly recovers from pandemic
While improving, air traffic in the Sault is currently at three-quarters of pre-COVID-19 pandemic numbers.
Timmins
Timmins may have a race for the mayor's chair as another councillor considers running
With currently only one official mayoral candidate in Timmins, another current city councillor is considering entering the race.
Inaugural Beary Blue half marathon held in Timmins
Dozens of running enthusiasts in Timmins took to Hersey Lake Conservation Area for the local running club's first Beary Blue Trail Half Marathon.
Big lottery win for a Timmins father
Pierre Beaucage of Timmins' LOTTO MAX ticket from March 29 was worth $333,335.40.
14-year-old facing break and enter and weapons charges in Timmins
Timmins police continue to deal with young offenders this week as a 14-year-old is facing multiple charges, according to a news release Friday.
New wildfires confirmed in the Northeast Region
The Ministry of Northern Development, Mines, Natural Resources and Forestry confirmed two new wildfires in the northeast region Friday evening.
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Judge suspends two articles of Quebec's Bill 96 regarding legal translations
A group challenging Quebec's new language law logged a first legal victory against the legislation on Friday, as a judge temporarily suspended a provision requiring English court documents to be translated into French.
'Watching rights erode away': U.S. woman moving to B.C. over abortion rights
A Virginia woman is packing up her life and moving her family to Vancouver Island in response to the U.S. Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade.
Canada crushes Slovakia 11-1 at world juniors as McTavish nets six points
Four goals and a pair of assists from captain Mason McTavish powered Canada to a dominant 11-1victory over Slovakia at the world junior hockey championship Thursday.
'This is the best season I can recall': Fishers and wild salmon advocates cheer large returns to B.C. waters
The summer of 2022 is shaping up to be a bumper season for both pink and sockeye salmon in British Columbia rivers, with one veteran Indigenous fisherman reporting the biggest catches of sockeye in decades.
Canadian Forces Snowbirds grounded in wake of B.C. crash
The Royal Canadian Air Force has grounded the Snowbirds aerobatic team after one of the jets suffered a hard landing last week in northern British Columbia.
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Ontario condo owners furious after being hit with $20,000 special assessment
A community of about 200 townhouse condominium units has been told that $3.5 million is needed for renovations and individual unit owners will have to pay their share.
New tax credits being introduced in Ontario. Check to see if you're eligible
The Ontario government is planning to move forward with several tax credits that could provide hundreds of dollars per year to residents.
Aging condos in Ontario will need expensive repairs in the future, report finds
A recent research report released by the Canadian Institute of Actuaries found that condo boards should be making sure there are enough reserve funds being budgeted to help pay for expensive repairs in the future.
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Medical investigator rules Baldwin set shooting an accident
The fatal film-set shooting of a cinematographer by actor Alec Baldwin last year was an accident, according to a determination made by New Mexico's Office of the Medical Investigator following the completion of an autopsy and a review of law enforcement reports. The medical investigator's report was made public Monday by the Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office along with numerous reports from the FBI on the revolver and ammunition that were collected following the shooting.
Canadians favour metric system despite often using imperial measurements: poll
While many Canadians don’t support moving away from the metric system of measurement, many continue to use imperial measurements in their daily lives, according to a recent online poll.
'We've been abandoned': Man dies in B.C. town waiting for health care near ambulance station
For the second time in less than a month, a resident of Ashcroft, B.C., died while waiting for health care after having a heart attack mere metres from a local ambulance station.
Economists predict a 'mild recession,' but what would that look like in Canada?
With inflation on the rise and central banks poised to increase rates, CTVNews.ca speaks with experts on whether Canada will experience a recession, and if so, what it would look like.
Minister asks Canadians not to fake travel plans to skip passport application lines
Minister of Families, Children and Social Development of Canada Karina Gould is discouraging people from making fake travel plans just to skip the line of those waiting for passports.
'I have to fight for myself': Quadriplegic man says N.S. government told him to live in a hospital
A diving accident at 14-years-old left Brian Parker paralyzed from the chest down. Now at age 49, he's without the person who was caring for him full-time until just last week, after his 68-year-old mother was diagnosed with breast cancer.
Bryce Dallas Howard says she was paid less than Chris Pratt for 'Jurassic World' films
Actress Bryce Dallas Howard said she was paid 'so much less' than her co-star Chris Pratt for their work in the 'Jurassic World' films.
'This is our land': Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs, pipeline opponents rally in Vancouver
Opponents of the Coastal GasLink pipeline currently under construction in Northern B.C took to the streets of Vancouver Monday, briefly blocking north-bound traffic on the Cambie Street Bridge.
'Nightmare without end': Action needed to address rights abuses against Afghan women and girls, advocate says
The international community needs to step up to hold the Taliban accountable for human rights abuses in Afghanistan, a year after the militant Islamist group took control of the country and limited the rights of women and girls, according to Heather Barr, associate director of the Women's Rights Division of Human Rights Watch.
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CTV National News for August 15: Afghanistan one year later
A year after U.S. troops pulled out of Afghanistan, the country is beset by crises; Afghan resettlements lag behind federal targets.
Ont. family grieves loss of son who died on camping trip
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