Former North Bay Battalion player, 23, passes away after cancer battle
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Armed standoff ends peacefully in Attawapiskat
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Opposition to plan to convert former Sudbury school into 74 residential units
At a meeting on Monday afternoon, Greater Sudbury's planning committee will vote on a plan to convert the former St. Bernadette's school on Auger Street into 74 residential units.
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Opposition to plan to convert former Sudbury school into 74 residential units
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Nearly $10K Sudbury Wolves 50-50 prize remains unclaimed
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West Nipissing man, 32, charged with fraud, accused of double depositing cheques
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West Nipissing man, 32, charged with fraud, accused of double depositing cheques
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Mattawa driver charged for ‘excessive speed’: OPP
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Plate reader alert results in traffic stop, arrest in northern Ont.: OPP
Officers with North Bay Ontario Provincial Police stopped a vehicle in Callander after receiving a notification from their automated licence plate reader.
Sault Ste. Marie
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Plate reader alert results in traffic stop, arrest in northern Ont.: OPP
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New Far North hospital moves closer to being built after $1.8B design, build contract awarded
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A drug raid on a home on the Far North Attawapiskat First Nation last week resulted in two local residents being charged and more than $50,000 in suspected narcotics, including methamphetamine, being seized.
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