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Sudbury cellphone sale goes wrong

Greater Sudbury Police Service say it has charged a man and a woman with multiple offences following the investigation into an online ad selling a cellular phone.

New study highlights increasing prevalence of muscle dysmorphia among Canadian boys, young men

Canadian researchers are drawing attention to the increasing prevalence of 'a pathological pursuit of muscularity' among Canadian boys and young men, with a new study that found one in four were at risk of developing what's known as muscle dysmorphia.

Muscle dysmorphia is the obsession with muscle size and definition, resulting in distress and a 'significant drive' for muscularity, the study said. Some symptoms include compulsive exercise, specific dieting to build and maintain muscle, use of appearance-and-performance-enhancing drugs and substances and disruptions to daily life. (Timothy/ Pexels)

Saturday night stabbing in Sudbury leaves one in hospital

A teen is in hospital with serious but not life-threatening injuries following an incident in the Greater Sudbury community of Coniston Saturday evening.

Greater Sudbury Police Service headquarters on Brady Street in January 2021. (File photo)

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Northern Ont. fire services stress the importance of having an escape plan

Officials with fire services in northern Ontario are reminding residents of the importance of creating and practicing an escape plan in case of a fire.

Malahat Fire Rescue volunteer firefighters ready their new Freightliner M2 business class truck for duty at the fire hall in Malahat, B.C. Thursday August 22, 2013. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chad Hipolito

Sudbury cellphone sale goes wrong

Greater Sudbury Police Service say it has charged a man and a woman with multiple offences following the investigation into an online ad selling a cellular phone.

Saturday night stabbing in Sudbury leaves one in hospital

A teen is in hospital with serious but not life-threatening injuries following an incident in the Greater Sudbury community of Coniston Saturday evening.

Serious collision on Municipal Road 15 in Sudbury Saturday night

Sudbury police say they responded to a serious collision on Municipal Road 15 Saturday night, which closed the road for several hours.

Power has been fully restored to Sudbury's south end following a collision with a hydro pole Sunday morning

Power has been restored to a street in Greater Sudbury's south end following an early morning motor vehicle collision with a hydro pole Sunday.

North Bay

Northern Ont. fire services stress the importance of having an escape plan

Officials with fire services in northern Ontario are reminding residents of the importance of creating and practicing an escape plan in case of a fire.

‘It’s a big debut’: North Bay metal band records first album, gearing up to jam at the Capitol Centre

Elsey was relaxing on a beach in Cuba when the COVID-19 pandemic began and be began to think about what he would do in his spare time in lockdown. Cherishing his love of 80s metal music, he decided to form his own band.

'We are all connected': First Nations communities celebrate culture and tradition in North Bay Pow Wow

To the beat of the drum, dancers, young and old, took the centre stage inside the Canadore College gym to perform a spiritual dance. As they danced, they said a prayer of thanks to the ancestors and for healing.

Film producers heap praise on North Bay’s movie and TV culture as province provides more money

There will be more ‘lights, camera, action’ coming to the North Bay Area this year. The North Bay region is often called Hollywood of the North. Veteran producer Joel Etienne has another name.

Annual Carnaval kicks off Saturday in North Bay

The 60th annual Carnaval kicks off Saturday in North Bay and events run until Feb. 11. Organizers said the week is for everyone and that celebrating 60 years means a lot.

Sault Ste. Marie

Zonta Club in Sault Ste. Marie celebrates the return of its 'Bon Soop' fundraiser

The Zonta Club of Sault Ste. Marie is celebrating the return of one of its key fundraisers.

Bon Soop returns this year (though no mugs) in support of the Zonta Club. (Supplied)

Northern Ont. fire services stress the importance of having an escape plan

Officials with fire services in northern Ontario are reminding residents of the importance of creating and practicing an escape plan in case of a fire.

Bon Soo revellers take on the Polar Rush

After a very cold – but well-attended – opening night on Friday, Bon Soo 2023 was in full swing Saturday.

Bon Soo kicked-off in the cold Friday

Bon Soo kick-off Friday night in Sault Ste. Marie, with nine more days of winter fun on the agenda.

Attempt to heat frozen pipes causes residential fire in Sault Ste. Marie

With the entire northeast in a deep freeze, fire services in Sault Ste. Marie is urging caution when dealing with frozen pipes.

Timmins

Best U18 curlers in Canada are in Timmins this week

Forty-two curling teams, representing every province and the Northwest Territories are competing this week at the McIntyre Community Centre in Timmins in the National U18 Championship.

Northern Ont. fire services stress the importance of having an escape plan

Officials with fire services in northern Ontario are reminding residents of the importance of creating and practicing an escape plan in case of a fire.

Applications for Timmins' permanent overdose prevention site are sent

The Canadian Mental Health Association Cochrane-Timiskaming will operate the permanent Safe Health Site Timmins upon receiving approval from the federal and provincial governments.

Timmins restaurant robbed 19 times in eight years

The owner of Radical Gardens, a restaurant in Timmins said she's experienced nineteen robberies over the last eight years; with the most recent one taking place in the early morning hours Friday.

Four Americans, two Canadians fined $50K for illegal moose hunting in northern Ont.

An investigation that lasted almost two years has resulted in moose hunting violation convictions for six people and a lodge in Red Lake in northwestern Ontario.

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As E-bikes rise in popularity, concerns over battery fires grow

Electric bikes, or e-bikes, have spiked in recent popularity, and with that popularity is a growing number of battery fires – some of them fatal.

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ServiceOntario making it 'faster, easier' to get driver's licences, health cards

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Many Canadians consider turning to part-time jobs if finances worsen, new survey says

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Advocates come together to help sailors stuck for months on tugboats in Quebec port

Groups that advocate for seafarers are expressing concern for 11 sailors who are spending a harsh Quebec winter aboard three tugboats that have been detained for months in the port of Trois-Rivières.

Two tugboats that have been detained by Transport Canada are shown in Trois-Rivières, Que. on Thursday, Feb. 2, 2023. Groups that advocate for seafarers are expressing concern for crew members who are spending a harsh Quebec winter aboard three tugboats that have been stuck in the port of Trois-Rivières for months. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Morgan Lowrie

Canadians Drake, Michael Buble, Tobias Jesso Jr. among early Grammy winners

Singer-songwriter Tobias Jesso Jr. became a first-time Grammy Award winner at the pre-broadcast ceremony where fellow Canadians Michael Buble and Drake also picked up trophies.

Tiny wines find home in B.C.'s market, as Canadians consider reducing consumption

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Canada sends military aircraft into Haiti's skies as gang violence escalates

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31,000 cards: Montreal woman passing along father's extensive collection of Expos baseball cards

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Four Americans, two Canadians fined $50K for illegal moose hunting in northern Ont.

An investigation that lasted almost two years has resulted in moose hunting violation convictions for six people and a lodge in Red Lake in northwestern Ontario.

Charles Kimbrough, best known for role in 'Murphy Brown,' dies at 86

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