Elderly northern Ont. woman turns heads at Grammy Awards
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Two arrested in Kapuskasing police investigation, schools closed
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Sudbury woman announces Grammy Award winner
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Sudbury-area boy becomes 'TikTok famous' with mom's snowmobile video
A Sudbury-area boy is now 'TikTok famous' after his mother shared a video of him receiving his new snowmobile that resonated with viewers on the popular app.
Elderly northern Ont. woman turns heads at Grammy Awards
A 78-year-old woman from Sudbury, Ont., -- a Harry Styles superfan -- has become internet famous after announcing the 2023 Grammy Award for Album of the Year on Sunday night.
Sudbury police ride snowmobiles in support of Special Olympics
Dozens came out with their sleds for the chance to shred the trails with police Sunday morning.
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.
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.
North Bay
Sudbury-area boy becomes 'TikTok famous' with mom's snowmobile video
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Northern Ont. fire services stress the importance of having an escape plan
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‘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.
Sault Ste. Marie
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Zonta Club in Sault Ste. Marie celebrates the return of its 'Bon Soop' fundraiser
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Northern Ont. fire services stress the importance of having an escape plan
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Bon Soo revellers take on the Polar Rush
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Bon Soo kicked-off in the cold Friday
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Timmins
Fire leaves several seniors homeless in northwestern Ont.
A weekend fire at a seniors complex in Sioux Lookout left almost a dozen people in need of a new home.
Timmins man wins $50K on a scratch ticket
Robert Aikens of Timmins is celebrating after winning a $50,000 top prize with Instant Crossword.
Sudbury-area boy becomes 'TikTok famous' with mom's snowmobile video
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Two arrested in Kapuskasing police investigation, schools closed
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Best U18 curlers in Canada are in Timmins this week
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Powerful quake rocks Turkey and Syria, kills more than 2,500
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New details emerge ahead of Trudeau-premiers' health-care meeting
As preparations are underway for the anticipated health-care 'working meeting' between Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Canada's premiers on Tuesday, new details are emerging about what some provinces are expecting.
Strongest earthquake to hit Buffalo in decades causes rumbles in southern Ontario
A 4.2-magnitude earthquake that struck near Buffalo, N.Y. Monday morning was felt in southern Ontario, officials say.
Attracting, retaining pilots an ongoing issue in Canada: industry analysts
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Canadian dollar's outlook for 2023 uncertain as interest rate hikes wane: experts
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China accuses U.S. of indiscriminate use of force over balloon
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Canada still has 'real reconciling' to do for residential schools, advocate says
As more potential graves are found on sites of former residential schools, one advocate says Canada still has work to do to show true reconciliation with First Nations and Indigenous communities.
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Doctor waiting since 2020 to practice medicine in Canada
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