New Liskeard man charged with attempted murder in shooting
A 29-year-old northern Ontario man is in custody and facing attempted murder and firearms-related charges following an incident in Temiskaming Shores late last week.
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Province greenlights new, 72-bed rehab facility for Sudbury
St. Joseph’s Continuing Care Centre said Monday it has received approval by Health Minister Sylvia Jones for the final 36 rehab beds of the centre’s rehabilitation bed expansion project.
Customers line up for final loaves from Golden Grain after 92 years operating in Sudbury
Long-time business in downtown Sudbury sells its final baked goods to loyal customers before closing its doors for good.
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Police say Sudbury driver was impaired, had stolen credit card and gave a false name
A motorist pulled over for impaired driving Sunday morning in Sudbury had stolen credit card information and hard drugs in the vehicle.
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'It's a tradition': Demand growing for real Christmas trees ahead of holiday season
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Chad Allan, founding member of Guess Who and Bachman-Turner Overdrive, dies at 80
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'Warm Hearts' look to warm Sudbury's homeless
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Walmart Canada investing $1 billion in modernization, 'store of the future'
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Section of the Sault Canal drained for maintenance
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With Canada set to reimpose cap on working hours, international students worry about paying for tuition, living expenses
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The 75th annual CTV Lions Children's Christmas Telethon was a shining success
The 75th annual CTV Lions Children’s Christmas Telethon continued its northern tradition Saturday.
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Pet photo event in Timmins creates holiday memories, raises money for humane society
The most wonderful time of the year is approaching — and families are starting to get into the Holiday spirit with Christmas photos.
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Police say Sudbury driver was impaired, had stolen credit card and gave a false name
A motorist pulled over for impaired driving Sunday morning in Sudbury had stolen credit card information and hard drugs in the vehicle.
Province greenlights new, 72-bed rehab facility for Sudbury
St. Joseph’s Continuing Care Centre said Monday it has received approval by Health Minister Sylvia Jones for the final 36 rehab beds of the centre’s rehabilitation bed expansion project.
'It's a tradition': Demand growing for real Christmas trees ahead of holiday season
Families looking to choose a real Christmas tree as the centrepiece of their holiday decorations should start thinking about acting fast because the demand is growing.
'Warm Hearts' look to warm Sudbury's homeless
Sudbury’s Northern Initiative for Social Action or NISA has supplied more than 50 homemade quilts to be distributed to the homeless population in Greater Sudbury.
Customers line up for final loaves from Golden Grain after 92 years operating in Sudbury
Long-time business in downtown Sudbury sells its final baked goods to loyal customers before closing its doors for good.
North Bay
'It's a tradition': Demand growing for real Christmas trees ahead of holiday season
Families looking to choose a real Christmas tree as the centrepiece of their holiday decorations should start thinking about acting fast because the demand is growing.
Nipissing Association for Disabled Youth receives a big check
Back in July the annual Shane McLeod Memorial Golf Tournament was held in support of the Nipissing Association for Disabled Youth or N.A.D.Y. for short. This weekend a cheque was presented for the money raised.
The 75th annual CTV Lions Children's Christmas Telethon was a shining success
The 75th annual CTV Lions Children’s Christmas Telethon continued its northern tradition Saturday.
French River Food Bank gets a boost
The hungry in the Municipality of French River are getting some extra help thanks to some help from Global Medic Canada.
North Bay session highlights need for compassion for people living on street
A recent information session on homelessness in North Bay found that compassion can go a long way toward helping someone on the streets.
Sault Ste. Marie
'It's a tradition': Demand growing for real Christmas trees ahead of holiday season
Families looking to choose a real Christmas tree as the centrepiece of their holiday decorations should start thinking about acting fast because the demand is growing.
Section of the Sault Canal drained for maintenance
Inspection crews will be spending the next couple of weeks conducting a maintenance check on the bottom of the Sault Ste. Marie Canal.
The 75th annual CTV Lions Children's Christmas Telethon was a shining success
The 75th annual CTV Lions Children’s Christmas Telethon continued its northern tradition Saturday.
Sault students go ‘Beyond the Game’ in Esports tournament
Organizers of an Esports tournament at St. Mary's College in Sault Ste. Marie are hoping it will show students how they might go about turning their gaming interest into a career.
Investigation focused on where Sault murderer got his weapons, police chief says
The chief of the Sault Ste. Marie Police Service is assuring the public that a thorough investigation is ongoing into the Oct. 23 mass shooting in the city.
Timmins
'It's a tradition': Demand growing for real Christmas trees ahead of holiday season
Families looking to choose a real Christmas tree as the centrepiece of their holiday decorations should start thinking about acting fast because the demand is growing.
The 75th annual CTV Lions Children's Christmas Telethon was a shining success
The 75th annual CTV Lions Children’s Christmas Telethon continued its northern tradition Saturday.
Pet photo event in Timmins creates holiday memories, raises money for humane society
The most wonderful time of the year is approaching — and families are starting to get into the Holiday spirit with Christmas photos.
Northern College graduate honoured by the province
A Northern College graduate is leaving her post-secondary career with a pretty big honour: she's the recipient of the 2023 Premier's Award as a recent graduate.
How to watch the 2023 CTV Lions Children's Christmas Telethon
Once again, the annual Sudbury tradition of the CTV Lions Children's Christmas Telethon returns Saturday, Dec. 2 and is marking a major milestone with its 75th anniversary this year.
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Former Sask. hockey coach found guilty of sexual assault and assault
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Canadian couple told new car cannot be insured in U.S. after moving to Florida
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Electric vehicles less reliable than gas powered cars: Consumer Reports
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Number of battery fires nearly doubled since 2022: Toronto Fire Services
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Lawyer for families of Bernardo victims wants different prison transfer rules for violent offenders
Tim Danson, the lawyer and legal counsel for the families of Kristen French and Leslie Mahaffy, who were killed by Paul Bernardo, is calling for changes to the way prison transfers are handled for violent offenders.
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Women are increasingly 'their own boss' in Canada. Here's why
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Unity Acquisitions snaps up much of toy store Mastermind, 18 stores to close
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Here's how many people will be at risk of homelessness by 2030, according to this AI
An artificial intelligence algorithm has estimated that Canada’s homeless population will almost double by 2030. Researchers fear a lack of action will make this prediction come true.
