Sudbury police warn of heavy penalties for aiming a laser at an aircraft
Greater Sudbury Police are investigating three dangerous incidents in the air at the Greater Sudbury Airport.

Greater Sudbury Police are investigating three dangerous incidents in the air at the Greater Sudbury Airport.
A week after shattering the old record, Greater Sudbury recorded 34 new COVID cases on Monday, breaking the previous high of 32.
The trial of the owner of a Sudbury home improvement company who is facings dozens of fraud charges began Monday.
Greater Sudbury Police are investigating three dangerous incidents in the air at the Greater Sudbury Airport.
United Way Centraide North East Ontario/Nord-est de l’Ontario, in partnership with the Sudbury & District Labour Council, is encouraging the public to take part in the fifth annual Tampon Tuesday initiative.
A week after shattering the old record, Greater Sudbury recorded 34 new COVID cases on Monday, breaking the previous high of 32.
On Monday, three labour groups filed an appeal to unseal correspondence between Laurentian University and the Ministry of Colleges and Universities that relates to the insolvency being claimed by Laurentian University.
The trial of the owner of a Sudbury home improvement company who is facings dozens of fraud charges began Monday.
Ontario Provincial Police in Parry Sound has charged a 41-year-old person with child abduction.
The City of North Bay is holding a snow sculpture contest to encourage residents to get outside and get creative.
The mining industry is expecting to receive a big boost next week as the seventh annual Northern Ontario Mining Showcase (NOMS) kicks off.
Experts say the 17th annual fraud prevention month is highlighting new scams that have come to the surface during the COVID-19 pandemic.
It's the news people in North Bay have been waiting to hear. For the first time since the Christmas holidays, the North Bay and Parry Sound region is moving out of the province's stay-at-home order and back into the provincial colour-coded framework.
A 27-year-old man has been charged with defamatory libel following an investigation by the Sault Ste. Marie Police Service.
It's not unusual to find backyard rinks in the north, but the same can't be said for chickens joining in.
The club, which has been operating in the Sault for more than 100 years, continues to adapt to a changing fundraising environment due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Citizens Helping Addicts and Alcoholics get Treatment said it wants to turn tragedy into positivity, in a letter calling on the province to convert the closed Justice Derek Holder House into a treatment facility.
As the finishing touches are placed on Sault Ste Marie’s COVID-19 community vaccination hub, Sault Area Hospital is assuring the public the COVID-19 Assessment Centre on Drive In Road is still open.
The Timmins Police Service has charged two people with Criminal Code offences stemming from an incident that occurred at the intersection of Joseph Street and Power Avenue early Monday morning.
The Cochrane-based tech company is researching how simulating Earth-bound activities can help improve astronauts' mental health while on board the International Space Station (ISS) — and eventually during long-distance space travel.
The Porcupine Health Unit (PHU) says the Feb. 12 case previously identified as a possible variant of concern has been confirmed as the region’s first official case.
A frustrating online-only booking system; weeks spent waiting for an appointment with little communication from staff; more than half-hour waits in the cold.
A young girl in Timmins is turning heads with her ability to operate a snow machine at the age of three.
Two years after her divorce from amazon founder Jeff Bezos, billionaire MacKenzie Scott married a teacher from her kids' school.
The trading card market has seen a prices skyrocket during the pandemic with sports cards going for millions
A 10-second video was sold for US$6.6 million last week, showing just how much the non-fungible token market is booming.
Shilpa Tiwari shares her frustrations with the corporate world, what needs to change and how everyone can help achieve it.
Vancouver has a plan to rein in a booming Canada Goose population that is wrecking havoc on city parks.
Bhangra dancer gets shoutout from Canada’s top doctor
One of Canada’s most famous dessert treats, the Nanaimo Bar, was recently featured in the New York Times' online cooking page, and has subsequently sparked a playful online debate about its authenticity among Canadians.
A Banff photographer's photos are gaining popularity online after he posted photos of 'wild skating' in the Rockies.
The elusive northern lights have suddenly become easier to see in southern parts of Canada's prairies thanks to what experts are saying is an increase in solar activity.
What started as a fun and educational side business may soon be going national.
A dilapidated garage with no bedrooms, bathrooms or kitchen in Toronto’s fired up housing market is selling for an eye-watering $729,000.
Watch the full music video of Kristine Booth from Haileybury performing 'In My Room' by the Beach Boys, as seen on CTV News at 6.
Watch the full music video of 94-year-old Omer St. Amand from Sudbury playing the harmonica, as seen on CTV News at 6.
The province is providing more than $550,000 to help create affordable housing for Indigenous mothers and their children in the Sault.
Starting Monday, some seniors in York Region and Hamilton will be able to start booking appointments for the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Oprah Winfrey has revealed that while Prince Harry would not say who in the Royal Family made comments about his son's skin colour, he did share who hadn't.
Police estimate about 200 people took part in an illegal party in southeast Edmonton early Sunday.
Meghan suggested in her interview with Oprah Winfrey on Sunday that her and Prince Harry's son Archie was denied the title of prince by Buckingham Palace and that the decision was 'different from protocol.' However, a royal decree suggests Archie doesn't have the birthright to be a prince, yet.
New U.S. guidelines say people fully inoculated against COVID-19 can drop some precautions when gathering with others, but at least two provincial health ministers say existing public health advice holds for now.
The pandemic has exposed the stark inequities for women in the workforce. International Women's Day takes on particular meaning this year as many advocates hope COVID-19 will bring meaningful and lasting changes to the private sector and in public policy.
For many Black and racialized viewers, Oprah Winfrey's interview with Prince Harry and Meghan was a high-profile example of how systemic racism plays out in the workplace and how it can lead to feelings of isolation.
Prince Harry and Meghan's bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey appears to have struck a chord among many in the U.K. as 'AbolishTheMonarchy' trended on Twitter on Monday. By mid-afternoon, nearly 70,000 tweets had be sent using the hashtag, making it a top trending topic in Britain.
Effective immediately, hotels, conference centres and banquet and community halls can open for activities allowed in the first two steps of Alberta's reopening plan, Health Minister Tyler Shandro announced.
The COVID-19 vaccines approved by Health Canada are considered safe, but are there certain allergies or pre-existing medical conditions that could make taking the vaccine risky? Experts consulted by CTVNews.ca say there are very few situations where not taking the vaccine would be the better option.
Watch cell phone video of a young snowboarder from North Battleford dangling from chairlift at a Table Mountain ski hill.
TheGrio's Stephanie Guerilus says there was clearly a 'double standard' being applied to Harry and Meghan and it's not surprising they left.
CTV News' Royal Commentator Richard Berthelsen reacts to Prince Harry and Meghan's interview with Oprah Winfrey.