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Judge suspends two articles of Quebec's Bill 96 regarding legal translations

A group challenging Quebec's new language law logged a first legal victory against the legislation on Friday, as a judge temporarily suspended a provision requiring English court documents to be translated into French.

'Watching rights erode away': U.S. woman moving to B.C. over abortion rights

A Virginia woman is packing up her life and moving her family to Vancouver Island in response to the U.S. Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade.
Canada crushes Slovakia 11-1 at world juniors as McTavish nets six points

Four goals and a pair of assists from captain Mason McTavish powered Canada to a dominant 11-1victory over Slovakia at the world junior hockey championship Thursday.

'This is the best season I can recall': Fishers and wild salmon advocates cheer large returns to B.C. waters

The summer of 2022 is shaping up to be a bumper season for both pink and sockeye salmon in British Columbia rivers, with one veteran Indigenous fisherman reporting the biggest catches of sockeye in decades.
Canadian Forces Snowbirds grounded in wake of B.C. crash

The Royal Canadian Air Force has grounded the Snowbirds aerobatic team after one of the jets suffered a hard landing last week in northern British Columbia.

B.C. man jailed after killing kitten in 'torturous' attack that woke neighbour

A B.C. man who admitted to attacking his pet kitten so brutally the animal had to be euthanized has been sentenced to spend four months behind bars.
Dutch farmer protests and what's happening in Canada, explained

The ongoing protests in the Netherlands, by farmers opposed to their government’s plan to slash nitrogen oxide emissions by 50 per cent by 2030, have drawn attention to Canadian farmers’ concerns over an emissions reduction target set by the Canadian government. But the policies set out by the Dutch government and the Canadian government are fundamentally different, experts say.

$1.4B in uncashed cheques sitting in CRA's coffers -- how to check if you're owed money

The Canada Revenue Agency says it will be sending e-notifications about uncashed cheques to 25,000 Canadians this month.
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What is a 'zombie fire?' Experts describe the cause and concerns

Authorities in the Northwest Territories are monitoring a large 'zombie fire' that flared back up following last wildfire season after smouldering underground during the winter months.

Facebook loses bid to have B.C. man's $50M lawsuit tossed

A B.C. man's lawsuit against Facebook – in which he is claiming $50 million in damages because the social media giant did not take down an "imposter page" – will be allowed to proceed, according to a court ruling.
Montreal Pride parade cancelled hours before event due to lack of volunteers
How to spot if you picked up a counterfeit COVID-19 rapid test
This is how to watch the Perseid meteor shower in Ontario
Crisis line gets double the number of calls for help after Pope's apology
New study looks at 'magic' mushrooms as treatment for depression, without the psychedelic high
Indigenous Circle: Significance of the circle and powwow
Private browsing may not protect you as much as you think
How much money does it take to raise a child in Canada?
An endangered red panda cub was just born at the Toronto Zoo
These are the signs that you're in a toxic work environment
Researchers say extreme heat is making mental health crises more common
'It was terrifying': Manitoba family waits an hour for help after bear repeatedly breaks into cottage
Airline lost your bag? Here's how to seek compensation
Air Canada traveller uses AirTag to track lost baggage for 5 days
Toronto boy runs into Adam Sandler and Drake in one 'unbelievable' night
Bill Gates gives US$20 billion to stem 'significant suffering'
Famed Russian arms dealer, 'Merchant of Death,' back in the spotlight
Canadian telescope detects longest radio signal of its kind from deep space: astronomers
Feds should make coerced sterilization a criminal offence: Senate report
Busting five key severance myths

Northern Ontario Articles

Northern Ontario porch pirate steals grocery delivery from family in quarantine

In the age of doorstep deliveries, porch pirates who steal items from front doors have become common, but one North Bay mom says she was scared by a recent encounter with one. 2
Well-being check by police finds victim being held by three people in Wawa

A wellness check on a person living on Churchill Avenue in Wawa last month led to the discovery that the victim was being forcibly confined in their home by three people.
Roadway reopens following fiery crash on Hwy. 69/400

The roadway where Highway 69 meets Highway 400 reopened Friday and one person has been airlifted to hospital following a fiery crash involving a tractor-trailer. 2
B.C. actress hit in the chest by bullet in L.A. shooting last month

A B.C. performer is recovering after taking a bullet to the chest in Los Angeles last month.
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Actor Anne Heche dies a week after car crash

Actor Anne Heche has died after suffering a brain injury following a car crash last week, according to her family. She was 53. 2
Doug Ford swallows bee during live news conference

Doug Ford's live news conference on Friday was unexpectedly interrupted after the premier swallowed and choked on a bee. 1
Police say Sault suspect intentionally drove vehicle into pedestrian following an argument

Some heated words escalated into violence this week in Sault Ste. Marie when a vehicle struck a pedestrian on Queen Street East.
North Bay police say suspect threatened staff at charity, social services agency

This week, the North Bay Police Service charged a 34-year-old suspect following two recent incidents involving a charity and social services agency.
Author Salman Rushdie attacked on lecture stage in New York

Salman Rushdie, the author whose writing led to death threats from Iran in the 1980s, was attacked and apparently stabbed in the neck Friday by a man who rushed the stage as he was about to give a lecture in western New York. 2
New tax credits being introduced in Ontario. Check to see if you're eligible

The Ontario government is planning to move forward with several tax credits that could provide hundreds of dollars per year to residents.
A new virus was found in China, here's what we know

Scientists are keeping an eye on the Langya virus, a new pathogen that appears to have been transmitted from animals to humans in China and causes symptoms similar to COVID-19 or the flu. 30
Group that supports LGBTQ2S+ community in North Bay vandalized

A group of motorcycle enthusiasts in North Bay were victims of vandalism this week because of their support for the LGBTQ2S+ community. 3
New Indigenous hub offering land-based cultural learning

The new Indigenous hub at Victory Park on Frood Road in the Donovan area of Greater Sudbury was officially named at a ceremony on Thursday. 2
Woman struck, killed by train in Mississauga

A woman has been fatally struck Friday morning by a Canadian Pacific (CP) Railway freight train in Mississauga.
Sellers 'expecting yesterday's prices': Canadians cope with a correcting housing market

After a series of interest rate hikes implemented by the Bank of Canada, housing markets are now facing a 'significant' correction. CTVNews.ca spoke to Canadians who are now struggling to make the goal of purchasing a home, or selling one, a reality. 21
Anne Heche on life support, survival of crash 'not expected'

Anne Heche is on life support after suffering a brain injury in a fiery crash a week ago and her survival isn't expected, according to a statement from a representative. 2
Kristin Murray makes history as first person of colour to be mayor of Timmins

Timmins has a new mayor -- and she's the first person of colour to hold the seat. Kristin Murray has been appointed to take over the mayor's office until the upcoming election. 1
Police charge Sudbury motorist with stunt driving on Regent Street

Ontario Provincial Police say they have charged a 33-year-old Sudbury motorist with stunt driving following an incident on Regent Street on Aug. 10.
CDC ends recommendations for social distancing and quarantine for COVID-19 control, no longer recommends test-to-stay in schools

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the nation should move away from restrictive measures such as quarantines and social distancing and focus on reducing severe disease from COVID-19. 1
Sault police catch suspect outside victim's residence with their pants down

A 39-year-old suspect in the Sault is facing several charges after literally being caught with their pants down Thursday.
Timmins teen charged in social media threats

Timmins police have been busy dealing with young offenders this week in what is described as a 'worrisome trend,' after a teen boy was charged for threatening another teen using social media. 3
Birds Canada continuing to monitor loon population

It doesn't get any more Canadian than the loon, which are a big part of the northern Ontario landscape. But some people on Manitoulin Island say they aren't seeing them as much. 1
A $2M outdoor recreation centre will be built in Iroquois Falls

Two companies are building a new outdoor recreation centre in the Town of Iroquois Falls – and officials are thrilled with the news. 1
Cabinet heard of potential 'breakthrough' with 'Freedom Convoy' protesters before Emergencies Act was invoked: documents

The night before the federal government invoked the Emergencies Act in response to the 'Freedom Convoy' protests, the prime minister’s national security adviser told him there was 'a potential for a breakthrough' in Ottawa, court documents show. 11
Company marks $400K in donations over the years to Sault hospital
Serious collision closes Front Street in Hearst
Northeastern Ontario could be home to three film studios serving thriving industry
U.S. Justice Dept. seeks to unseal search warrant of Trump home 11
OCS capping pot shop orders and changing delivery window after partner's cyberattack 1
Algoma health unit issues swimming advisory for lake in Huron Shores
Encampment under Algonquin Boulevard in Timmins raises questions 1
Human rights tribunal dismisses northern Ont. man's complaint about pronoun use
Police say suspect in Hwy. 69 crash was suspended, driving stolen vehicle
Family event at Victory Park in Sudbury's Donovan area 3
New Sudbury mural promotes play and inspires community pride 2
Sault police say murder-suicide behind two gun deaths Aug. 5 2
Timmins police charge young person with assault
Advocates issue a call to action as part of Prisoner's Justice Day 1
Building confidence of Indigenous post-secondary learners 1
New mural at North Bay YMCA 1
Fringe North in the Sault back to an in-person event 1
Sault outreach program may be expanding 1
Well-known Brampton, Ont. real estate agent, media personality savagely attacked outside home 6
Hwy. 144 fully reopened following head-on crash between Chelmsford, Lively 1
Sudbury city councillor has pay docked for conduct 6
Northern Ontario police say men are being targeted in blackmail sex scam 5
Doctors call for action as intentional sodium nitrite poisoning deaths rise in Canada 1
Ontario tables 'strong mayor' legislation. Here's what you need to know 16
Heavier flow, breakthrough bleeding reported among some individuals after COVID-19 vaccine: study
How one Canadian family of five is coping with the highest inflation in years 9
'Two decades in the making': Sudbury Junior Spartans win first football championship 3
Cycling for Parkinson’s awareness 1
'Dial before you dig' backlog causing major construction delays in Timmins
Timmins senior charged for firing gun in ongoing bylaw dispute 2
Sudbury group paints rocks to spread inspiration 1
Hollinger Golf Course celebrates 100 years in Timmins 1
Survey finds more than half of women want to quit their jobs 1
Ford throne speech says more can be done on health staffing but offers no new solutions 47
Golfer wins new vehicle after hitting hole in one 1
Sudbury police cleared in arrest of domestic violence suspect in March

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