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Winnipegger's viral TikTok videos show challenges of living with a disability

A Winnipegger is giving an inside look at the realities of day-to-day life when living with both a visible and invisible disability.

Doug Ford government confident they'll be re-elected 6 months before vote

Ontario's Progressive Conservatives are expressing confidence that voters will send Doug Ford back to Queen's Park for a second term as premier in 2022.
Rick Mercer weighs in on Donald Trump's impact on comedy

Rick Mercer says he was glad not to be in the business of covering Donald Trump. The beloved comedian spoke to Power Play about his book 'Talking to Canadians: A Memoir.' He writes about everything from his Newfoundland roots to his career in the world of political satire.

Ontario boy gives passionate pre-game speech to his favourite hockey team

A six-year-old Ontario boy won the opportunity to address his favourite hockey team and video of the passionate pre-game speech has been viewed hundreds of thousands of times.
Alec Baldwin: Key question is who put live round in 'Rust' gun

Alec Baldwin said the only issue that matters in the shooting that killed a cinematographer on a New Mexico movie set is how the bullet ended up in the gun.

Tattoo artist in Sudbury helps human trafficking victims heal

Martin Bourgeois says he sees it every day: someone wants to cover an old tattoo or hide a scar on their body with a new piece of art.
Here's what vaccine manufacturers have said about the Omicron variant

As researchers continue to study the new COVID-19 variant Omicron stoking fears around the globe, vaccine manufacturers are issuing guidance on their shots' effectiveness. Here's a look at what vaccine manufacturers have said so far.

Can a child get a COVID-19 vaccine in Ontario without their parent's permission?

It's not uncommon to see a teary eye or hear a child wail when they get a shot—but it is rare to see a health practitioner refuse to vaccinate a child because they would not provide consent.
'Just wouldn't make it through the winter': Lethbridge pet rescue welcomes dozens of at-risk animals

The Prairie Pits Rescue Society in Lethbridge is up to its ears in dogs and cats after a group of animals arrived from a remote village in Manitoba.

Tips to comfort your kid's needle nervousness before the COVID-19 shot

As children aged five to 11 prepare to roll up their sleeves for the COVID-19 vaccine, one obstacle between now and normalcy, is overcoming any fear of needles.
The Salvation Army is giving hope, joy and love to the community’s most vulnerable this holiday season
Two people bitten by coyote in Toronto park, city says
Stargazers capture longest partial lunar eclipse in centuries
Woman who got COVID-19 while pregnant urges others to get vaccinated
Canadian photojournalist wins COP26 photography competition
Private Canadian astronaut gears up for 'pain' experiments in space
'Romance scam' fraudster had more than 20 victims: Ontario police
Teens participate in online challenges, hoaxes for views and to impress peers, TikTok report finds
Woman shocked to pay $17,000 in interest on used van due to low credit score
Why did the judge drop Rittenhouse's gun charge?
Richard Berthelsen: What the Queen's latest health setback means for the monarchy
Sudbury area school bus driver catches moose family on video
'A gem amongst the collection': Storied First World War jacket found in Lethbridge theatre
Rare golden eagle rescued by Napanee, Ont. conservation group
Enjoy your guac while you still can: Why some chefs are smashing the avocado trend
Large black bear needs a little help after dumpster diving in northern Ontario
'Personal freedom' and 'health concerns': Why unvaccinated Canadians say they won't get the COVID-19 shot
Pattie Lovett-Reid: Questions to ask yourself, and then act on, to improve your financial position
Number of Canadians reporting religious affiliations at all-time low: StatCan
Tongue-tied babies: Procedure to help infants breastfeed may not be necessary, say some experts

Northern Ontario Articles

How to watch the 73rd annual CTV Lions Children's Christmas Telethon

The stage is set in Sudbury for the 73rd annual CTV Lions Children's Christmas Telethon on Dec. 4 from 2 to 11 p.m. Here is everything you need to know. 2
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North Bay police advise public to avoid section of downtown core

A heavy police presence in downtown North Bay will see motorists diverted due to an ongoing investigation. One person has been transported to hospital in critical condition with police advising residents to avoid the area.
YoMobile in Timmins serves 200 people a night on weekends

The 'YoMobile' has become a familiar sight in the Timmins City Hall parking lot every weekend in the cold months.
Global Fatbike Day in Sault Ste. Marie

Dec. 4 marks 'Global Fatbike Day' and the Sault Ste. Marie Cycling Club is encouraging local Fatbike enthusiasts to hit the trails.
Science North animal ambassador passes on after life educating visitors

Science North said goodbye to one of its most iconic ambassadors on Friday. Saunders the striped skunk passed away yesterday after almost a decade in Sudbury.
'Historic' meeting between northern First Nations and politicians wraps up in Timmins

Delegates from seven area First Nations and their Mushkegowuk Council met with the province's Indigenous affairs and environment ministers to discuss matters like treaty rights and the economic potential of the James Bay coast.
'Feels like I'm being punished': Confusion over ArriveCAN app forces Canadian travellers into quarantine

Several fully vaccinated Canadians have been forced to quarantine for two weeks after returning from day trips to the U.S. and failing to pre-register on the ArriveCAN app, a requirement for re-entry. 1
Bond set at combined US$1M after parents of Michigan school shooting suspect enter pleas

A judge imposed a combined US$1 million bond Saturday for the parents of the Michigan teen charged with killing four students at Oxford High School, hours after police said they were caught hiding in a commercial building. 6
Scenes from week one of Ghislaine Maxwell's sex-abuse trial

The first week of the sex-abuse trial of Ghislaine Maxwell saw the first of her four main accusers taking the witness stand to give emotional testimony accusing the British socialite of coaxing her -- at just 14 -- into sexual encounters with financier Jeffrey Epstein.
Ottawa announces $14.7 million to fight aquatic invasive species in mountain parks

The federal government is committing funds to fight aquatic invasive species in five mountain national parks in Alberta and British Columbia.
'This is mandatory': Ottawa reminds Canadian travellers ArriveCAN app required for re-entry

The federal government is reminding that Canadian travellers must use ArriveCAN app for re-entry into the country after reports of vaccinated citizens being forced to quarantine as a result of confusion at the Canada-U.S. land border. 1
'Exciting opportunity' for ministers of housing, mental health to join forces: Expert

There is an 'exciting opportunity' for the new housing minister and mental health and addictions minister to work together at the intersection of homelessness and mental health, says an expert.
Boosters recommended for those over 50, younger people may also get 3rd shot: NACI

The National Advisory Committee on Immunization is now strongly recommending adults over the age of 50 be offered COVID-19 boosters, while those aged 18 to 49 'may' be offered boosters based on individual risks and where they live. 12
Ontario Health Coalition calls for end to subsidizing private long-term care homes

The Ontario Health Coalition is urging Ontarians to take action against the Ford Government's plan to give money to for-profit long-term care. 1
Seniors curling tourney still a go in Sault Ste. Marie

The 2021 Canadian Senior Curling Championships in Sault Ste. Marie is still a go. However, in the face of a rapidly climbing COVID-19 case count, some events connected with the curling tournament have been cancelled. 1
Police program helps downtown Sudbury businesses mitigate risks

The opioid and homeless crisis in Sudbury has had negative impacts downtown. Now, the Greater Sudbury Police Service said it’s working with community partners and businesses to try and mitigate some of those issues.
Shingwauk survivors begin protocol talks for search of unmarked graves

Survivors of the former Shingwauk residential school in Sault Ste. Marie are holding talks this weekend to discuss protocols for the search of unmarked graves at the site. 1
Heath unit reports 40th death connected to COVID-19 in Sudbury, 49 new cases

Public Health Sudbury and Districts reported Friday another person in Greater Sudbury has died from complications related to COVID-19, marking the city's 40th pandemic-related death.
Heavy snow, high winds expected to hit northeastern Ontario this weekend

Environment Canada has a special weather statement regarding heavy snow and winds expected to hit the region beginning Saturday in Sault Ste. Marie, extending into other areas Sunday, and extending into Monday.
Book sales to go to Near North Palliative Care Network

A book written by several authors from northern Ontario and beyond is helping support the Near North Palliative Care Network in North Bay. 1
Silver Stick tourney underway in Sudbury amid COVID-19 spike

After an absence last year, the Sudbury Silver Stick Tournament is back although it might look a little different to families. 1
Ontario woman donates home to Indigenous community

An Ontario woman is giving her land back to the Indigenous community and is hoping to inspire others to do the same.
Boosters recommended for those over 50, younger people may also get 3rd shot: NACI

The National Advisory Committee on Immunization is now strongly recommending adults over the age of 50 be offered COVID-19 boosters, while those aged 18 to 49 'may' be offered boosters based on individual risks and where they live. 12
Parents of Michigan teen charged in Oxford school shooting

A prosecutor filed involuntary manslaughter charges Friday against the parents of a teen accused of killing four students at a Michigan high school, saying they failed to intervene on the day of the tragedy. 6
Community-led skilled trades training program improves housing in Taykwa Tagamou Nation
Manitoulin Swing band still 'swingin' more than 70 years later
Weather Will’s biggest fan 1
LCBO advising Ontarians to start their holiday shopping early as shelves could be emptier this year
LCBO advising Ontarians to start their holiday shopping early as shelves could be emptier this year
Ontario adds 68,000 jobs in November, most full-time positions 1
Body recovered from Moose River after falling through ice 1
Ontario reports more than 1,000 new COVID-19 cases for first time in six months 13
Toronto couple hit with $20,000 damage bill after appliance delivery goes wrong 2
Two week quarantine imposed on Ontario woman after day trip to Buffalo 2
Truckers urged to drive safely as video captures dangerous manoeuvre on major B.C. highway 1
Sudbury car dealership celebrates 100 years 1
Concerns about fire hazards at homeless encampment in Sudbury 1
'Will haunt me for the rest of my life': Former Sudbury reporter sentenced 1
Maple syrup shortage hits the Sault
Northern film industry in full force, Timmins wants 'in'
Sudbury couple wins hospital's 50/50 draw for a second time; winnings near $1M
Latchford, Ont., councillor resigns after falsely being labelled an 'anti-vaxxer'
Sudbury's health unit reports 62 new COVID-19 cases, almost half in Manitoulin district
Province offers new fundraising options for legions
Apple tracking devices being used in thefts of high-end cars in York Region: police 1
North Bay police say a suspect driving stolen vehicle was impaired, rammed police cruiser
Ontario expanding third dose COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to 50+ in mid-December 31
Restaurant owners in Timmins face rising food costs 1
Adults get 'F' for physical activity, slow to return to gym 2
Canadian airports warn of 'chaos' amid new COVID-19 testing rules 16
U.S. to require all inbound foreign air passengers to get COVID test the day before 37
Med school union worried about province's new university bill 1
Sudbury's hospital terminated 53 staffers for not getting COVID-19 vaccine
Community Christmas Day Dinner back on again in North Bay
Indigenous land acknowledgment to accompany 'O Canada' in Algoma public schools 1
Algoma Public Health reports 39 new COVID-19 cases Wednesday
More than half a million people accessed food banks in Ontario during pandemic 1
Toronto man sentenced for 2020 shooting incident in Sudbury
Sault to help push forward lobbying effort to allow cities to tax property sales 1
Three people are dead following Sundridge area fire Monday

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