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  Political science professor weighs in on election results

  With the exception of Sault Ste. Marie, which is still up in the air, Monday's election in northern Ontario left the same parties in charge of the same ridings. 1

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  Timmins International Peace Park celebrates cultural diversity

  A result of a wide variety of community partnerships, the Schumacher Lions Club unveiled its International Peace Park on Tuesday, a show of celebration for the city's cultural diversity. 1

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  Northeastern communities roll out vaccine policies for municipal workers

  Proof of the COVID-19 vaccination is soon to be the new normal across Ontario and for some of the major hubs in the northeast region, it’s key for their employment.

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  Disturbing video shows North Bay students shouting pro-Hitler, anti-Semitic slogans

  North Bay Police and the city’s French Catholic school board are responding to a cellphone video that shows a group of students shouting anti-Semitic slogans on a school field.

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  Handful of votes separate candidates in Sault Ste. Marie as vote count continues

  The federal election Monday night still has some drama for voters in Sault Ste. Marie. 1

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  Worrying viruses – including West Nile -- discovered in Parry Sound district

  After some worrying water sample results, the North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit is advising residents to protect themselves from mosquito bites.

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  Hit-and-run suspect on the loose after series of crashes around Sudbury: police

  Sudbury police are asking the public to avoid Longyear Drive in the Falconbridge area as they search for a suspect in a hit-and-run crash. 1

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  New tool is helping Ontarians easily show their proof of vaccination

  Add your vaccination status to your iPhone in three easy steps. 15

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  Canadore College event to honour National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day

  Canadore College will remain open Sept. 30, the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, but will hold a special ceremony to mark the day, along with Orange Shirt Day.

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  Fatal fire in Sudbury's Donovan neighbourhood deemed suspicious

  Sudbury fire officials say police and the fire marshal have been called in to investigate a suspicious fire where one person was found dead. 3

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  Ontario premier releases statement one day before COVID-19 vaccine certificate is implemented

  Premier Doug Ford is acknowledging concerns about civil liberties as the province gets set to implement a vaccine passport system but he says that the “greater concern” remains shutting down businesses amid a “sudden surge” in cases. 15

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  Employees with City of Timmins must prove they are vaccinated by Oct. 1

  The City of Timmins is joining other Ontario municipalities by bringing in a mandatory vaccine policy.

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  Liberals maintain the Sudbury riding in tight race

  The CTV News Decision Desk has declared Liberal Viviane Lapointe the MP-Elect for the Sudbury riding. 2

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  Liberals return to Alberta, and 5 other surprises in the election results

  CTVNews.ca looks at some of the biggest surprises of election night, including the ouster of three cabinet ministers. 13

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  Still some razor-close races in northern Ontario as election night winds down

  Five of the seven northern Ontario ridings covered by CTV Northern Ontario have been called as of midnight, but two other contests are up in the air. 6

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  Trudeau vows to 'get back to work,' as Liberals win election but fall short of majority

  Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau is vowing to get 'back to work,' after being dealt a second minority government in the 2021 federal election that looks much like the one Canadians elected in 2019. 4

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  Complete federal election coverage from northern Ontario

  The CTVNewsNorthernOntario.ca team is ready to bring you all of the federal election news from the region. 3

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  Clothing store apologizes after incident with woman and her service dog in Sudbury

  A Sudbury woman says she was discriminated against after bringing her service dog into a clothing store. 1

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  Marc Serré re-elected in Nickel Belt

  The CTV News desk has declared Marc Serré the winner in Nickel Belt. 4

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  Anthony Rota wins again in Nipissing-Timiskaming

  Veteran MP Anthony Rota is returning to the House of Commons, the CTV News desk has declared. 5

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  Charlie Angus declared the winner in Timmins-James Bay

  Incumbent Charlie Angus has been declared the winner of the Timmins-James Bay riding by the CTV News desk. 5

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  Carol Hughes re-elected in Algoma-Manitoulin-Kapuskasing

  CTV News has declared New Democrat Carol Hughes the winner in Algoma-Manitoulin-Kapuskasing. 5

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  Scott Aitchison retains Parry-Sound Muskoka for the Conservatives

  Conservative Scott Aitchison will retain his seat in Parry-Sound Muskoka, CTV News has declared. 5

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  Liberals in Sudbury gather as polls close

  Liberal supporters in Sudbury are anxiously awaiting federal election results at a restaurant in New Sudbury.

• Two women identified as victims of Sept. 16 plane crash near Sundridge, Ont.
• Trudeau vows to 'get back to work,' as Liberals win election but fall short of majority 4
• Sault police officer injured in Sept. 19 shooting recovering in hospital 2
• Detective who solved murder of Ontario doctor says killer made big mistake trying to hide his crime 2
• Several new bus route cancellations announced across Sudbury
• OPP in Temiskaming Shores dispatched to break and enter in progress
• Pfizer says COVID-19 vaccine works in kids ages 5 to 11 29
• Sault officer in hospital, SIU investigates fatal police-involved shooting of 19-year-old man 1
• OPP issue warning on ‘TEC’ stamped Percocet in West Parry Sound
• Terry Fox’s Marathon of Hope lives on in Northern Ontario 1
• Junior golfers compete in 'NextGen' Fall Series East Championship, hosted in Timmins 1
• Future North launches as new initiative to engage with regional youth 1
• Day One for Cinefest International Film Festival now in the books 1
• Lockerby Legion unveils new cenotaph in Sudbury south-end 1
• Historic Indigenous canoe portage route near Timmins revitalized by conservationists and EACOM
• Police in Massey, Ont. search for female they believe to be in handcuffs
• American couple donates large Dionne Quintuplets collection to Callander, Ont., museum 4
• Sault Ste. Marie looking to become Canada's next music city 1
• Glencore heading to new depths with new 'Onaping Depth' project
• Laurentian students facing delays with financial aid
• Metis northern-raised artist unveils new artwork in Timmins, tours region with TV show
• Dining out, salons, gyms and more: COVID-19 restrictions by province and territory 15
• King’s Landing in North Bay reopens for vehicles 1
• Log home in Timmins waiting to be declared a historical landmark
• Student union at Nipissing University launches safety tips for university students partying off campus
• Sudbury musician hosts Saturday concert for charity
• Cycling event to remember Const. Marc Hovingh
• Sault hiring more paramedics as calls for service spike
• Police confirm two people died in plane crash near Sundridge, Ont.
• Saturday event in Spanish, Ont., to honour residential school victims
• Northern Ontario teacher reprimanded for allowing wild party with students in 2017
• Ontario Nurses' Association, Algoma Public Health working on new collective agreement
• Assuming current scenario holds, 'we're looking at a Liberal win,' Nanos says 15
• Gravenhurst man fined $2,000 for illegal turkey hunting
• Businessperson donates $200K to Downtown Plaza development in the Sault
• If you attended this Greater Sudbury bush party you may have been exposed to COVID-19 3