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'Armed and dangerous' suspect may still be in North Bay, police say

Police in North Bay and Rama continue to seek the public’s assistance in locating an 'armed and dangerous' suspect, who may still be in the North Bay.

Jacob "Kris" Bruckner (left), 24, is still at large. Bruckner is wanted by police for a New Year's Day shooting on the First Nation territory of Rama. (Rama Police Service)

Protests planned this weekend in North Bay to mark the anniversary of the ‘Freedom Convoy’

Northern supporters of the ‘Freedom Convoy’ mark the anniversary of last winter's demonstrations across Canada by holding a gathering of their own this weekend in North Bay.

Around 30 vehicles and 100 people took part in events in North Bay to mark the one year anniversary of the 'Freedom Convoy.' (Jaime McKee/CTV News Northern Ontario)

Pressure of sports can lead to mental health challenges

Coming on the heels of Bell Let’s Talk events, this week’s Rastall OHL file takes a deep dive into mental health in the league.

It often gets lost on spectators that the young men who make up the league are just that, young men. And with the complexities of being a normal teenager, throwing in the added pressures of competitive hockey, mental health can sometimes take a hit. (Photo from video)

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SUDBURY AREA

'Armed and dangerous' suspect may still be in North Bay, police say

Pressure of sports can lead to mental health challenges

Helping northern youth resolve and manage conflict

Sudbury District Restorative Justice has been serving Greater Sudbury, Espanola, Manitoulin Island and Chapleau for nearly two decades. The non-profit recently received funding from the Ontario Trillium Foundation to pivot programming as it deals with more youth referrals. (Alana Everson/CTV News)

SAULT STE. MARIE AREA

Custom clothing company from the Sault gets a new ultramodern piece of equipment with help from the province

Sault Ste. Marie MPP Ross Romano was on hand for the funding announce and to see SK Group's new direct to garment printer in action. (Cory Nordstrom/CTV News Northern Ontario)

Sault launches parking survey to determine usage, parking habits and needs

A survey on parking at city-owned lots throughout the city, as well as on-street parking downtown, began recently in the Sault. (Photo from video)

Pressure of sports can lead to mental health challenges

TIMMINS AREA

Extreme cold alerts issued for northern Ontario

State-of-the-art healthcare complex officially coming to Moosonee

Moose Cree First Nation Chief Marven (Mervin) Cheechoo at the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Moosonee hospital. (Weeneebayko Area Health Authority)

Ontario launches programs to support Indigenous economic development

Greg Rickford, Ontario's minister of Indigenous Affairs, announced applications are being accepted under the Indigenous Economic Development Fund and the Indigenous Community Capital Grants Program. Combined, they have more than $9 million available. (Photo from video)

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