Person hospitalized for Ontario's first human case of rabies since 1967
Ontario is reporting the first human case of rabies contracted in the province in more than half a century.
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West Nipissing mayor joins national summit on tackling substance use and addiction crisis
West Nipissing Mayor Kathleen Thorne Rochon is part of a mayor’s panel at a national, three-day summit on substance use and the ongoing addiction crisis in smaller and medium sized cities.
Laurentian University cancels November show by controversial U.S. comedian
A U.S comedian accused of sexual improprieties won't be performing in Sudbury in November.
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North Bay man accused of attacking vehicle with knife
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Nipissing University centre closes following investigation into social media post
Nipissing University says it’s saddened by the decision to permanently close the student-led The Equity Centre following the completion of a third-party, independent investigation.
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Fentanyl with a street value of $400K seized in northwestern Ont.
Two suspects from southern Ontario have been charged after police in Kenora, Ont., made a major drug bust on Labour Day.
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Paula Abdul cancels Canada tour, northern Ont. shows
Pop icon Paula Abdul announced Wednesday night she is cancelling her upcoming Canadian tour due to multiple injuries, including three stops in northern Ontario.
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NOSM University partners with West Nipissing’s hospital for med student training
The Northern Ontario School of Medicine University is partnering with the West Nipissing General Hospital to create a new training for med students enrolled at the university.
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Hwy. 11 motorist charged with stunt driving was impaired, police say
A motorist travelling more than 60 km/h over speed limit on Highway 11 has also been charged with impaired driving.
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$106K prize attracting international teams to Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., curling tournament
It is only the second annual fall classic curling tournament in Sault Ste. Marie, but the number of teams and amount of the prize purse has grown exponentially.
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Northern Ont. suspect, 95, charged with driving scooter while impaired
A 95-year-old suspect from West Nipissing has been charged with impaired driving after Ontario Provincial Police responded to a traffic hazard Aug. 30.
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North Bay man on probation caught with crossbow, brass knuckles, knife
One person has been charged after police in North Bay received a report about someone with a crossbow outside a local business.
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Meet the big winners of the northern hospital 50-50s
The long weekend started off with some exciting news for the August winners of four northeastern Ontario hospital cash lotteries.
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