North Bay police implement vaccination policy
The North Bay Police Service has implemented a COVID-19 vaccination policy requiring all 160 sworn and civilian members to declare their COVID-19 vaccination status.
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Timiskaming Health Unit seeing high COVID-19 case counts
While it still is among the highest per capita infection rates in Ontario, the Timiskaming Health Unit is starting to see cases trend down.
Quick trip to the U.S. results in quarantine nightmare for northern Ontario couple
A northern Ontario couple who took a three-day trip to the U.S. are now in isolation for two weeks.
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CTV News anchor Marina Moore welcomes baby boy
The wait is over for northern Ontario CTV News anchor Marina Moore as her baby boy arrives just before his due date.
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Two northern Ont. med students leading national skin cancer detection program
Two medical students from Northern Ontario School of Medicine are leading an innovative new program to train hairstylists and barbers across Canada to spot suspected skin cancer on their clients.
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Two Ont. Lotto Max players are holding $1M tickets
Two Lotto Max tickets sold in Ontario for Tuesday night's draw are worth $1 million. Here is where they were sold.
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Fundraising game nights to return to Canadian Legions and service clubs
After nearly two years of shutdowns and restrictions, Legions and service clubs are again able to host fundraising game nights.
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Northern MPP reintroduces bill for safer winter highways
Mushkegowuk-James Bay NDP MPP Guy Bourgouin reintroduced his private member’s bill Tuesday morning at Queen’s Park to improve maintenance standards for safer winter driving on highways 11 and 17.
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New report shows femicide on the rise in Ontario
The Ontario Association of Interval and Transition Housing is out with its annual report on femicide and has found it's on the rise in Ontario. There were five cases in the northeast.
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More enrolment at NOSM could solve doctor shortage in the north
The Federation of Northern Ontario Municipalities would like to see higher enrolment at the Northern Ontario School of Medicine.
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Family of three identified as victims in Strong Township house fire
Police have identified the three victims in the Nov. 29 house fire in Strong Township, near Sundridge.
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North Bay police charge man and woman with attempted murder
Two people from North Bay have been charged with attempted murder in connection with an assault on Saturday morning.
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Winter storm, snowfall warnings in effect for several communities across northern Ontario
Environment Canada has issued winter storm and snowfall warnings for several communities in the north.
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