Northern Ontario News Articles

Northern Ontario Articles

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  17-year-old girl suffers sudden death in downtown Sudbury

  Officers were on the scene at approximately 4 a.m. during the morning of October 15 in the area of Beech Street near Christ the King Church.

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  Double fatality involving truck and a train

  READ: Ontario Provincial Police say two people have been killed following a collision between a train and a pickup truck in a town south of North Bay. Chelsea Papineau reports.

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  Sudbury Five gear up for their second season

  The Sudbury Five hosted a media conference in Sudbury on October 15 as they gear up for their second season.

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  Seasons Pharmacy and Culinaria

  A new pharmacy and fresh produce store has opened in Sudbury. 1

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  Northeastern Ontario’s Military history

  Northeastern Ontario's military history is the subject of a new book written by two Laurentian University professors. 1

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  The Jerry Cans

  An up-and-coming band from Nunavut recently paid a visit to Sault Ste Marie. 1

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  Porcupine Health Unit encourage getting flu shot

  Officials at the Porcupine Health Unit say educating the public about what the flu is and how to know if you have it is half the battle when it comes to encouraging people to get their shot. 1

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  Recent bust dents drug trade in Timmins

  Police officials in Timmins say a recent bust worth about $80,000 of illicit drugs to put a dent in the drug trade. 1

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  Teaching with Table Tennis

  A teacher in Timmins is using a unique teaching method with his students 1

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  Newborn girl rescued after being found buried alive in Indian cemetery

  A four-day-old baby girl has been rescued after she was found buried alive in a cemetery in northern India.

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  Ontario, Quebec will bear brunt of stormy weather: AccuWeather winter forecast

  Ontario and Quebec are expected to bear the brunt of the snowy storms with arctic blasts focused on the eastern Prairies, according to AccuWeather’s winter forecast for 2019-2020. 1

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  SIU investigating after 13-year-old boy allegedly smashes SUV into fuel truck, bus at high-rate of speed

  The Special Investigations Unit (SIU) is investigating after a 13-year-old boy allegedly crashed a vehicle into a fuel truck and a transit bus in North York early Tuesday morning, leaving another 13-year-old boy suffering from “life-altering injuries”. 1

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  13 dead after gunmen ambush police convoy in Mexico

  More than 30 suspected drug cartel gunmen were waiting for Mexican state police when they ventured into the wild township of Aguililla to serve a single warrant. 1

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  Life-threatening injuries in Providence Bay fire

  Police and fire officials responded to reports of a fire and explosion in Providence Bay on October 12.

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  A trip to Leisure Farms

  CTV Northern Ontario's Eric Taschner takes a trip to the pumpkin patch at Leisure Farms. 1

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  Ribbon cutting for new mural in Sudbury

  New mural in the underpass linking Elgin Street and Riverside Drive honours late Sudbury artist and architect. 1

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  Ballonists rescued by De Beers

  The emergency response team at De Beers Victor Mine in Attawapiskat was called to rescue two hot-air balloonists in a race from New Mexico to Minnesota. 1

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  Turkey Gobbler Trail Race

  The Turkey Gobbler Trail Race took place on the morning of October 13 for Thanksgiving weekend at the Walden Cross Country Fitness Club trails. 1

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  Powassan community hub celebrates two years

  A community hub in Powassan has hosted over 3,000 events in two years of operations. 1

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  Elgin Street Mission prepares for Thanksgiving

  Volunteers at the Elgin Street Mission in Sudbury are busy ensuring everyone has a warm Thanksgiving Monday meal to look forward to. 1

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  Climate activist Greta Thunberg making her way to Alberta

  Outspoken Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg is setting her sights on Alberta as she is making her way north through the U.S. on her global tour to raise awareness about protecting the planet. 1

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  Promoting Ontario abroad

  North Bay MPP & Minister of Economic Development is taking part in leading a trade mission to South Korea and Japan.

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  'Proud to be Canadian': Manitoba man embraces blizzard with a sombrero and rollerblades

  A Manitoba man is looking back on a spontaneous decision to venture out in the recent snow storm wearing a pair of rollerblades and a sombrero as a rewarding experience.

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  Family seeks answers after police kill Texas woman at home

  A white police officer who killed a black woman inside her Texas home while responding to a neighbour's call about an open front door "didn't have time to perceive a threat" before he opened fire, an attorney for the woman's family said. 3

• Police join forces for 'Operation Impact' 1
• Province announces $1.5 million for training in steel industry 1
• Toddler struck by car along with 2 women in Scarborough is 'doing okay,' father says 7
• Trudeau appeared at rally in bulletproof vest amid security concern 7
• 'Batwoman' star Ruby Rose says she was misdiagnosed while battling depression
• Ontario leads continent in number of jobs created based on foreign investment 1
• Students enjoy a corn maze for Halloween and Thanksgiving fun 1
• Residents welcome new pedestrian crossover 1
• 'Harry Potter' election signs have 'magically' appeared on one Ontario street
• Helping the homeless vote 1
• Woman reunited with her missing dog after 12 years 1
• Fatal collision on Manitoulin Island
• Meet the athlete who ran a marathon in under 2 hours 2
• 'Boots on the Ground' offers support 1
• Warming Centre continues to seek home 1
• Scammers are at it again 1
• 'Headstrong' talks youth mental health 1
• 18 year member with OPP charged with impaired driving
• North Bay man charged with dangerous weapon and methamphetamine possession
• Nickel Belt candidates hosted by Chamber 1
• 'Cree is my language': School janitor says she was told not to speak Cree
• 'Bring Food Home' conference 1
• 1 dead, 1 injured in shooting over dog hit by vehicle
• Linda O'Leary not facing jail time for charge in fatal boat crash 1
• 'Strive' hosts federal election debate 1
• Thursday Farmers' Market wraps up 1
• Average Canadian business lunch $16.15
• Restaurant stripped of its three Michelin stars calls it 'a shame'
• Sold in ISIS slave markets, these two teenagers fought to survive 3
• Students raise awareness for homelessness 1
• Sudbury teen crowned Miss Teen Galaxy Canada 1
• New plan for old Rosedale School 1
• Father claims adopted daughter was really an adult with dwarfism who tried to kill his family
• Elections Canada corrects slip up in time for advance polling
• Chapleau man charged with trafficking Crystal Meth
• PET scanner suite officially launches in Sudbury 1
• 'Absolutely nuts': Squirrels hide 200 walnuts under hood of car
• Federal Candidates hosted by Sudbury Chamber 1
• Climber, 8, tackles replica of Trump's 'virtually impenetrable' border wall
• MNRF investigating disturbing moose dragging incident
• North Bay patron ends convenience store robbery
• North Bay police release new information in 2011 missing person case 2
• Province supports Killarney multipurpose conference center
• Campus media affected by opt-out fees
• 5th annual National Building Reconciliation 1
• Debate 2019: A mix of personal attacks and policy deliberation with Trudeau as central focus 21
• REPLAY: Fact-checking and analysis of English-language federal leaders' debate 21
• Sentence handed down to man convicted of killing a Sudbury man in 2017 1
• Ontario provincial government reaches deal with education workers, avoid strike 8
• Man robbed in Garson parking lot
• Police identify 14-year-old boy killed in front of his mother in Hamilton 1
• Outrage growing as hallway healthcare continues at Sudbury hospital 2
• Team rallies behind CTV North Bay journalist after breast cancer diagnosis 1
• Breastfeeding event raises awareness 1
• Bed bug problems at North Bay apartment complex 1
• 'Here's Mud In Your Glass Eye' event