Northern Ont. man killed in crash with snowplow
A crash involving a snow plow truck and passenger vehicle northern Ontario has killed a man from Bruce Mines, police say.
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$40M provincial manufacturer funding can boost northern competitiveness
Manufacturers with plans to expand their technology and skilled workforce can now apply for a piece of a $40 million provincial funding program, as announced by economic development minister Vic Fedeli this week.
Northern Ont. businesses leading country in cybersecurity, expert says
Strong cybersecurity is essential to running a modern business and while many small-to-medium-sized Canadian companies are ill-equipped, there is a federally subsidized program that can help.
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Winter storm causes school bus cancellations around northeastern Ont.
Poor road conditions following the snowstorm that blew into the northeast region have caused a series of school bus cancellations Wednesday for many communities and closed some schools. Here is what you need to know.
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Sault teacher challenges residents to test their grit with new marathon
Called the Beaver Freezer Marathon, competitors are challenged to fat bike, ski or run through 10 waterways in the Hiawatha Highlands.
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Snowstorm, extreme cold prompt weather alerts across northern Ont.
The relentless blast of winter continues in northern Ontario with temperatures reaching -45 C with the wind chill again in some areas and another storm will bring up to 20 centimetres of snow.
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Feds, province agree to help fund search for unmarked graves at former Ont. residential school site
Garden River First Nation has secured funding from the federal and provincial governments to help with the search for unmarked graves at former residential school sites near Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.
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Three COVID-related deaths, hospitalizations rise in northeastern Ontario, outbreak at Sudbury jail
Hospitalizations related to COVID-19 rose in northeastern Ontario on Monday, passing 100 for the first time. Officials in Sudbury, Timmins and North Bay also each reported one new death.
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Resident lost $14K to cryptocurrency fraud, Sault police issue fraud warning
The Sault Police Service is issuing a public alert after a resident recently lost about $14,000 in cryptocurrency fraud.
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Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs and OPP mark snowmobile safety week
The Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) and the Ontario Provincial Police are teaming up to remind snowmobilers of the importance of riding safely.
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Sault group focused on youth opioid use marks 10 years
As the temperature outside plunged below -20 C on Saturday, volunteers with the group 'Save Our Young Adults' - or SOYA - were busy preparing hot coffee and lunches for the Sault Ste. Marie's vulnerable population.
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Sault Ste. Marie lists Jamestown a priority for hub trail extension
The City of Sault Ste. Marie is making an extension of the hub trail network to the Jamestown area a top priority.
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Child, 10, in critical condition in the Sault following crash; driver charged with impaired
A 10-year-old passenger is in hospital in critical condition following a single-vehicle collision Thursday afternoon in Huron Shores, east of Thessalon.
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Northern Ont. man killed in crash with snowplow
A crash involving a snow plow truck and passenger vehicle northern Ontario has killed a man from Bruce Mines, police say.
Ontario businesses desperate for clarity on reopening as Premier Ford teases 'positive news'
In one week, Ontario’s COVID-19 restrictions could lift, but many businesses say they are grappling with a lack of clarity and direction from the provincial government on whether they should be preparing to reopen.
North Bay police arrest suspect in bizarre arson, assault case
A 34-year-old North Bay resident is facing several charges following a mini-crime spree this week involving arson, assault, theft and break and enter at two residences.
Manitoulin police charge suspect with harassment related to fake Instagram account
A 23-year-old from Henvey Inlet First Nation has been charged following a lengthy investigation into online harassment.
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The OLG has announced how the winning $22-million Lotto Max ticket for Tuesday's jackpot was purchased.
Ontario man out $106,000 after being blindsided by twist of two scams
An Ontario man says he will likely be forced to sell his house because he was scammed out of his retirement savings.
Ontario health minister says Omicron cases expected to peak this month
Two weeks after Ontario imposed sweeping public health measures in an effort to blunt the rapid spread of COVID-19 due to the Omicron variant, the province’s minister of health says that cases of the virus are expected to peak in the next several days.
Doug Ford says announcement coming this week on easing COVID-19 restrictions
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says 'restaurants, gyms and other folks' forced to shutdown because of surging COVID-19 infections should expect a positive announcement from the province later this week.
Northern Ont. businesses leading country in cybersecurity, expert says
Strong cybersecurity is essential to running a modern business and while many small-to-medium-sized Canadian companies are ill-equipped, there is a federally subsidized program that can help.
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Canada has enough supply of COVID-19 vaccines to offer booster doses to all who are eligible, though so far just 35 per cent of Canadians have received their third shot, according to the federal health minister.
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