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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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.
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.
$17K in opioids seized by police in Hearst
A drug trafficking investigation in the northern Ontario town of Hearst resulted in the seizure of $17,000 in opioids and one man being arrested, police say.
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.
Ont. driver leaves scene of collision, stops in intersection to eat chicken wings
Ontario police have arrested a man in Gravenhurst after finding him stopped in the middle of an intersection eating chicken wings behind the wheel. He has since been charged with impaired driving and failing to remain at the scene of a collision.
Ontario reports 1,009 new COVID-19 infections, eight additional deaths
Ontario health officials are reporting 1,009 new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday.
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'We are heartbroken': Toronto family's larger-than-life Christmas display destroyed on front lawn
A Toronto family’s vast display of front lawn Christmas decorations was literally cut short early Monday morning after someone appeared to slash a number of the holiday-themed inflatables.
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