Sudbury police arrest man who robbed two convenience stores using a needle
Greater Sudbury Police have arrested a 25-year-old man in connection with two recent convenience stores using a needle.
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MNRF reports three new forest fires across the northeast
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Manitoulin OPP seek public assistance in hit-and-run investigation
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Sudbury police arrest man who robbed two convenience stores using a needle
Greater Sudbury Police have arrested a 25-year-old man in connection with two recent convenience stores using a needle.
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Ontario Provincial Police say they have charged a 23-year-old man in connection with a crash that killed a man from Hearst two months ago.
Disabled train removed, road reopens in Onaping
Drivers in the Onaping area should expect delays Tuesday afternoon.
Victim of northern Ont. marine fatality on Frederick House River identified
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Ontario will scrap colour-coded framework as it prepares to unveil new reopening plan
The Ontario government will scrap the colour-coded framework for COVID-19 restrictions that it introduced in the fall and replace it with a new reopening plan.
Sudbury driver's foot slips at railway crossing, vehicle collides with train
A motorist in Greater Sudbury managed to walk away after their vehicle collided with a train on Highway 17 on May 16.
Young moose rescued after getting trapped in Sudbury area pool
On Monday, Sudbury fire services helped Ontario conservation officers rescue a yearling moose that got stuck in a pool not yet open for the season.
Stopping 2SLGBTQ+ discrimination
Monday was International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia.
Someone broke a window at Blind River mayor's office, grabbed a laptop and fled
Somebody smashed a window at the municipal office in Blind River on May 12 or May 13, Ontario Provincial Police said Tuesday.
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