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• Northern First Nation nursery school turns bear encounter into learning opportunity

  A close encounter with a bear at a northern Ontario First Nation nursery school turned into a good learning experience for the children.

  

• Proper fire separation spares Timmins motel from bigger blaze

  An 'accidental' fire caused the evacuation of a Timmins motel early Thursday morning, police say.

  

• Tourism operators call for an end to land border restrictions

  Northern Ontario's tourism organizations and operators sent a message to the Canadian government Wednesday morning: they want an end to pandemic restrictions.

• Timmins businesses struggle to balance prices vs. profits amidst high inflation

  Balancing profits and customer affordability is an age-old challenge for a small business, but high inflation is making it especially difficult.

• CN Rail says union rejected 10% pay increase over three years

  CN Rail signals and communications employees across Canada continue to walk the picket lines as the strike reaches Day 4.

• Northern Ontario man describes shock of driving into a sinkhole

  Mike Fortin of Timmins has had a rough couple of days, culminating Monday when he drove into a newly created sinkhole just metres from his home.

• More than a puddle: Timmins driver escapes sinkhole

  It was a close call for a Timmins driver early Monday morning when what looked like a puddle turned out to be a big sinkhole.

• Power restored after Timmins crash, driver charged

  Power has been restored to a section of Timmins after a motor vehicle collision near the Bruce Avenue interchange caused an outage Tuesday morning and a local man has been charged.

• Timmins students take a walk down the 'Yellow Fish Road'

  If you see yellow fish looking like they're out of water in the Timmins area, well, they are.

• Heat warnings issued in the northeast, thunderstorm watch in effect in some areas

  The first heat event of 2022 is expected in the next two days in northeastern Ontario, Environment Canada said Monday.