Timmins toddler turning heads with her snowmobile skills
A young girl in Timmins is turning heads with her ability to operate a snow machine at the age of three.
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Timmins firefighters battle blaze at South Porcupine home
Timmins firefighters from four stations were called to a structure fire at a home on Dunn Avenue near Allen Street in the city's east end Friday morning.
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In an effort to attract students from southern Ontario, six northern colleges are banding together to promote the north. Study North aims to offer southern students a northern educational alternative.
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Province closing 26 youth detention centres, including several in northeastern Ontario
Citing declining numbers, the Ontario government has announced it is closing 26 youth detention centres, including several in the northeast.
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COVID outbreak declared at Kirkland Lake Gold
A COVID-19 outbreak has been declared at Kirkland Lake Gold, the Timiskaming Health Unit said Wednesday afternoon, after four positive cases were reported.
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Porcupine Health Unit declares COVID outbreak at Pepco in Hearst
The Porcupine Health Unit is declaring an outbreak of COVID-19 at Pepco in Hearst.
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Epilepsy advocates say pandemic impacting support services
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Fight between employees in Temiskaming leads to charges
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Timmins hospital February 50/50 draw nets winner almost $280K
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Timmins Immigration Program highlights successes matching foreign workers with employers
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Downtown Timmins looks to evolve with new strategic plan
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Timmins pool to reopen for first time since start of pandemic
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Health unit warns of high-risk exposure to COVID on buses from Toronto to Sudbury, Sudbury to Timmins
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Broken elevator a hardship for residents at Sudbury seniors building
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North Bay reacts to moving out of COVID lockdown
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COVID-19 outbreak declared at Holy Trinity Catholic Elementary School in Greater Sudbury
Public Health Sudbury & Districts has declared a COVID-19 outbreak in Holy Trinity Catholic Elementary School in Greater Sudbury after two more people tested positive for the virus.
Timmins toddler turning heads with her snowmobile skills
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Groups in Sudbury eligible for COVID vaccine can enter lottery to receive their shot
Public Health Sudbury & Districts said Friday pre-registration for the COVID-19 vaccine is now available for adults 80 years of age and older and people who receive chronic home care services.
Sudbury records 30 new COVID infections Friday, the second-highest since pandemic began
Public Health Sudbury & Districts reported 30 new COVID-19 infections Friday, including 29 in Greater Sudbury and one in Sudbury district.
Greater Sudbury moves into COVID red zone Monday, North Bay lockdown ends
Greater Sudbury will move into the red-control COVID framework on Monday, the province announced Friday afternoon.
North Bay Police still committed to solving 10-year-old missing person case
Members of the North Bay Police Service, the Ontario Provincial Police and a Québec family are marking a grim 10-year anniversary, but remain committed to resolving the suspicious disappearance of a young resident.
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Toronto and Peel Region will enter grey zone of Ontario's reopening framework Monday. Here's what can reopen
Ontario has announced Toronto and Peel Region will move into the grey zone of the province's COVID-19 reopening framework Monday, lifting the stay-at-home order and allowing some businesses to open their doors for the first time since last November.
Are you lonely or alone? Experts say some Canadians not getting enough time by themselves amid COVID-19
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