IAMGOLD’s Cote Mine officially opens with ribbon cutting ceremony
To celebrate Cote Mine's official grand opening, officials with IAMGOLD hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony and luncheon on the grounds of its large open pit gold mine.
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Health Sciences North moves to electronic medical record system in less than 2 weeks
From paper and pen to tablets and computers, staff at the Greater Sudbury hospital are preparing for what they say is one of the biggest changes to happen to the hospital in decades.
Northeastern Ont. under a severe thunderstorm watch
Many areas in northeastern Ontario are under a severe thunderstorm watch, Environment Canada said Wednesday.
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Northern Ont. police investigate possible hate crime as Pride flag burned
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating two hate crime incidents this month at a northern Ontario high school.
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911 call leads to impaired driving charges in northern Ont.
A 60-year-old northern Ontario man is facing several impaired driving-related charges following a traffic stop near Highway 11 over the long weekend.
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Day 1 for Timmins’ first Indigenous police chief
The Timmins Police Service has officially sworn in its new chief.
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Driver rolled truck into ditch, fled scene, northern Ont. police say
A driver involved in a rollover single-vehicle collision near Kapuskasing has been charged with impaired driving, dangerous driving and failing to remain.
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Motorcycle driver hurt in Timmins collision
A motorcycle driver received minor injuries Sunday in Timmins in a collision on Cedar Street North.
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Three new fires reported in northern Ontario
Three new wildland fires were reported in the Northeast Region on Monday, according to Aviation, Forest Fire and Emergency Services.
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Hwy. 144 crash kills northern Ontario motorcycle driver
A 33-year-old from Espanola was killed Sunday following a collision between a motorcycle and a passenger vehicle on Highway 144.
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Timmins police offering online reporting, auctions
The Timmins Police Service announced last week the launch of Online Incident Reporting, a new software platform that allows residents to report non-emergency situations anytime, from anywhere and that is moving from in-person to online auctions.
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Northern medical students staying in the north, choosing family medicine, NOSM U says
NOSM University says it is succeeding in its mission to help create a healthcare workforce to serve northern Ontario.
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OPP looking for missing equipment, lifejackets, impaired boating this week
Canada Safe Boating Week is an initiative is designed to increase public compliance with safe boating measures and ultimately save lives.
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Indigenous teen expands scrunchie business to Sudbury
While most teens are hanging out at shopping malls, an Indigenous teen with ties to the Sudbury, Ont., area is expanding her business with a second location and is hoping to inspire others.
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Fentanyl, crystal meth and stun gun seized in Far North drug raid
A 30-year-old southern Ont. suspect is charged with trafficking in Moosonee after a raid revealed $32,000 drugs, police say.
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Grass Fire in Timmins forces evacuation of elementary school
A grass fire in the City of Timmins forced the closure of an elementary school Thursday afternoon.
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Timmins council told it can’t evict people from encampments on public property
A legal clinic from southern Ontario is reminding Timmins city council that it’s “unlawful” in Ontario to evict people from homeless encampments on public property.
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Toronto man falls off his chair after seeing $70M Lotto Max win in his bank account
A Toronto man who won $70 million in a recent Lotto Max draw literally fell off his chair when he saw the funds in his bank account.
Northern Ont. police seize weapons, $200K in drugs, Toronto pair charged
Three people, including two from Toronto, have been arrested in northern Ontario and Ontario Provincial Police have seized a haul of drugs, weapons and other items.
Potential tornado 'surreal' for residents who witnessed damaging storm in southern Ontario
Witnessing a potential tornado was 'surreal' for residents who caught a glimpse of the damaging storm in southern Ontario on Wednesday night.
Sudbury police officer to run marathon in full gear
A Sudbury police officer is participating in a marathon this weekend wearing full police gear.
Ending homelessness in Sudbury would cost $350M: report
A successful strategy to end functional homelessness in Greater Sudbury would cost $350 million, a report headed to city council concludes.
Sault impaired driver crashes into stone wall at cemetery, hides in the woods
A 67-year-old driver has been charged after a vehicle in Sault Ste. Marie sped through a stop sign and crashed into a cemetery.
Was this the bug that stung you? Wasp sightings revive murder-hornet concerns
As temperatures rise out of a mild El Nino winter, Canada's buggy season is already upon us again, and this year, the bugs are looking especially big.
Police say impaired driver pulled off Hwy. 17 to damage business, assault employee
A suspected impaired driver made a scene on Highway 17 this week before pulling off the road and damaging a business.
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