Video shows tornado moving ashore in northern Ontario
A beautiful Labour Day weekend at the lake was interrupted by some extreme weather when a tornado touched down in northern Ontario.
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Union stops in Espanola, Ont., to warn of 'Trojan horse' of private heath care
The union that represents hospital workers across the province is used a symbol from Greek mythology Friday in Espanola to drive home its campaign about the perils of privatization in health care.
Sudbury post-secondary schools not affected by new international student restrictions
Two post-secondary institutions in Sudbury haven't been negatively affected by the federal government’s decision to reduce study permits for international students.
Sudbury high school hockey team visits Music City USA
The St. Charles College Cardinals boys high school hockey team in Greater Sudbury is back from a pre-season trip to Nashville, Tenn., with memories that are sure to last a lifetime.
Poppy campaign kicks off another year in Sudbury
In Sudbury on Friday, a flag-raising and a proclamation was held to kick off the 2024 poppy campaign.
One minor injury in crash involving school bus in Valley East area of Sudbury
The roadway is now open after a school bus was involved in a collision Friday at the intersection of MR80 and Valleyview Road in the Valley East area of Greater Sudbury.
North Bay
New annual funding aims to improve Indigenous learning in Ontario
The federal government is spending a significant amount of money to improve Indigenous student learning across Ontario.
Electra Batter Materials announces US$5M in new financing
Electra Battery Materials Corp. announced Friday that it has arranged for US $5 million in new financing.
Man charged with threatening strangers with scissors in North Bay
A 56-year-old man in North Bay has been charged following an incident Oct. 21 in which two people were threatened with an edged weapon.
Mining opportunities creating economic optimism in northern Ontario businesses
The president and CEO of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce says that while there is a lot of concern around the provincial economy, northern business owners are the most confident about the current opportunity and growth.
North Bay soup kitchen fights to stay open after $140K funding request denied
The Gathering Place board chair Peter Gregory is vowing to fight to keep the doors to the Cassells Street soup kitchen open after the District of Nipissing Social Services Administration Board denied their six-figure funding request.
Sault Ste. Marie
Union stops in Espanola, Ont., to warn of 'Trojan horse' of private heath care
The union that represents hospital workers across the province is used a symbol from Greek mythology Friday in Espanola to drive home its campaign about the perils of privatization in health care.
Coats for Kids aims to address growing need in the Sault
CTV's Coats for Kids is nearing the end of its donation window, with the need as strong as it’s ever been.
Police investigate women's death on First Nation near Thunder Bay
The Anishinabek Police Service and the Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the circumstances around a death in Fort William First Nation.
Sault police say drugged driver was asleep at the wheel with the motor running
A 44-year-old suspect has been charged after police in Sault Ste. Marie spotted a vehicle running in a parking lot Thursday night.
Americans fined $8K for illegal fishing in Canadian waters during Sault, Mich., tournament
Two Americans who veered into the Canadian side of Lake Huron and caught fish during the National Walleye Tour last year have been fined by an Ontario court.
Timmins
Cochrane plans to roll out $10 lot sale within two months
The Town of Cochrane plans to roll out its $10-lot program in a month or two.
Electra Batter Materials announces US$5M in new financing
Electra Battery Materials Corp. announced Friday that it has arranged for US $5 million in new financing.
Dumping raw sewage, leaving trailers in the same spot leads to $7K in fines west of Timmins
Two people – one from Timmins, the other from Kapuskasing -- have been fined more than $7,000 for camping violations, including empty septic tanks directly onto the ground.
Mining opportunities creating economic optimism in northern Ontario businesses
The president and CEO of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce says that while there is a lot of concern around the provincial economy, northern business owners are the most confident about the current opportunity and growth.
Moose Factory, Ont., commemorating more than 350 years
Settlers landed in Moose Factory around 350 years ago, but to Indigenous people, it has been their land for many generations.
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Cochrane plans to roll out $10 lot sale within two months
The Town of Cochrane plans to roll out its $10-lot program in a month or two.
Dumping raw sewage, leaving trailers in the same spot leads to $7K in fines west of Timmins
Two people – one from Timmins, the other from Kapuskasing -- have been fined more than $7,000 for camping violations, including empty septic tanks directly onto the ground.
New annual funding aims to improve Indigenous learning in Ontario
The federal government is spending a significant amount of money to improve Indigenous student learning across Ontario.
One minor injury in crash involving school bus in Valley East area of Sudbury
The roadway is now open after a school bus was involved in a collision Friday at the intersection of MR80 and Valleyview Road in the Valley East area of Greater Sudbury.
Former Alberta teacher sentenced to 4 years for sexually assaulting student
A former Alberta teacher has been sentenced to four years for sexually abusing a student.
Police investigate women's death on First Nation near Thunder Bay
The Anishinabek Police Service and the Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the circumstances around a death in Fort William First Nation.
Poppy campaign kicks off another year in Sudbury
In Sudbury on Friday, a flag-raising and a proclamation was held to kick off the 2024 poppy campaign.
Union stops in Espanola, Ont., to warn of 'Trojan horse' of private heath care
The union that represents hospital workers across the province is used a symbol from Greek mythology Friday in Espanola to drive home its campaign about the perils of privatization in health care.
Sudbury post-secondary schools not affected by new international student restrictions
Two post-secondary institutions in Sudbury haven't been negatively affected by the federal government’s decision to reduce study permits for international students.
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DEVELOPING Israel launches strikes on military targets in Iran, escalating Mideast wars
Israel launched airstrikes early Saturday on what it described as military targets in Iran in retaliation for a ballistic missile assault Oct. 1, officials said. There was no immediate information on damage in the Islamic Republic.
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DEVELOPING Scotiabank confirms outage for mobile, online banking
Scotiabank has confirmed outages affecting mobile and online banking services, according to a statement published to its X account.
'I did everything I could': Canada Post driver recounts helping save woman from fiery Tesla crash
Canada Post driver Rick Harper recounts how he and others helped save a woman from a Tesla that caught fire after crashing into a guardrail on Lake Shore Boulevard.
An abrupt goodbye to a guerilla goldfish aquarium beneath a leaky Brooklyn fire hydrant
A makeshift aquarium that popped up this summer in a puddle beneath a leaky fire hydrant in New York City has been paved over, to the dismay of neighbours who turned the area into a hangout spot and goldfish shrine.
Climate change breaks heat records across Canada this summer
Human-caused climate change made almost all of Canada’s heat waves hotter and more likely, Environment and Climate Change Canada said in an announcement Friday.
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