Will and Josh highlight fun activities to do in the Greater Sudbury area
It won’t just be the lack of crowds that will make this year's Canada Day different. In light of yet another discovery of bodies found at a former residential school, chiefs on Manitoulin Island are again asking people to reconsider their plans for July 1.
After pleading guilty to manslaughter following an assault that turned fatal last July, a Sudbury man has finally learned his fate.
The good news is Ontario is accelerating the timeline for residents to get their second shot of COVID-19. But that also means if you already booked your appointment, you have to reschedule it for the earlier date.
Greater Sudbury firefighters were called out early Thursday morning to a house fire on the Kingsway.
As reopening of the economy continues following the last lockdown, another tragic death due to COVID-19 has been reported by Public Health Sudbury and Districts – the 31st in Greater Sudbury.
A David Bowie painting bought for $5 at a donation centre near North Bay, Ont., has sold for $108,120 at auction.
The defence can question a former public works manager in West Nipissing, a judge hearing a $450,000 lawsuit connected to fraudulent invoices has ruled.
The province has confirmed the North Bay Jail will be closed for a minimum of two weeks as 32 inmates and one staff member have tested positive for COVID-19.
A new art exhibit at the WKP Kennedy Art Gallery in North Bay is highlighting the "unseen resiliency" of Indigenous people after they have faced in the wake of troubling trials and tribulations.
As part of their investigation into the sudden death of a North Bay man June 14, Ontario Provincial Police are hoping the public can help them find some of his belongings.
It's not something people at the Sault Ste. Marie Canal usually sees, a moose swimming in the water in the locks that bypass the rapids on the St. Marys River.
Health officials with two northern Ontario agencies say they are monitoring incidents of two heart inflammation conditions being reported in a small number of people following COVID-19 vaccinations in the province.
Food costs from suppliers have risen significantly in the last year, and for at least one restaurant in Sault Ste. Marie, it means tough decisions are coming.
A man and a woman in Sault Ste. Marie are facing charges following a raid on a Patrick Street residence Monday evening.
A long-distance runner in Sault Ste. Marie is finishing up a unique journey. Jonathan Mogg has run every single street in the Soo while raising money for ARCH Hospice.
Recent traffic data collected by the Timmins Police Service found that 91.5 per cent of drivers are speeding when they travel of Harold Avenue, police said Thursday.
Anticipation has been brewing for Timmins to have its first semi-automated pothole patcher machine – the Python 5000 -- maintaining city roads.
The wait is almost over in Timmins for customers to get a bite to eat or have a beer on a restaurant's outdoor patio. Porcupine Health Unit officials say the majority of the area can get back to business – slowly -- as it moves to Step 1 of reopening.
Health officials with two northern Ontario agencies say they are monitoring incidents of two heart inflammation conditions being reported in a small number of people following COVID-19 vaccinations in the province.
A youth in Temiskaming Shores is facing charges after Ontario Provincial Police responded to a call June 18 about someone making threats.
After pleading guilty to manslaughter following an assault that turned fatal last July, a Sudbury man has finally learned his fate.
It won’t just be the lack of crowds that will make this year's Canada Day different. In light of yet another discovery of bodies found at a former residential school, chiefs on Manitoulin Island are again asking people to reconsider their plans for July 1.
A David Bowie painting bought for $5 at a donation centre near North Bay, Ont., has sold for $108,120 at auction.
The good news is Ontario is accelerating the timeline for residents to get their second shot of COVID-19. But that also means if you already booked your appointment, you have to reschedule it for the earlier date.
Recent traffic data collected by the Timmins Police Service found that 91.5 per cent of drivers are speeding when they travel of Harold Avenue, police said Thursday.
Greater Sudbury firefighters were called out early Thursday morning to a house fire on the Kingsway.
The Ontario government has confirmed that the province will enter the second stage of its COVID-19 reopening strategy two days ahead of schedule.
The defence can question a former public works manager in West Nipissing, a judge hearing a $450,000 lawsuit connected to fraudulent invoices has ruled.
Tiny Township is getting tough on noise with a new campaign promoting public awareness and stiffer fines.
Cowessess First Nation says it has found 751 unmarked graves on the grounds of the former Marieval Indian Residential School in Saskatchewan.
With hundreds more unmarked graves discovered on the grounds of a former residential school in Saskatchewan, survivors of the system are once again speaking out about their experiences.
Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister Carolyn Bennett has admitted to, and apologized for, sending Independent MP and former Liberal justice minister Jody Wilson Raybould a text message that Wilson-Raybould called 'racist' and 'misogynist.'
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says that the hurt and trauma being felt by Indigenous people as a result of the Cowessess First Nation announcing the discovery of an estimated 751 unmarked graves near the former Marieval residential school in Saskatchewan is 'Canada's responsibility to bear.'
A man wearing a mask approached the pair and yelled racial slurs towards them before grabbing one of the women by her hijab and knocking her to the ground, leaving her unconscious, police say.
FSIN Chief Bobby Cameron says that some of the priests and nuns who ran residential schools are still alive and should be held accountable.
Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller says unmarked burial sites being uncovered in B.C. and Sask. are 'just the tip of the iceberg.'
Jaxen Green arrived premature, the size of Sharpie marker on Feb. 5.
A three-year-old boy, suffering from a terminal illness, was able to meet his heroes in heavy metal band Metallica.
In this edition of Indigenous Circle, Merella Fernandez has the story of how the discovery of 215 unmarked graves in B.C. inspired one Ontario artist's creations.
A diver in Michigan found a message in a bottle nearly 100 years old, and reunited the note with the owner's daughter after searching on Facebook.
From CTV Kitchener: Officials are investigating the cause of a massive fire that destroyed 12 under-construction homes and damaged others.
A Saskatoon man has captured a video of a beaver standing underneath a Canadian flag near the Meewasin Trail.
