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Sudbury
Extreme cold alert issued in Sudbury
Organizations in Greater Sudbury that deal with people experiencing homelessness issued an extreme cold alert on Saturday.
Northern Credit Union makes donation to Lady Dunn Health Centre to show gratitude for exceptional care shown to staff
Northern Credit Union has announced a $10,000 donation made in honour of the many individuals and organizations who stepped forward to support its team during and following last week’s tragic event.
Robinson Superior First Nations provided settlement offer from Canada over annuities owed
Details haven’t been made public yet about the settlement offer presented on Friday by Canada to the 12 First Nations in the Robinson Superior Treaty Territory.
Problems at Extendicare Countryside in Sudbury must be fixed before taking in new residents
Extendicare Countryside in Greater Sudbury was ordered Dec. 16 by the province not to take in new residents.
House destroyed in Capreol following afternoon fire
A house on Clement Street in Capreol has been deemed a total loss following a fire late Thursday afternoon. No one was believed to be in the home at the time.
North Bay
Northern Credit Union makes donation to Lady Dunn Health Centre to show gratitude for exceptional care shown to staff
Northern Credit Union has announced a $10,000 donation made in honour of the many individuals and organizations who stepped forward to support its team during and following last week’s tragic event.
Provincial police indentify person of interest in northern Ont. child luring incident
Provincial police have identified the person of interest related to the child luring incident that occurred in Sturgeon Falls, Ont.
$30M from the province to help fire departments with cancer-preventing upgrades
Municipal fire departments in Ontario are receiving money from the Ford government for much-needed cancer-preventing upgrades.
New plan in place to open addiction recovery beds in North Bay
After years of delay, the provincial government is moving ahead with plans to open 39 addiction treatment and recovery beds in North Bay.
North Bay-area man wanted on 19 charges, including spousal assault, drug trafficking
Police are asking for the public's help in finding a suspect wanted for a host of offences, ranging from assault to uttering death threats.
Sault Ste. Marie
Sault police seek public assistance in LCBO theft investigation
Sault police are investigating a series of thefts at the LCBO on Second Line West earlier this month.
Northern Credit Union makes donation to Lady Dunn Health Centre to show gratitude for exceptional care shown to staff
Northern Credit Union has announced a $10,000 donation made in honour of the many individuals and organizations who stepped forward to support its team during and following last week’s tragic event.
Northern Ont. hospital to close emergency department Sunday
A physician shortage is again forcing the closure of the emergency department at the Thessalon Site of the North Shore Health Network.
Robinson Superior First Nations provided settlement offer from Canada over annuities owed
Details haven’t been made public yet about the settlement offer presented on Friday by Canada to the 12 First Nations in the Robinson Superior Treaty Territory.
Sault YMCA bounces back from the brink
Earlier this year the Sault's YMCA nearly closed its doors, but now it's thriving.
Timmins
Northern Credit Union makes donation to Lady Dunn Health Centre to show gratitude for exceptional care shown to staff
Northern Credit Union has announced a $10,000 donation made in honour of the many individuals and organizations who stepped forward to support its team during and following last week’s tragic event.
Cochrane suspect charged with 19 counts of credit card fraud
Police say a suspect has been arrested in a case that saw 19 fraudulent credit card purchases worth $1,000 last month in Cochrane, Ont.
Hearst driver, 21, charged with drug impaired driving
A 21-year-old driver from the northern Ontario community of Hearst was charged with drug impaired driving and cocaine possession.
Timmins business owners describe how crime is impacting their lives
Recent criminal activity in Timmins -- including two shootings and a rash of break-and-enters -- have raised concern among business owners.
Overflowing septic tanks lead to $46K in fines for trailer park owner in Chapleau, Ont.
Issues including failing and overflowing septic tanks led to fines and surcharges totalling more than $57,00 for the owner of a mobile home park in Chapleau.
