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With more than 400 fires burning in Canada right now, an expert says the impact on Canadian wildlife will be huge.

Artwork from a half dozen high school students in Sault Ste. Marie is now being displayed throughout the city’s downtown.

Two people were arrested after students were pepper sprayed and shot with a pellet gun Wednesday at Lasalle Secondary School in Sudbury.

A massive forest fire prompted the Temiskaming Hospital to cancel surgeries Friday and restrict entry to the hospital.

John Hodge of 3DownNation joins Tony Ryma to discuss the new CFL season, which kicked off Thursday night in Calgary.

Tracy Matthews of Goodlife Fitness tells Tony Ryma about their free Teen Fitness Summer Program being offered again this year.

The former Sears store is being renovated and repurposed, but the mall’s owners are providing no details on potential retailers.

The Night Owl, a speakeasy in downtown Sudbury, is gaining traction due to its unique concept.

Staff Sgt. Tim Caddel said he is humbled and grateful for the recognition. He’s been a conservation officer for over 20 years with the MNRF.

Video captured by a member of the CTVNewsNorthernOntario.ca technical crew of a young moose in the swamp by the TV station on Frood Road.

CTVNewsNorthernOntario.ca video journalist Amanda Hicks gives us a peek inside The Night Owl, a new speakeasy in downtown Sudbury.

A protest outside a school board meeting turned violent over a decision to celebrate Pride month. Richard Madan explains.

Cory Nordstrom brings us the story of a 71-year old man in the Sault who’s been a butcher in the city for decades but is selling his shop.

Emergency responders in Sudbury acted quickly Wednesday when a brush fire broke out near Northeastern Elementary School.

A recent survey commissioned by an Ontario tourism advocacy group found more leisure travellers are opting to stay in the province.

The latest in technology geared to the mining industry is on display at the McIntyre Community Centre in Timmins.

The North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit is advising people to avoid prolonged time outdoors in smoky conditions.