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Timmins-James Bay MP Charlie Angus introduced a private member’s bill Thursday that would protect publicly funded institutions, such as hospitals and universities, from insolvency proceedings designed for commercial enterprises.

Ontario’s labour minister gave a long-awaited apology Wednesday afternoon to mine workers who were exposed to McIntyre Powder for over three decades and their families.

The latest numbers from the 2021 census show the daily commute in northeastern Ontario was disrupted in the region’s larger cities, but in the small towns, more people are facing longer drives to work.

The latest numbers from the 2021 census show the daily commute in northeastern Ontario was disrupted in the region’s larger cities, but in the small towns, more people are facing longer drives to work.

Child care workers will be rallying across Ontario Wednesday, calling for better pay to keep daycare centres properly staffed. Educators in the north say the high turnover will keep families from getting the much-anticipated $10 dollar per day care.

A new three-year project from Collège Boréal in Sudbury, Ont., will look at how tiny homes can be built and adapted for northern Ontario.

The weather has caused a few highway closures and school bus cancellations in northeastern Ontario.

Newly unsealed documents show Laurentian University suggested the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA) to address its financial issues as early as August 2020, months before it filed for insolvency in February 2021.

A Sudbury, Ont., caregiver says Ontario’s Bill 7 will make it more difficult for her elderly mother to get into a long-term care home.

There’s a new online shopping platform that sells authentic Indigenous art, jewelry and food from all across North America.

Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ont., has officially left the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA) restructuring process, which followed its insolvency in February 2021. As it was operating while dealing with its financial crisis, the school cut 76 programs and nearly 200 staff and faculty.

Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ont., has officially left the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA) restructuring process following its insolvency in February 2021. As it was operating while dealing with its financial crisis, the school cut 76 programs and nearly 200 staff and faculty.

The Sudbury, Ont., Health Sciences North (HSN) hospital board sent a memo to employees and medical staff last week to assure them the hospital is in good financial health.

At Rusty Cellars winemaking store in Sudbury’s south end, owner Lindsay Bonora said there’s typically an influx of wine orders in the fall, leading up to the “Christmas rush.” This year Bonora is bracing for a quieter December than usual, and she’s not alone.

Canada will not be moving on in the men’s World Cup after a 4-1 loss to Croatia Sunday morning. But there was still plenty for northern Ontario fans to cheer about. 

Sudbury-born performer Heath Salazar joins the CBC and HBO Max show Sort Of, for its second season.

A Sudbury, Ont., pharmacy has taken a different approach to health and wellness, with a focus on healthy foods and habits.

Some Sudbury, Ont., businesses plan to give back to local charitable organizations on Black Friday instead of discounting their products.

The Ontario Native Women’s Association (ONWA) is supporting the expansion of the Living Space Shelter in Timmins. ONWA is investing $13,000 to add 15 new shelter beds, and as part of the partnership will also offer its own services and outreach to clients at the shelter.