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North Bay police are investigating a possible hate crime involving a video posted online of students at a high school in that city.

Greater Sudbury Police are pursuing a man involved in two collisions Tuesday morning in the area near Longyear Drive and the Falconbridge Highway.

One person is dead after a suspicious fire early Tuesday morning in the Greater Sudbury community of the Donovan. Three others rescued from fire.

Viviane Lapointe has been elected Sudbury’s new MP. It was a close race with NDP candidate Nadia Verrelli.

Conservative MP Scott Aitchison has been re-elected in the riding of Parry Sound Muskoka. The results for other ridings in the

Ontario’s Regional Chief Glen Hare has called on First Nations to continue with public health measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Ontario Regional Chief Glen Hare has called on First Nations to continue with public health measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

The Special Investigations Unit (SIU) is looking into a shooting in Sault Ste. Marie that left a 19-year old man dead and a police officer in hospital with serious injuries. Sault Ste. Marie Police were called to a domestic situation on Pine Street North early Sunday morning when there were shots fired.

Voters can expect long lineups as they hit the polls today, according to Elections Canada.

There are big questions about voter turnout in this COVID-19 election, as there are on how many Indigenous voters in northern Ontario will come out following a campaign that talked about reconciliation more than any in recent memory.

The Laurentian University Faculty Association (LUFA) is looking at another avenue for compensation for its members as the Sudbury, Ont., university goes through restructuring under the Companies Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA).

Since classes started on September 7, the city of North Bay has recorded 29 incidents where drivers have passed stopped school buses as they pick up children.

A northeastern Ontario First Nation has turned to humour to encourage young Indigenous people to get vaccinated against COVID-19.

A Sudbury advocate says new regulatory amendments from the province, meant to protect sexual violence survivors at colleges and universities, are a step in the right direction.

Three northeastern Ontario First Nations will host a ceremony Saturday to symbolically ask the children buried at residential schools if it’s OK to search for their graves.

A college student in Sudbury says anyone exempt from getting a COVID-19 vaccine faces discrimination due to vaccine policies. At Cambrian College those with valid exemptions must be tested for COVID-19 seven days before coming on campus, and each week after that. The school is providing those tests for free from a local pharmacy until Oct 15, but the cost is $40 per week, after that.

A Laurentian University midwifery student has said she is still waiting for $7,000 in financial aid to help her pay for rent and other expenses while she does her placement.

Police services in northeastern Ontario are bracing for an increase in calls when the province’s proof of vaccination requirement comes into effect next week.

With the finish line in sight, the candidates in Sault Ste. Marie squared off in one last Zoom debate Thursday night. And we saw the familiar game of the challengers calling for change and the incumbent trumpeting about all the money he’s brought to town. 

City of Greater Sudbury employees will need to disclose their vaccination status by the end of the month and be fully vaccinated by Nov. 15.

City of Greater Sudbury employees will need to disclose their vaccination status by the end of this month and be fully vaccinated by Nov. 15.

A 26-year-old woman suffered serious injuries after she was stabbed by an unknown assailant in Sudbury’s downtown Wednesday night. The woman had been walking on a path near Medina Lane, near Memorial Park at the time.

A 26-year-old woman suffered serious injuries after she was stabbed by an unknown assailant in Sudbury’s downtown Wednesday night. The woman had been walking on a path near Medina Lane, near Memorial Park at the time.

The parties fielding candidates in this federal election all have different ways to slow down climate change and protect the environment. And northern Ontario voters are definitely paying attention to the platforms and the signals from the planet itself. 

The parties fielding candidates in this federal election all have different ways to slow down climate change and protect the environment. And northern Ontario voters are definitely paying attention to the platforms and the signals from the planet itself. 

The new location for Health Sciences North’s Children’s Treatment Centre in Sudbury won’t open until early November, due to some construction delays.

The new location for Health Sciences North’s Children’s Treatment Centre in Sudbury won’t open until early November, due to some construction delays.

Enrolment of first-year students at Laurentian University is down around 33 per cent this fall, compared to the same period last year, according to the latest numbers from the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC).

Enrolment of first-year students at Sudbury’s Laurentian University is down around 33 per cent this fall compared to the same period last year, although universities provincewide have seen a slight rise, according to the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC).

A 16-year-old is facing several charges, including assault with a weapon, after an altercation at Manitoulin Secondary School.

Sudbury’s city councillors have voted in favour of asking police to investigate reports of bribery related to the vote on the Kingsway Entertainment District in 2017.

The future of child care in Canada hangs in the balance in this federal election, but even voters hoping that the long-promised $10 per day national system goes through, have questions about how it will work and what it means for workers.

Sudbury city councillor Robert Kirwan has been reprimanded by his colleagues, following a report from the city’s integrity commissioner. In a report presented to council Tuesday evening, integrity commissioner Robert Swayze said Kirwan contravened the city’s code of conduct related to social media use.