Northwestern Ontario

The Thunder Bay Police Service is investigating a sudden death following a collision involving a train and a pedestrian last week in the city.

A novice G2 driver faces charges after OPP said they failed to move over for an emergency vehicle while watching Netflix on a phone mounted above the steering wheel on Highway 11-17.

OPP seized $150,000 in suspected cocaine and oxycodone during a traffic stop on Highway 11-17 on Saturday, charging two people – one from Rama First Nation and another Pickering.

A Winnipeg man was fined $2,700 and suspended from fishing in Ontario for one year after being caught with nine walleye and three northern pike, including prohibited-sized fish, without a valid licence.

Thunder Bay council voted 7-3 to hike its pay by nine per cent annually for up to eight years, boosting councillor salaries 88 per cent to $62,298 by 2033.

A 37-year-old from Ottawa was killed this week when their SUV collided with a transport truck near the Nipigon River Bridge on Highway 11-17 in the Township of Nipigon.

Three suspects -- including one from southern Ontario -- have been charged with drug and weapons offences following a police raid of two residences in the northwestern Ontario community of Longlac.

Police in Thunder Bay, Ont., seized $39,000 in stolen goods and lay 256 charges after a months-long probe into local thefts and robberies.

A 36-year-old faces a criminal negligence causing death charge after a youth from Lake Helen First Nation died in a March snowmobile crash.

A 46-year-old Thunder Bay man died after his pickup truck crashed on Highway 11-17 near Shuniah early Sunday. OPP closed multiple lanes of the highway for several hours before it fully reopened around noon.

Three people were killed on the morning of April 16 in a collision involving two commercial vehicles on Highway 17 near Thunder Bay.

Thunder Bay police have charged a local man with attempted murder and other charges following an incident last month.

Thunder Bay police have arrested two suspects after a vehicle theft investigation.

Just more than two years after her disappearance, police in Fort Frances are again appealing for information on what happened to Melanie Lapish.

A new report finds northern Ontario inmates face a 50-times higher risk of drug poisoning death immediately after release, with Indigenous ex-inmates nearly 30 times more at risk, prompting calls for better transitional supports.