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Peavey Mart closing two northern Ont. stores

As part of a major restructuring, Peavey Mart is closing 22 stores in Ontario and Nova Scotia, including two in the north.

Crime Stoppers District of Cochrane celebrates Crime Stoppers Month with new website

Cochrane District Crime Stoppers officials are reminding the public to call in or email anonymous tips about any crime in the city.

Timmins hospital attracts two new specialists with the outdoors

Two new specialists have joined the ranks at Timmins and District Hospital (TADH) and both say the appeal of the outdoors won them over.

State of emergency lifted in Hearst, Ont.

The state of emergency has been lifted in the northern Ontario community of Hearst after power was restored amid arctic temperatures.

Province prepared to face Trump’s tariffs, Ontario’s trade minister says

Returning from U.S. President Donald Trump’s inauguration Monday, Ontario cabinet minister Vic Fedeli says the provincial government is ready to face tariffs, should they be implemented.

Timmins to track short-term rentals

The City of Timmins says it is investing in new technology that will allow it to track short-term accommodations in the city.

Four northern Ontario breweries earn awards for craft beer

Ontario Brewing Awards were handed out to the best in the craft beer scene and four breweries from the northeast took home trophies last Friday.

Senior killed in snowmachine rollover

A 74-year-old from Moose Factory has died from injuries suffered in a Jan. 16 snowmachine rollover, police said Monday.

A look at this year's major country concerts

Josh and Coop from Pure Country give us the rundown of this year's major country concert events for 2025.

Power outage prompts state of emergency in northern Ont. community

A daylong power out affecting hundreds of people in the Hearst area is expected to continue until at least 1 a.m.

Northern Ont. senior dies in snowmachine rollover

James Bay Ontario Provincial Police says a 74-year-old from Moose Factory has died from injuries suffered in a Jan. 16 incident involving a snowmachine.

Northern Ont. police cleared in case in which officer fired 6 gunshots at fleeing suspect

Ontario's Special Investigations Unit says police did nothing wrong when an officer fired six shots at a suspect driving a vehicle toward them.

OPP seek public assistance identifying a person of interest in a recent northern Ont. case

Ontario Provincial Police are requesting help identifying a person involved in a case from earlier this month.

Northern Ont. crash leads to impaired driving, assault, drug trafficking charges

A single-vehicle crash Thursday evening south of Mishkeegogamang First Nation led to several charges, including trafficking, impaired driving and assaulting an officer.

Arctic blast prompts extreme cold warning for northern Ont.

Most of the country is taking part in a polar plunge Sunday, with plummeting temperatures and extreme cold warnings issued for much of the nation -- including most of northern Ontario.