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One killed in crash on Highway 11/17 in northern Ontario

A fatal crash involving a commercial vehicle in northern Ontario on Sunday night has left one person dead.

Two charged, suspected cocaine seized in northern Ontario bust

Two individuals have been arrested and suspected cocaine seized following a drug trafficking investigation in Webequie First Nation.

Conservative leader vows action on Ring of Fire within six months

Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre announced Wednesday that within six months of taking power, he would green-light all federal permits for the Ring of Fire and commit $1 billion to build new roads.

Feds provide $20M to build science centre in Thunder Bay

The federal government announced Wednesday it is giving up to $20 million for a science centre in Thunder Bay.

Three men from Ontario and Quebec face charges following Thunder Bay drug bust

Three people have been charged with drug trafficking offences 14 following raids of two residences in Thunder Bay.

Three tractor-trailers collide on Hwy. 17 in northwestern Ont.

One person was seriously injured March 16 when three commercial motor vehicles collided on Highway 17 in the northwestern Ontario community of Dryden.

Public tip leads to drug charges in northwestern Ont.

A public tip has resulted in drug-related charges following an Ontario Provincial Police investigation.

Bigfoot statue in Ontario gets St. Patrick’s Day makeover, reviving tradition

Outside of a Piston Ring store stands a 20-foot tall Bigfoot statue giving a thumb’s up—already eye-catching—but this time, it looks a little different. He’s clad in green, with some shamrocks, a hat, and carrying a leprechaun in his hand, for St. Patrick’s Day, of course.

A ‘significant issue,’ says applicants’ lawyer, as Charter challenge hearing for Ontario’s new drug policy law approaches

The fate of 10 supervised drug consumption sites (SCS) that are slated to close at the end of the month could soon be decided, as a judge considers a last-ditch legal challenge filed by one of the operators.

Justin Trudeau pledged to end boil water advisories in First Nations communities. Here’s how many are left

Ten years ago this fall, then-Liberal leader Justin Trudeau made a pledge to voters: that a Canadian government under his leadership would drastically improve water quality for Indigenous peoples.

Murder charge issued in northwestern Ont. death investigation

Ontario Provincial Police have charged a 72-year-old Kenora man with second-degree murder following a death investigation in the northwestern Ontario community.

Thunder Bay man charged in historical sexual assault investigation

A Thunder Bay, Ont., man has been charged after sexual assault allegations from several decades ago surfaced and police say there may be more victims.

Matawa First Nations CEO honoured with King’s Coronation Medal

David Paul Achneepineskum has been awarded the King Charles III Coronation Medal in recognition of his five decades of service to Indigenous communities.

Northern impaired driver arrested after driving through stop signs

A 32-year-old man from Kasabonika Lake First Nation faces multiple charges after being arrested for impaired driving Wednesday evening.

Firearms, drugs seized in northern Ont. First Nation raid

Four individuals have been arrested and multiple firearms, drugs, and cash were seized following a police operation in Bearskin Lake First.