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The Ontario election campaign is in full swing in the riding of Timiskaming-Cochrane, where challengers are looking to unseat NDP incumbent John Vanthof, who has held the riding since 2011.
CTVNewsNorthernOntario's Eric Taschner interviews the Ontario Liberal candidate for the Timiskaming-Cochrane riding ahead of the Feb. 27 provincial election.
CTVNewsNorthernOntario's Eric Taschner interviews the Ontario Green Party candidate for the Timiskaming-Cochrane riding ahead of the Feb. 27 election.
CTVNewsNorthernOntario.ca's Eric Taschner gives us a look at the provincial candidates in the Timiskaming-Cochrane riding ahead of the Feb. 27 election.
CTVNewsNorthernOntario's Eric Taschner interviews the Ontario NDP incumbent for the Timiskaming-Cochrane riding ahead of the Feb. 27 provincial election.
Timmins Police Service says it needs help identifying the suspect in two recent break-ins at businesses on Algonquin Boulevard.
Timmins Police Service says it is investigating multiple reports of gunshots on Saturday night but has given few details.
The Ontario Court of Justice has overturned the conviction of the owner of a Kirkland Lake contracting company for one offence he was found guilty of under the province’s Environmental Protection Act.
A traffic stop has led to impaired driving charges and more for a northern Ontario motorist.
A traffic stop has led to impaired driving charges and more for a northern Ontario man.
Timmins-James Bay MP Charlie Angus is not letting his guard down when it comes to standing up to the President of the United States... “On the eve of the 60th anniversary of the Canadian flag, I encourage Canadians to reflect what that symbol means,” he said.
In northern hockey this week, CTV News' Rick Wyman talks to Ronnie Shuker about his new book on how the sport touches lives coast-to-coast.
The first leaders' debate in the Ontario election Friday was a combative affair, with opposition leaders taking their best shots at Premier Doug Ford.
A Timmins couple has hit the jackpot, winning $1 million in the lottery.
A northern Ontario city is sharing the love this Valentine’s Day with some cheeky cards featuring some self-deprecating humour.
The mayors of the largest communities in northern Ontario say highway expansions, more doctors and addictions services are among their key priorities.
