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Timmins police probe two crashes on Tuesday evening

Timmins police closed two intersections on Tuesday after separate crashes, including one involving a cyclist.

Timmins police cite spike in impaired driving

Timmins Police report a spike in impaired driving incidents throughout May, with numerous charges for alcohol and drug impairment during RIDE checks and as a result of complaints.

$1M helps Timmins youth get active

Sports for Kids Timmins has raised over $1 million to help low-income families access organized sports, assisting 3,650 children since 2002.

Fire breaks out at Timmins landfill site

A fire broke out Sunday evening at the Deloro Landfill in Timmins. Firefighters responded just before 7 p.m. to the landfill, located on Pine Street South.

Kirkland Lake death leads to murder charge

OPP charged a 44-year-old Kirkland Lake man with second-degree murder after a victim died from serious injuries at a northern Ontario hospital on May 22.

Hearst woman convicted of animal welfare offences

An Ontario Court justice has fined a Hearst woman for permitting an animal to be in distress.

800+ driving charges laid in 1 week in northeastern Ontario

OPP in the North East region laid 804 charges during Canada Road Safety Week, including 745 speeding offences. Police say dangerous driving behaviours continue to be the leading causes of fatal collisions.

Licence plate issue leads to drug trafficking charges in Timmins

Police in Timmins say a suspect has been charged with drug trafficking and drugged driving after a vehicle was stopped this week for having an unauthorized plate.

Daily walks rally support for Indigenous youth

DIY Community Health Timmins is raising awareness about the challenges Indigenous youth face when they leave their home communities to attend school in larger centres.

Pilot injured in float plane crash north of Cochrane

One person sustained minor injuries following a float plane crash on Lillabelle Lake, just north of Cochrane, on Thursday morning.

CUPE members rally outside Northeastern Catholic District School Board

CUPE rally in Timmins as 130 education workers, 95% backing a strike, say they are fighting board concessions on benefits and vacation.

Police say incident in Timmins has been resolved

Police in Timmins say that an incident in the area of New Street and Bristol Road on Wednesday has been resolved.

Timmins RIDE check yielded suspensions, charges on Saturday

A RIDE program checkpoint in Timmins stopped 150 vehicles, resulting in multiple driver's licence suspensions, charges and other penalties.

Why ophthalmologists won’t move to northern Ontario

Timmins’ only full-time ophthalmologist says spouse employment challenges, not harsh winters, are the biggest barrier to recruiting more eye doctors to the north.

Ontario hunters have licences suspended, pay $15K after trespassing, illegally killing cow moose

Three Ontarians were fined $15,000 and suspended from hunting after illegally killing a cow moose in a private hay field.