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Atikokan truck driver charged after gravel truck crashes

Atikokan Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) have charged the driver of a tractor-trailer after a truck hauling gravel crashed ...
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Ontario’s unsettled forestry sector discussed at Queens Park

THUNDER BAY – Ontario’s MPPs are officially back at Queen’s Park for a new sitting of the provincial legislature, nearly five ...
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Full restart expected at Kap Paper

Relieved Kap Paper employees will begin to head back to work in Kapuskasing as soon as next week. Intensive collaboration ...
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Outdoor cats kill 60 million birds in Canada each year, study finds

April Campbell has five rescue cats at home in Toronto and a bird feeder in her backyard. She loves watching the birds but ...
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Indigenous-Led Family Reunification Program in Winnipeg set to shut down

On Friday morning, Cindy Huckerby says her bank gave her a choice: catch up the mortgage on Geoffrey’s Garden or staff wouldn ...
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Sawmill operations idled in Ear Falls

The Township of Ear Falls is the latest Northwestern Ontario community that will face the temporary closure of a mill. The ...
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Mayors cover gamut of issues

Mayors from across Ontario met at the Prince Arthur Hotel in Thunder Bay last week for the annual 2025 Ontario Big City Mayors Meeting where they took part in a roundtable discussion to develop ...
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As Ontario expands front-line powers, critics warn of “care by patchwork”

Across Ontario—and nowhere more visibly than in rural and Northern regions like Manitoulin—the face of health care is changing fast. The provincial government is moving to expand the powers of ...