One resident of Rose Manor has died in connection with a Tuesday morning fire that gutted at least two apartments in the ...

Those convicted of excessive speeding can still find an insurer, as long as they continue to hold a valid driver’s licence. But they will likely have to pay double, or in some cases triple, the cost ...

The Buy Ontario Act was enacted by the province last spring, establishing a framework to prioritize Ontario and Canadian goods and services in procurement across the public sector in response to ...

THUNDER BAY – This week, more than a hundred firefighters and students are at the Thunder Bay Fire Training Centre for FireCon 2026. For six days, firefighters from the Manitoba border to Sault Ste.

Tim Moore, who lives near Loon Lake, has been watching snapping turtles hatch from their nests for years. Some years in early spring – anywhere from May to June – he sees the mother snapping turtle ...

The question of permanently maintaining daylight time or staying on standard time in Northern Ontario became more serious after Manitoba announced last week that it would stick to daylight time ...

It hadn’t been Jessica Outram’s intention to take Bernice (Normandin) Lamondin on another adventure, but when an entry in a local history book “kept coming back to me and coming back to me,” Outram ...

There has been some controversy over the choice of year-round Daylight Time, especially in the north where the winter days are short to begin with. In a 2022 article from Ontario Tech University, ...

Advocacy North for Elders and Seniors will be bringing free legal information and one-on-one advice to Fort Frances later this month, with stops at the Fort Frances Public Library Technology Centre ...

KENORA – Nearly a decade after planning began, the first aspect of Kenora’s 126-acre Campus of Care should see construction beginning in June of 2027. That first step will be Wiigwas Elder and Senior ...

The federal government has published official notice that it is considering the deep geological repository for used nuclear fuel as a project of national interest under the Building Canada Act.

New standardized training for Ontario drivers seeking to become qualified to get behind the wheel of transport trucks and other commercial vehicles is a step in the right direction, but the province ...