Power outages scheduled for parts of Timmins region
A Power outage in Timmins region is being announced ahead of time. The lights are expected to go out for roughly 252 customers for three hours between 9am – 12pm on Friday. Details on location and work
Two drivers charged in unrelated incidents
OPP out of Powassan say they’ve hauled another two impaired drivers off the road. This is following single motor vehicle collision on Stone Road in Callander. Police say that when they arrived, they saw a vehicle pinned
Wanted: Coty Taylor, 21
Greater Sudbury Police Service say they’re looking for a wanted man. who is wanted for Robbery and assault following an early morning incident involving another individual on in late Match. Name: Taylor, Coty Gender: Male Race: Unknown
Wanted male had “folding knife” in pocket
A Sault Ste Marie has been taken into custody… this is following a smash and grab, allegedly for a wallet and an iPhone on the 500 block of Wellington Street West. An attempt was made to use
Rinaldo head of Farmer’s Market in the North
Farmer’s Markets in the North have a new leader. Downtowns Timmins BIA Executive Director and City Councilor Noella Rinaldo is the newest FMO director that will be representing Northern Ontario agriculture. Rinaldo has been running the Urban
Keep a watchful eye – MNRF
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry says it’s time to keep one eye on the ditch… as warmer weather approaches. They say this is the time of year when more wildlife is on the move and
Ford in Sudbury tonight
Doug Ford and his ‘Rally for a better Ontario’ is back in the North this wek. Ontario PC Leader will be making stops in Greater Sudbury which include A restaurant on Maley Drive, a tour of local
6 stories keeping you “in the know” for Wednesday, Apr 11
City Re-zoning of Kingsway Approved Greater Sudbury city Councillors voted in favor yesterday when it comes to the rezoning necessary for the Kingsway Entertainment District. This is the culmination of almost three years of discussion and debate
Recall on Metro Roast Beef Paninis
Metro Ontario Inc. is recalling Fresh 2 Go brand Roast Beef Paninis from the marketplace due to possible Listeria monocytogenes contamination. A food recall warning was issued on April 9th and now includes additional product information.