170 new cases of COVID 19 in Ontario for Thursday, Sept 10
Public Health Ontario has confirmed 170 new cases of COVID-19 today, up from 149 on Wednesday. One new death was reported today. Of the new cases, 55 are reported in Toronto, 28 in York Region, 22 in
Police arrest a driver after stealing an idling car
Two North Bay residents face charges after city police recovered a stolen vehicle. It happened Wednesday. North Bay police allege the vehicle was stolen at a Seventh Avenue West residence after the owner entered his home and
$14mil coming to Ontario for mental health
The Ontario Government announced today $14 million to increase mental health and addictions services across Ontario. At an announcement in Sudbury today, Mayor Brian Bigger says it’s a major help when it comes to helping those in
Male charged after using counterfit cash
OPP have laid charges after a motorist was arrested in Temagami. The call came in after a man bought gas using counterfeit money. A short time later, police saw the vehicle southbound on Highway 11, south of
Pop-up market coming to the Timmins area
A pop-up market will soon enough be coming to the Timmins area. The project of Anti-Hunger Coalition Timmins, it’s all to get fresh, affordable produce to those unable to access it easily. They’re currently looking for input
Foot traffic increasing in Sault Ste Marie Airport
The Sault Ste. Marie Airport Development Corp. says travellers’ numbers are slowly on the rise. Still not where they were during the recording 2019, the airport authority says it does give them a reason to be cautiously
School bus cancellations continue to add up
School bus cancellations continue to pile up in Ontario. With no solutions as of yet rolling forward, the COVID-19 pandemic is compounding an existing bus driver shortage across the industry. In Sudbury alone, 25 routes are not
Sault Ste. Marie building permits on the rise
Sault Ste. Marie construction permit statistics are on the rise, despite not having a banner year. The city’s Chief Building Office says 95 unissued applications from all classes, in various stages of being processed. The city is
Ward 5 seat in Timmins now vacant
Timmins city council is now in the clear to replacing Ward 5 representative Noella Rinaldo, as her seat has been declared vacant. The method for replacing her won’t be finalized until the Sept. 22 meeting. Council has
Legal costs for the KED continue to rise
The costs of legal challenges against the proposed Kingsway Entertainment District, in Greater Sudbury, could cost taxpayers over $600,000. A Superior Court judge has ruled the city did no wrong when approving bylaws for development, but current