Here’s a look at today’s headlines for Friday, March 25

The federal government is Providing $1 million to Cambrian College to support the battery electric vehicle lab.
Public Health Sudbury and Districts, Fewer deaths, fewer paramedic calls and less Naloxone being distributed so far this year.
The federal government is Providing $1 million to Cambrian College to support the battery electric vehicle lab.
Public Health Sudbury and Districts, Fewer deaths, fewer paramedic calls and less Naloxone being distributed so far this year.
TP North Bay in once again looking for donations in the form of packaged toilet paper rolls.
The Polar Bear Habitat Research and Education Facility is getting $42,500 from the Government to develop a polar bear research isolation facility.
One person was treated by Paramedics and two vehicles were towed from the scene in a multi-vehicle collision on Pim St. south of McNabb on Thursday afternoon.
The City of Elliot Lake will hold a meeting at Collins Hall Wednesday, March 30^th to discuss the recreation hub.
DNSSAB says the name “Northern Pines” will replace “Gateway Campus”
Blind River OPP have seized over 80 firearms after disturbance call.
The investigation continues after a fatal fire at an apartment building on Tedman Street in the Flour Mill this morning.
Bonfield town council continues to meet virtually, and discussions will continue to be broadcast live and recorded for posterity.
Timmins Police Service has charged a local person with theft-related offences following an incident a Riverside Drive retail location.
A driver charged after hitting a Highway 17 guard rail near blind river.
The Northern Initiative for Social Action, helping those with mental health challenges is once again able to accomplish business, through in person meetings.
The Ontario Government is doubling the number of beds at Extendicare Kapuskasing.
Public meetings for Hoyle bridge in the Timmins area are expected in May.
The Poe Lock has been opened for the season in Sault Ste Marie.
The Polar Bear Habitat Research and Education Facility is getting $42,500 from the Government to develop a polar bear research isolation facility.
One person was treated by Paramedics and two vehicles were towed from the scene in a multi-vehicle collision on Pim St. south of McNabb on Thursday afternoon.
The City of Elliot Lake will hold a meeting at Collins Hall Wednesday, March 30th to discuss the recreation hub.
DNSSAB says the name “Northern Pines” will replace “Gateway Campus”
Blind River OPP have seized over 80 firearms after disturbance call.
The investigation continues after a fatal fire at an apartment building on Tedman Street in the Flour Mill this morning.
Bonfield town council continues to meet virtually, and discussions will continue to be broadcast live and recorded for posterity.
Timmins Police Service has charged a local person with theft-related offences following an incident a Riverside Drive retail location.
A driver charged after hitting a Highway 17 guard rail near blind river.
The Northern Initiative for Social Action, helping those with mental health challenges is once again able to accomplish business, through in person meetings.
The Ontario Government is doubling the number of beds at Extendicare Kapuskasing.
Public meetings for Hoyle bridge in the Timmins area are expected in May.
The Poe Lock has been opened for the season in Sault Ste Marie.