Province-wide shoreline boat speed restrictions of 10 km\h within 30 meters of shorelines are now in effect.
Tipping fees are being waved all this week at the Sudbury Landfill.
Starting May 10th the municipality of East Ferris is offering free garbage bags for the Spring Clean Up at the municipal office.
Doug Ford was in Timmins yesterday reaffirming commitments to bringing back passenger rail and rebuilding Highway 101 in Timmins.
Aviation, Forest Fire and Emergency Services reported two new wildland fires in the Northeast region both in the Sault area.
Kindergarten orientation sessions are starting all this month at Rainbow board schools.
The Heritage Railway and Carousel Company reopened this weekend at the North Bay Waterfront.
Two tiny orphaned bear cubs have been rescued safely after making it to the top of a Haileybury electrical pole.
There is no word as to injuries or charges following a two-vehicle collision at the intersection of Goulais Avenue and Second Line West yesterday.
Sudbury Mayor Brian Bigger proclaimed this week as Nursing Week in Greater Sudbury.
More than 1,200 carpenters and drywallers from North Bay, Sudbury, Sault Ste. Marie and Timmins have joined a province-wide strike over wages.
The Cochrane District Social Services Administration Board (CDSSAB) has been confirmed as the buyer of the now-former home of the Timmins Daily Press on Cedear Street South.
The historic Ledo Hotel in downtown Sudbury will change hands next month, slated to get a $5 million-dollar facelift turning it into affordable housing.
The Gathering Place has opened its doors for indoor dining for the first time in over 2-years.
City firefighters responded to a grass fire in the city’s west end Saturday in the 900 block of Town Line Road around 2:30 p.m. and were able to quickly extinguish the fire.
Extendicare Inc. says in the coming months, they’re hoping to construct a new 128-bed long-term care home on the Temiskaming Hospital grounds.
Pearson Drive in Elliot Lake has reopened following a Police investigation.
