MVC are on a downward trend in Greater Sudbury. This is extending a downward trend to four years according to Greater Sudbury Police.
After years of planning, a new Tim Hortons is coming to Nipissing First Nation
The Timmins Police Service is anticipating an increase in calls for service regarding bears, The bruins typically show up in neighborhoods along the tree line perimeter of the city, and Police are reminding the public that not every bear siting requires a call to the Police.
In Sault Ste Marie, the Water Tower Inn has sold to new ownership. While the owner has met the final of $19.5 million, it will all stay under the same management.
A lockdown at a local high school this yesterday in Elliot Lake appears to be a false alarm. In a news release, the East Algoma OPP said there appears to have been “a technical issue with the panic alarm initiation” at the school on Mississauga Avenue.
The 129-year-old Sheguiandah United Church on Townline Road will soon be demolished. The country church was decommissioned by the United Church of Canada with a special service in September of last year after the building fell into a state of disrepair.
Laurentian University says tuition increase are on the way for the fall. Included in that, most international students by five per cent in the next academic year. Laurentian’s board of governors approved the tuition fee hike for all of its programs except its MBA program and its master of social work.
Construction has resumes at the site of Northern Heights Community Long-Term Care Home in North Bay, expected to be completed by the summer of 2025.
The Timmins Police Service is seeking the help of the public to locate a missing teen. Nevaeh Sullivan, 13, was last seen wearing PJ pants, a grey hoodie, multi-colored Crocs shoes and is carrying a Northern College backpack.
