Skip to content

Highlights

Kenora resident charged with assault

Kenora resident charged with assault

OPP say the victim sustained minor injuries.
Vaugeois continues to beat the drum on highway safety

Vaugeois continues to beat the drum on highway safety

Thunder Bay-Superior North MPP calls for government testing for drivers, bringing highway clearing back in-house and other measures.
Drug trafficking charges laid after pair of traffic stops

Drug trafficking charges laid after pair of traffic stops

Ontario Provincial Police charged a total of five people.
PCs, NDP spar over Alstom layoffs

PCs, NDP spar over Alstom layoffs

NDP leader Marit Stiles accuses government of not advocating enough for local workers.
Winning $60-million 6/49 ticket sold in Ontario

Winning $60-million 6/49 ticket sold in Ontario

The grand prize-winning ticket was purchased at OLG.ca and winners should have received an email notifying them of their win.
Teens assault police after fleeing in stolen vehicle

Teens assault police after fleeing in stolen vehicle

Ontario Provincial Police have arrested a pair of youth and charged them with multiple offences after the accused allegedly stole a vehicle and took off when officers attempted to pull the driver over, earlier this week in Dryden.
Two teens arrested for stabbing of 19-year-old

Two teens arrested for stabbing of 19-year-old

The victim was transported to Thunder Bay from Kasabonika Lake for treatment of injuries that police say are serious but not life-threatening.
Woman arrested in drug bust; cocaine, electronics seized

Woman arrested in drug bust; cocaine, electronics seized

Police did not name the 41-year-old Eagle Lake First Nation woman in their release. 
Man found guilty in murder of five people, including four children

Man found guilty in murder of five people, including four children

Archie McKay was found guilty of second-degree murder after setting a fire that killed his partner, their daughter, and three children in her care.
LU wants more Indigenous students tinkering with technology

LU wants more Indigenous students tinkering with technology

The university and its partners will be delivering a series of programs both on-campus and in First Nations in Northwestern Ontario, Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
push icon
Be the first to read breaking stories. Enable push notifications on your device. Disable anytime.
No thanks