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$10M loan from the province keeps doors open at Kapuskasing, Ont., paper mill
The last pulp and paper mill in northeastern Ontario has avoided closing its doors thanks to a $10-million loan from the provincial government.
Community group gets 30 days to come up with a plan to save Matheson train station
A group trying to save an historic train station in the northern Ontario community of Black River-Matheson now has a 30-day stay to come up with a plan to do so.
Timmins left out from Ontario's latest announcement on Homelessness and Addiction Recovery Treatment hubs
Timmins was not among the 18 Ontario communities named to get funding from the province for Homelessness and Addiction Recovery Treatment (HART) hubs on Monday.
Sudbury, Sault Ste. Marie to get Homelessness and Addiction Recovery Treatment hubs
Sudbury and Sault Ste. Marie are among the latest Ontario communities that will get provincial funding for Homelessness and Addiction Recovery Treatment (HART) hubs.
Shelter-in-place order at Laurentian University lifted after complaint deemed to be not credible
Officers in Sudbury, Ont., continue to investigate the incident at Laurentian University to determine the origin of the call, which is thought to have been made from a U.S. area code.
A move to a seniors residence becomes a headache for this North Bay couple without a family doctor
Ken and Dilys Collier, of North Bay, Ont., plan to move into a retirement home in early February, but a province-wide doctor shortage has made that more difficult than they expected.
Group in Sault Ste. Marie about to reach its 2,000th quilt for charity milestone
A quilters group in Sault Ste. Marie, called the Stitches from the Heart Quilt Guild, is close to donating its 2,000th quilt to a person in need through a long-running program called Comfort Quilt.
2 killed in a crash on Highway 17, between Sudbury and North Bay
The OPP say two people were killed in a crash Thursday morning on Highway 17, in West Nipissing, between Sudbury and North Bay.
'I'm very thankful to be Canadian': attendees at diversity conference react to political shift in the U.S.
A conference on equity, diversity and inclusion in Sudbury took place just three days after U.S. President Donald Trump took steps to end those initiatives in the United States government.
Trans women in northern Ontario worried about political climate in the U.S.
Paige Landers and Lilith Armstrong, both trans women from northern Ontario, are taking different approaches to respond to new policies that will affect trans people in the U.S.