Timmins

Two men face drug trafficking charges after OPP stopped a vehicle in Kirkland Lake in April, seizing a quantity of suspected cocaine and hundreds in cash.

Ontario requires all firefighters to be certified to NFPA standards by July 1, but small northern departments say the process is too rigid for volunteers, risking reduced services.

The northeastern and northwestern municipal associations, along with the Ontario Trucking Association, are advocating for a phased approach to improvements along highways 11 and 17.

When a Cochrane family faced a cancer diagnosis, help came from strangers determined to make a difference. As Hope Air celebrates its 40th anniversary, the Lalonde family is sharing how the organization helped them through one of the most difficult periods of their lives.

Almost 300 Moose Cree First Nations people arrived in Southern Ontario after their land flooded.

Three people have been charged and one person is in hospital with 'life-altering injuries' following a shooting in Kirkland Lake the afternoon of May 2.

The Timmins Police Service is advising the public of a motor vehicle collision under investigation Thursday at the intersection of Algonquin Boulevard East and Brunette Road.

An active police investigation has ended in Elk Lake in the area of Fifth Street East and Pine Street on Tuesday morning.

Timmins Mayor Michelle Boileau has officially announced she will seek re-election in the upcoming municipal vote this October.

An employee died on the job May 1 at Agnico Eagle’s Upper Beaver Project in northern Ontario, the company has announced.

A major retail change is coming to the east end of Timmins, as Giant Tiger has confirmed it will close its store at the Porcupine Mall, located on Highway 101 East, on July 4.

Recently in Timmins, gas prices surged by more than 12 cents per litre in a single day. Meanwhile, drivers in Vancouver are now paying more than $2 a litre.

There are still northeastern Ontario communities under states of emergency as high water levels due to snow melt continue to wreak havoc, with water moving down the various watersheds.

Ontario Provincial Police said Saturday evening that Highway 11 has reopened in Kirkland Lake, and arrests have been made in the incident.

Rising water levels prompted officials in Moose Cree First Nation to declare state of emergency, although evacuations have not yet begun.