Local News

Two people have been charged with arson after a suspicious fire destroyed an unoccupied residence in Gorham Township in March.

The municipality of Nipigon and Red Rock Indian Band have reached an agreement to start up two economic developments.

Canadian Cancer Society will switch gears locally and focus on Mud and Suds, a June 24 mud run taking place at Mount Baldy. A smaller Relay for Life will be held by students at Sir Winston Churchill CVI.

The annual entrepreneurship competition challenges students to present a business plan to a panel of judges.

A public open house was held to collect input from the public on the renewal of the Centennial Conservatory.

A day after a small protest opposing the project was held, Roots to Harvest volunteers and staff began work on an urban garden project at Victoria Park on the city's south side.

Blacklegged ticks from northwestern Ontario are being screened for the Powassan virus, which is even more serious than Lyme disease.

Nishnawbe Aski Nation, along with other community organizations, have organized a volunteer search for missing 14-year-old Josiah Begg.

Dryden council could do away with its police force and replace it with the Ontario Provincial Police.

One-day sale offering up discounted rain barrels for $55 to city water customers; only 300 available at lower price.