Flood emergencies persist across northeastern Ont.
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.
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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.
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.
Ontario Provincial Police said Saturday evening that Highway 11 has reopened in Kirkland Lake, and arrests have been made in the incident.
The maternal grandparents of a nearly two-year-old child who was killed in 2020 will serve one year of house arrest after pleading guilty in a North Bay courtroom to failing to provide the necessaries of life in a horrific case of child abuse.
The provincial government said Friday it is providing $44.4 million for Canadore College and $34.1 million for Nipissing University over the next four years.
Ontario Provincial Police have released a video in hopes of solving a recent break, enter and theft case in Cobalt.
Officials in the Town of Mattawa declared a state of emergency this week, with flood waters expected to keep rising for at least the next few days.
After eight years on the job, bringing comfort and support to victims of crime and emergency responders, Chewie has earned himself more than a few treats and a long-overdue break.
A 19-year-old from Englehart has been charged with sexual assault involving a 16-year-old victim in October 2025.
A 29-year-old North Bay man has been charged after victims were threatened in their driveway earlier this week by someone they didn’t know.
The man who stole the “Roaring Lion” portrait of Winston Churchill from Ottawa’s Chateau Laurier hotel four years ago will be allowed to appeal his jail sentence to Canada’s highest court.
OPP in the North Bay area laid eight stunt driving charges in five days on Highways 11, 17 and 11/17, with speeds reaching 172 km/h.
After what it describes as a “thorough” investigation, the Ontario Provincial Police won’t be charging North Bay Mayor Peter Chirico with a criminal offence.
OPP stopped an e-bike without lights in West Nipissing, charging a local man on drug and trafficking charges plus helmet and lighting violations.
Water conditions in French River are stable, but the community remains under a state of emergency. The mayor says the impact of recent rain remains unclear. As some homes and businesses are still under water.
North Bay police charged a local man after a weapons call where officers seized knives, ammo and suspected crystal meth.