How global conflicts and a late spring are costing northern Ontario farmers
It is typically one of the busiest windows of the year at Valley Growers Inc. in Blezard Valley, but the tractor engines started a little later than usual this spring.
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It is typically one of the busiest windows of the year at Valley Growers Inc. in Blezard Valley, but the tractor engines started a little later than usual this spring.
A pedestrian has died after being struck by a train in downtown Sudbury on Friday evening.
A shelter-in-place advisory has ended in M’Chigeeng First Nation. The advisory was in effect after reports of gunshots Friday morning in the Riverside Drive area, Ontario Provincial Police said in a news release.
Sudbury police say the remains of a 79-year-old man were found inside the scene of a structure fire early Friday morning in Levack.
In an update Friday, police in Greater Sudbury said the death of a man at the Energy Court homeless encampment is being investigated as a homicide.
Public Health Sudbury & Districts is urging residents to protect themselves from the West Nile virus that mosquitoes can carry.
The fire ban declared June 6 in Greater Sudbury was lifted Friday.
Ontario Forest Fires says the Chapleau 6 wildland fire is out, the service said in a news release late Thursday afternoon.
A youth restorative justice program in Sudbury that was on the brink of shutting down its operations has been thrown a lifeline by city council.
A family from Waterloo is heading home from their northern Ontario cottage after making some core memories with wildlife.
Police in Greater Sudbury, Ont., say they are investigating two suspicious tent fires at the Energy Court homeless encampment, where one person was found dead early Thursday morning.
East Algoma Ontario Provincial Police say a 19-year-old Elliot Lake man faces additional charges after his first arrest Nov. 25, 2025.
You’ll never have to miss an episode of CTV News Northern Ontario during FIFA World Cup 2026 when CTV broadcasts dozens of games.
Wednesday was the launch of the 2026 Truth and Reconciliation Relay, an event hosted annually by the Greater Sudbury Police Service.
Speaking at the Canadian Mining Expo in Timmins on Wednesday, Ontario’s Minister of Energy and Mines announced the province is providing $8 million to support 18 projects aimed at building up the critical minerals supply chain.
The province says it’s increasing the number of campsites at three parks this summer, including Killarney Provincial Park 90 kilometres south of Sudbury.