Timmins

Police in Timmins say a suspect has been charged with drug trafficking and drugged driving after a vehicle was stopped this week for having an unauthorized plate.

DIY Community Health Timmins is raising awareness about the challenges Indigenous youth face when they leave their home communities to attend school in larger centres.

One person sustained minor injuries following a float plane crash on Lillabelle Lake, just north of Cochrane, on Thursday morning.

CUPE rally in Timmins as 130 education workers, 95% backing a strike, say they are fighting board concessions on benefits and vacation.

Police in Timmins say that an incident in the area of New Street and Bristol Road on Wednesday has been resolved.

A RIDE program checkpoint in Timmins stopped 150 vehicles, resulting in multiple driver's licence suspensions, charges and other penalties.

Timmins’ only full-time ophthalmologist says spouse employment challenges, not harsh winters, are the biggest barrier to recruiting more eye doctors to the north.

Three Ontarians were fined $15,000 and suspended from hunting after illegally killing a cow moose in a private hay field.

Timmins Ward 5 Coun. Steve Black wants city staff to look into whether people can be fined for allowing their farm animals to trespass.

Timmins city council is expected to vote Tuesday evening whether to write off $884,628.61 in provincial offences fines that have been deemed unrecoverable.

Two men face drug and weapons charges after a raid on Ginoogaming First Nation seized fentanyl, cocaine, cash and a phone.

Cody Johnson won entertainer of the year, but it was Ella Langley’s night from the start. The first honour of the Academy of Country Music Awards Sunday was for the coveted song of the year, given to Langley for the crossover hit “Choosin’ Texas,” presented to her by Michael Bublé.

Police seized an estimated $9,200 in fentanyl, cocaine, meth and other drugs along with cash and a shotgun, and charged four people after raiding a Brunswick House First Nation home.

Ontario cabinet ministers faced tough questions from municipal leaders during the final day of the annual Federation of Northern Ontario Municipalities conference in Timmins.

Officials with the Timmins Police Service have released crime statistics for the first three months of the year, showing increases in several categories -- including violent crime and drug offences -- compared to the same time period in 2025.