2026 Municipal Elections News From Northern Ontario

2026 Municipal Elections

Sudbury city candidate’s signs targeted by vandals

Sudbury city council candidate Karanbir Badesha estimates he has replaced 15 to 20 election signs since the municipal election campaign started not quite two weeks ago.

Candidates come forward to run in Fauquier-Strickland

Ontario threatened to cut off U.S. critical minerals supply. Sudbury isn’t panicking

Sudbury city council under restrictions ahead of municipal election

No candidates step forward in beleaguered northern Ont. township

Embattled North Bay mayor not running for re-election

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Northern Ontario's Top Stories

Greater Sudbury crash claims two young brothers’ lives

Two brothers died following a two-vehicle crash Saturday morning near the Hanmer Valley Shopping Centre in Greater Sudbury. As local police continue their investigation, local businesses and community members are rallying to support the grieving family.

Man guilty of trafficking fentanyl into Sudbury loses deportation fight

OPP investigate fatal ATV crash in Algoma District

Suspended driver charged with stunt driving: OPP

Two GTA men charged, one at large after North Bay drug bust

Canada responds to new U.S. trade measures as Trump signs flurry of executive orders

Manitoulin Island man charged in intimate partner violence case

Man pointed gun during property dispute: OPP

Sault triathlete takes on two world championships in one monthOpens in new window

Sudbury author looks to inspire other womenOpens in new window

Sudbury named among Canada’s best locations for 2026Opens in new window

Two Greater Sudbury stores to fundraise for CTV Lions Children’s Christmas TelethonOpens in new window

In Pictures

Fallen OPP officer honoured with bridge dedication

The Little Current Swing Bridge was dedicated to OPP Const. Marc Hovingh, who was killed in the line of duty in 2020. His bravery was also honoured with a citation for preventing further harm. A ceremony was held Sept. 4, 2026, on Manitoulin Island.

Seven cats rescued from under OPP vehicleOpens in new window

MASHinery, a 'construction playground' for all agesOpens in new window

Collins First Nation burned to ashesOpens in new window

Come From Away hits the stage in SudburyOpens in new window

Sault man faces 18 charges after vehicle thefts, hammer threat: police

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Broom, pole wielded during downtown assault case: Sault police

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Man pointed gun during property dispute: OPP

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CAA on common travel mistakes and smart solutions

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Loving, active & playful 7-year-old dog looking for a home

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Suspended driver charged with stunt driving: OPP

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Former Sudbury CAS board denies charge that it ‘disregarded child safety’

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OPP investigate fatal ATV crash in Algoma District

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Greater Sudbury crash claims two young brothers’ lives

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Proposal would see 247-unit subdivision, restaurant, retail outlet built in Val Therese

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Canada

‘Growing pains’: Embattled B.C. Conservative leader defiant in face of caucus exodus

The wave of recent defectors from the B.C. Conservative Party will ultimately have to answer to the voters who elected them, a defiant Kerry-Lynne Findlay argued Tuesday.