Northwestern Ontario

A 25-year-old Weagamow First Nation man has been charged with second-degree murder in the death of a youth brought to the community nursing station Oct. 23. He was previously charged with firearm offences.

Thunder Bay police charged two people after more than $150,000 in cocaine and cash were seized by officers executing a search warrant.

Thunder Bay police are asking the public for assistance after an assault Nov. 3 that left one person hospitalized with serious injuries.

Three suspects, ages 17, 19 and 34, all from southern Ontario, are facing numerous drug and weapons charges following an operation by Ontario Provincial Police last week in Thunder Bay.

A 16-year-old ATV driver has been charged with impaired following a fatal collision involving a pedestrian late last month in Pikangikum First Nation.

Police charged three men, including a 65-year-old Thunder Bay man, with trafficking fentanyl Wednesday.

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Two men face drug trafficking and proceeds of crime charges after Nishnawbe Aski Police Service seized nearly $170,000 in Oxycodone pills and cocaine, along with more than $25,000 in cash, following searches in Thunder Bay and Shuniah, Ont.

Ontario Provincial Police, conducting radar enforcement on Highway 17 in White River, say officers stopped a vehicle travelling 105 km/h in a posted 60 km/h zone on Highwy 17.

Thunder Bay Police say a 35-year-old Kenora women faces impaired and dangerous driving charges after driving erratically Monday.

Three people have been charged with stunt driving after officers from the Nipigon and Schreiber detachments of the Ontario Provincial Police stopped three drivers within 59 minutes.

Ontario Provincial Police charged a 63-year-old man from Moosonee with impaired driving after receiving a traffic complaint.

The family of a northern Ontario First Nation woman who died after she couldn't get to crucial medical appointments following open-heart surgery has asked provincial police to investigate her death.

Greater Sudbury police say two men from southern Ontario have been charged with targeting youth online following an investigation that began in March.

Ontario Provincial Police say a search warrant was used by officers at a Harkness Street address in Nipigon Oct. 29 which led to charges against a man and a woman.