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OPP seek public help identifying a break-in suspect caught on video in Armstrong, Ont., and warn residents in the community and surrounding areas to stay out of restricted zones as wildfire evacuation orders remain in effect.
A 30-year-old woman whose licence was already suspended is facing more legal trouble after police received a report last week of a sleeping driver on Highway 11 in northwestern Ontario.
Two suspects – one from the U.S. and the other from southern Ontario – have been charged with stunt driving in the last four days in northwestern Ontario.
Police in Thunder Bay have arrested 65-year-old Anthony Frizzell, who escaped from a local correctional centre on July 24. He was captured about nine-and-a-half hours after his escape was announced.
There are 177 active wildfires still burning in Ontario, but the Ministry of Natural Resources has reported no new blaze in the last 24 hours.
First Nation chiefs and community members are highlighting the dangers that follow evacuees after they have fled northern Ontario wildfires, as they say those sheltering in Toronto hotels are facing elevated safety risks linked to drugs, alcohol and human trafficking.
A Thunder Bay man has been charged with impaired driving following a single-vehicle crash July 18 on Highway 11-17 in northwestern Ontario.
Seven people from across northern Ontario are among 63 suspects who have been charged in a coordinated crackdown on child sex abuse and exploitation in the province.
Ontario reported 180 active wildfires and seven new blazes on Thursday. Aerial photos show scorched debris at Collins First Nation. Indigenous leaders are demanding a public inquiry into the provincial response to the crisis, while Premier Doug Ford defended his government's efforts.
Aerial photographs taken above Namaygoosisagagun First Nation show the devastation wrought by a fast-moving wildfire that forced residents to flee last week as flames closed in on their northern Ontario community.
Ontario First Nations chiefs are demanding a public inquiry into the province's wildfire response, given what they called delayed evacuations, poor communication and widespread destruction of their communities.
More than 1,800 flee northern Ontario wildfires, but a provincial shelter in Thunder Bay sits vacant as evacuees choose hotels over cots at the ready arena.
Ontario Provincial Police say two more people have died as a result of a two-vehicle collision last week on Highway 17 west of Marathon, bringing the total to three people killed in the crash.
A Thunder Bay Police Service major crime unit investigation has resulted in second-degree murder charges for two men.
Wildfires raging in northern Ontario appear to have pushed the province to its worst wildfire season on record.
A 19-year-old Thunder Bay man faces impaired driving, open liquor and speeding charges after an OPP traffic stop on Highway 11/17 last week.
