Northwestern Ont. police save bear cub whose head was stuck in a jug
A black bear cub is back in the wild after it got its head stuck in a plastic jug near a landfill in northwestern Ontario.
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A black bear cub is back in the wild after it got its head stuck in a plastic jug near a landfill in northwestern Ontario.
A storm that ripped through areas in Manitoba and Ontario has left behind significant damage.
Two GTA men face drug-trafficking charges after police seized 1.5 kg of cocaine and crack, valued at $282,000, in a Thunder Bay motel and vehicle stop.
One suspect has been charged, and police are looking for others, following multiple incidents of copper wire thefts, Kenora Ontario Provincial Police say.
Police in Thunder Bay are investigating an assault that took place on Canada Day that appears to be motivated by racial bias.
Officers with the Nishnawbe Aski Police Service were busy Canada Day clamping down on drug trafficking into Constance Lake First Nation.
The Solidarity Walk for Kashechewan First Nation will take place July 3 in Niagara Falls from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM beginning at 4835 Victoria Avenue and ending at Niagara Falls City Hall.
Ontario Forest Fires reported two new wildland fires in the northeast region as of Tuesday evening, bringing the total number of active fires in the area to 21.
Canada Day revellers across much of Ontario will be partying in the heat today as high temperatures continue to make the province sizzle.
Police in Thunder Bay have charged six young people aged 14-17 with assault after bear spray attacks earlier this week sent one victim to hospital.
The Anishinabek Police Service's six-month probe into drug trafficking into northern Ontario First Nations has yielded 20 arrests, 78 charges and more than $262,000 in drugs along with cash and weapons.
A 48-year-old man from Thunder Bay has been charged after police in the area received several 911 calls last week about an aggressive and possibly impaired driver.
A Calgary man faces a stunt-driving charge after OPP clocked him at 98 km/h in a 50-zone on Highway 17 in Dryden.
A 29-year-old man from Fort Frances has been charged after a resident called 911 to alert police about a possible impaired driver.
You’ll never have to miss an episode of CTV News Northern Ontario during FIFA World Cup 2026 when CTV broadcasts dozens of games.
Police in Thunder Bay have charged a southern Ontario suspect and seized a large amount of fentanyl with an estimated street value of $380,000.