Timmins

A gravel section of Norman Street in Timmins, Ont., which runs along the Mattagami River in front of Cedar Meadows Resort & Spa, is currently riddled with potholes – some measuring five inches deep.

A man wanted for a fatal shooting in Timmins late last year has been arrested in Ajax, Ont.

DrinkSmart, a student-led initiative operated by Smart Serve Ontario, has shared survey results showing that financial concerns are the biggest source of post-secondary student stress in northern Ontario.

With heavy snow pack and rising temperatures, voluntary evacuations have begun in Moose Cree First Nation in northeastern Ontario near Cochrane.

The race for mayor in Timmins is beginning to take shape, with two candidates confirming to CTV News they plan to run in the October municipal election.

The speed limit on a key 9.1-kilometre stretch of road between Timmins and Iroquois Falls has been cut to 50 km/h from 80 until further notice due to deteriorating asphalt.

Aileen Wright English Catholic School in Cochrane, Ont., is closed for at least a week after partial roof collapse from heavy snow.

Families of victims of tragedies that have occurred on highways 11 and 17 were in Toronto on Monday to demand improved road safety, including winter maintenance and road-twinning.

Timmins has temporarily reduced part of Highway 67’s speed limit from 80 km/h to 50 km/h due to deteriorating asphalt.

More than 80 exhibitors spent Friday setting up for two days of entertaining people with cosplay, vendors and television stars such as Lou Ferrigno (Incredible Hulk) and Erica Durance (Smallville), as part of Timmins Con.

With the arrival of spring, hungry hibernating bears are emerging from their dens looking to fill their empty stomachs. The Ministry of Natural Resources and Ontario Provincial Police are issuing reminders on how to prevent bear encounters.

The return of passenger rail service connecting northern Ontario to the south took another step forward Thursday as the Northlander began full testing of the routes and all systems needed before the trains are relaunched.

A suspended B.C. driver has been charged after OPP found a commercial vehicle in a ditch along Highway 11.

Three months after a water crisis forced them from their homes, residents of Kashechewan First Nation are being told they won’t be going back anytime soon.

The Timmins Police Service welcomed Lou Ferrigno for a special visit on April 8, 2026. During his time, Mr. Ferrigno toured the local facility, met with members and was recognized as an Honorary Ambassador for the Timmins Police Service; a symbolic gesture in appreciation of his longstanding support for law enforcement and first responders.