Timmins

Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit is seeking witnesses to the arrest of a 26-year-old man earlier this week that left a suspect with serious injuries.

OPP charged a man with stunt driving after they say officers observed his rental car travelling at 185 km/h in a 90 zone on Highway 17.

Staffing remains a challenge for the Timmins Police Service, but officials said efforts are underway to fill more than a dozen vacancies and strengthen recruitment.

The need for seniors housing in the Cochrane District has never been clearer. A 28-unit expansion at Cadence Residence in Cochrane has already opened and is fully leased -- with a waiting list that continues to grow.

An 18-year-old accused of killing an Ontario Provincial Police officer in Hearst, Ont., earlier this month made his first court appearance Wednesday morning by video.

Timmins High and Vocational School students are leaving their mark at the Legion office, where window bars featuring a poppy-themed design have been installed at Royal Canadian Legion Branch 88.

An incident in Timmins in January that began as an intimate partner violence call ended with two people being tased and a woman getting a concussion after being punched in the head.

Voters in Timmins will have an additional choice to make in October’s municipal election: whether the city should change the way it elects city councillors.

The Cochrane District Services Board broke ground on a $2.9 million project to convert four tax-arrears properties into eight affordable housing units in Timmins.

A North York man faces 13 charges after OPP seized more than $276,000 in suspected drugs along with cash and a replica handgun, during a traffic stop earlier this month.

A Georgian College student on his third day with the MNR rescued a newborn moose calf abandoned near Englehart.

The TD Summer Reading Club launches Saturday in Timmins, offering prizes and activities to curb summer learning loss. The award-winning library program, which earned national top honours, uses reading minutes and incentives to keep children engaged during the break.

Residents of a northern Ontario First Nation are returning to their homes as fire crews have declared a wildfire south of Timmins to be under control.

Timmins police edged out firefighters by two seconds to win the second annual Big Red Pull, raising over $18,000—double last year's total—for United Way.

Ground has broken on a new motel in Black River-Matheson—the first in generations—boosting hopes for local events, new businesses and stemming the town's population decline.