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OPP pauses Crime Stoppers

Police agencies across Canada have already taken similar steps. 

Haileybury School of Mines gets financial support from RBC

"Real change happens when we work hand-in-hand with community organizations that have the insight, ideas and means to drive progress." 

Kap History – Separate School Board dealing with rapid enrolment increase in 1965

Student enrolment in 1965 was approaching 2,300.

Several Highway 11 corridor communities join Hearst in electing new mayors

Two incumbents return to their posts as mayor in the area.

Two term councillor Gaetan Baillargeon elected as the new mayor of Hearst

Baillargeon beats incumbent Roger Sigouin by 50 votes.

Municipal Election 2026 Live Result Updates

The latest updates on poll results for the 2026 Municipal Election

FEDNOR kicks money in to regional economic development activities

The federal economic development agency for Northern Ontario is boosting activity by contributing $4,907,925 to hire and retain economic development officers for 17 regional offices. 

Timmins Square looking ahead to next 50 years

You might have one of those "I remember when..." moments, when you hear that Timmins Square is celebrating its 50th anniversary.

Pirie welcomes federal investment in Northern Ontario industries

"It speaks volumes to the premier's and our government's belief in the future of Northern Ontario," Pirie remarks, "and how crucial it is to support our specific industries that are affected by tariffs." 

River Heights area in Kapuskasing power outage on Thursday Oct. 29

Northern Ontario Wires Inc says outage is necessary for maintenance and upgrading.

NEOFACS recruiting foster families

Right now, NEOFACS has 30 foster homes in our region, accounting for about 110 kids and youth in care. 
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