Around the North

‘It was unbelievable’: At 36, Algoma Steel employee Andy Haidar conquered world’s biggest marathon less than two years after he began taking running seriously

Funding will create jobs that will help mines discover materials needed for electric vehicles.

Use of xenon gas in MRI scans offers earlier and more precise detection of cancers and brain disease.

Michael Lajoie took it upon himself to 'punish' students for alleged plagiarism — kicking them in the buttocks and, in one instance, hitting a student with a wooden stick 20 times

Family members of three Indigenous people who died in the city of Thunder Bay say there is a lack of communication from the Thunder Bay Police Service on the investigations and join calls by First Nation leaders to disband the police service and board.

Anishnawbe Business Professional Association wants values-based, politics-free program that achieves reconciliation

Proposed amendment to disbursement agreement would see money set aside for language programming in Robinson Huron Treaty territory

In newly filed lawsuit, Sault College and its president claim they were defamed by John Tibbits in a fiery back-and-forth over international student cap earlier this year

Village Media has produced a mini documentary about the health care crisis in the north, which has forced emergency rooms to close and left thousands of patients in limbo

'It just rips your heart out,' Premier Doug Ford says of conversation with Brian Sweeney, adding his government will 'dig deep' and 'add some teeth' to an NDP bill asking for intimate partner violence to be declared an epidemic