Around the North

The program for northern Ontario artists, arts organizations, and collectives aims to promote artistic work and develop relationships with arts presenters in Ontario, Canada, and abroad

GORE BAY—Life for seven-year-old Maxim Bell, who was diagnosed with cerebral palsy and a seizure disorder at 14 months, and his family hasn’t been easy, but a ray of sunshine shone through last week when the Starlight Children’s Fou

Thunder Bay city council hears presentation on using drone technology to help monitor rivers

Students relieved to be back in class, but face daunting catch-up in condensed academic year; some students may even quit college

The book by Guelph-based author Robert Munch has sold more than 10 million copies and has been translated into dozens of languages

As of Nov. 20, students who have quit their post-secondary education due to the strike can get full tuition refunds. Those who waited for answers can apply for up to $500 in financial aid

The complainant claimed the officers had pushed him down the stairs, while attending officers stated he slipped and fell

Two American anglers have been fined $3,000 each and suspended from fishing in Ontario for two years after 24 walleye over the legal limit were found in their possession on Lake of the Woods.

Jennifer Green speaks at the Guelph Chamber of Commerce annual Inspirational Women luncheon

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