Around the North

Jonathan Edward Massicotte, convicted of second-degree murder, is accused of disarming a peace officer after hearing the verdict.

Locks want to match early opening of March 22 announced for St. Lawrence Seaway

But the forest firefighters' union, OPSEU, say the field is still plagued with inadequate health and safety training, insufficient equipment and poor compensation for workplace injuries or diseases

Voting for the Kraft Hockeyville grand prize starts at 9 a.m. on Friday, March 29, and closes at 5 p.m. on March 30

Agriculture training program returning Wiikwemkoong members back to their roots

The March break tradition has grown from humble beginnings into the largest hockey tournament for First Nations youth in Ontario

A 76-year-old bystander, a resident of the area who was not involved, suffered a serious head injury and remains in hospital with non-life-threatening injuries

Brian Sweeney says a pilot program adopted by Sault Police as a result of his daughter’s murder is a good first step, but that there are still questions only an inquest can answer

An investigation uncovered other infractions as well.

Province doubles down on Far North roads, infrastructure during PDAC week