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WATCH: Stories you might have missed

WATCH: Stories you might have missed

A recap of some of the stories making headlines across northern Ontario for Tuesday June 29, 2023
Training program looks to steer more women into trucking

Training program looks to steer more women into trucking

54 women in Ottawa, GTA and southwestern Ontario part of first training cohort
Canada bans testing of cosmetics on animals, in line with dozens of other countries

Canada bans testing of cosmetics on animals, in line with dozens of other countries

The amendments to the Food and Drug Act were included in this year's budget, and will come into effect in December, Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos said at a press conference in Toronto on Tuesday celebrating the change
Police stop commercial vehicle using duct tape on suspension

Police stop commercial vehicle using duct tape on suspension

Vehicle stopped in Thornbury was also missing a few lug nuts and the studs, driver faces multiple charges
Integrity commissioner asks MPPs to tighten up conflict-of-interest and gift rules

Integrity commissioner asks MPPs to tighten up conflict-of-interest and gift rules

Commissioner J. David Wake's request came in his annual report for 2022-23, which encapsulated the height of the stag-and-doe drama
WATCH: Stories you might have missed

WATCH: Stories you might have missed

A recap of some of the stories making headlines across northern Ontario for Tuesday June 28, 2023
Forest fire centre declares 2023 already worst year ever for Canadian wildfires

Forest fire centre declares 2023 already worst year ever for Canadian wildfires

The Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre reported Monday afternoon that 76,129 square kilometres of forest and other land has burned since Jan. 1
Mining companies betting on autonomous technology to make dangerous jobs safer

Mining companies betting on autonomous technology to make dangerous jobs safer

The global mining industry has come a long way since the days when coal-blackened miners would carry a bird underground with them  in hopes its distress would alert them to the presence of toxic gases
New provincial rules target 'floating accommodations'

New provincial rules target 'floating accommodations'

'We heard a number of concerns about the use of floating accommodations on Ontario’s waterways, including their potential effects on the environment as well as concerns about safety'
WATCH: Stories you might have missed

WATCH: Stories you might have missed

A recap of some of the stories making headline across northern Ontario for Monday June 27, 2023