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Ontario reports 241 COVID patients in ICU, 20 more deaths

Ontario reports 241 COVID patients in ICU, 20 more deaths

132 patients are on ventilators
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WATCH: Ford dodges questions about mask mandates

WATCH: Ford dodges questions about mask mandates

Province is expected to ease mask mandates on March 21
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Two transports going the same way collide on Highway 11 near Temagami

Two transports going the same way collide on Highway 11 near Temagami

Investigation revealed that a commercial motor vehicle was southbound on Highway 11 and the second was travelling in the same direction when the collision occurred
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COVID-19: Ford to speak at 10 a.m. as reports say province to drop most mask mandates on March 21

COVID-19: Ford to speak at 10 a.m. as reports say province to drop most mask mandates on March 21

Ontario's top doctor has said in recent weeks that mask mandates will be lifted in the province by the end of this month if public health trends continue
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Good morning, Timmins!

Good morning, Timmins!

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices
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'We can't let our guard down': First Nations in Ontario face COVID outbreaks

'We can't let our guard down': First Nations in Ontario face COVID outbreaks

Attawapiskat and Kashechewan have also seen a spike in infections in recent weeks
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Adrian Sutherland earns first-ever Juno nomination

Adrian Sutherland earns first-ever Juno nomination

The Attawapiskat musician received the nod for Contemporary Indigenous Artist or Group of the Year
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Moose Factory search warrant results in multiple charges

Moose Factory search warrant results in multiple charges

'Large quantity' of suspected fentanyl, oxycodone and cocaine seized, say police
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Another jump at the pumps in Timmins

Another jump at the pumps in Timmins

Gas prices up to 199.9, though some stations are still selling for less
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Ontario workplaces advised to get Naloxone kits as part of new health and safety law

Ontario workplaces advised to get Naloxone kits as part of new health and safety law

Naloxone can be used to temporarily reverse the effects of an opioid overdose
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