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Noront Resources Ltd. today reaffirmed plans for development of its Eagle's Nest nickel-copper-platinum group metals mine in the Northern Ontario Ring of Fire .

Crime Stoppers and the Timmins Police Service need the help of the public to identify a suspect that broke into a residence in the south, central area of the city of Timmins.

QUEEN’S PARK – Today in the legislature, MPPs debated New Democrat Sarah Campbell ’s Private Member’s Bill, the ‘Energy Consumer Protection Amendment Act,’ which would ban fixed-rate electricity contracts for residential customers, but would not affe

Small Voices, Big Dreams Small Voices, Big Dreams is an international survey released today of almost 6,500 children, including 400 Canadian participants. Christian Children’s Fund of Canada led the Canadian survey component.

(SOUTH PORCUPINE) – An officer with the South Porcupine Ontario Provincial Police has charged a Timmins man with Driving Under Suspension stemming from a routine traffic stop on November 18 th , 2013.

Montana's Cookhouse, Rose Boulianne-Roy and her team answered the challenge during the TADH Foundation's "Dining for a Cause" with a cheque presentation of $720 to Patricia Gaudreau, Assistant Executive Director at Timmins & District Hospital Fou

QUEEN’S PARK – Algoma-Manitoulin MPP Michael Mantha says an Ontario Hydro plan to force snowmobile clubs to pay for access to hydro corridors is a cash grab that threatens the existence of community not-for-profit clubs across the province.

QUEEN'S PARK - NDP Northern Development and Mines Critic Michael Mantha says years of Liberal mismanagement of Northern resources are to blame for tonight's announcement that Cliffs Natural Resources will be indefinitely suspending operations in the

The Timmins Youth Organization (Y.O.), in partnership with the Porcupine Health Unit, is hosting a PhotoVoice exhibit. “Photovoice” is any creative form that tells a story prompted by photographs or that uses photography as a medium for a story.

Over 100 people have the knowledge to potentially save a live after the training they received from the Heart and Stroke Foundation at the Timmins Native Friendship Centre last Saturday.