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Matheson-area Indigenous resource company rebrands

Matheson-area Indigenous resource company rebrands

It's to reflect the community's name change
Poll: Three-quarters are wary about digital privacy

Poll: Three-quarters are wary about digital privacy

Our electronic devices are convenient and at this point nearly universal. But we have reason, as shown by a very long string of nasty surprises, to be wary about what information they're sharing about us and with whom
BACK ROADS BILL: Rocks, vistas and spirituality

BACK ROADS BILL: Rocks, vistas and spirituality

This week, Bill interviews a keeper of knowledge to learn more about the spirituality of rocks
After its 12th six-month stay, is the suit against tobacco companies going anywhere?

After its 12th six-month stay, is the suit against tobacco companies going anywhere?

Ontario is seeking $330 billion to cover the cost of tobacco-related health care in the past, and anticipated in the future
'His spirit lives on': Father Les Costello statue back at the Mac

'His spirit lives on': Father Les Costello statue back at the Mac

After being broken last year, it took a team effort — with many Maple Leafs connections — to replace a statue for the iconic hockey player and priest
Good morning, Timmins!

Good morning, Timmins!

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices
Service dog removed from Ontario home because it got too fat

Service dog removed from Ontario home because it got too fat

The Ontario Human Rights Tribunal says National Service Dogs did not discriminate when it removed the dog from a home where it was a companion animal to an autistic girl
'Kirkland Lake shines under pressure': Staff steps up in wake of ongoing flooding

'Kirkland Lake shines under pressure': Staff steps up in wake of ongoing flooding

'Having to make the choice between the town and my house, it would have been a very hard decision. And I know some staff had to do it,' says councillor
Timmins pilot project has public works staff picking up needles, syringes

Timmins pilot project has public works staff picking up needles, syringes

It launches on May 1
One of the world’s best-unsolved crime stories started in the North

One of the world’s best-unsolved crime stories started in the North

Sir Harry Oakes was murdered in 1943 and his story is still talked about today