Carl Clutchey

Community support for a Kakabeka Falls family who suffered an "unimaginable" loss when their house burned to the ground on the weekend continues to pour in. As of mid-afternoon on

Northern Ontario farmers are being asked this summer to take part in a soil-sampling study to help researchers have a better handle on a disease known to kill canola plants and reduce crop yields.

Plans to bump up speed limits on the majority of Ontario's major highways by the fall don't appear to include well-travelled routes in Northwestern Ontario, but there doesn't seem to

Conmee's mayor and fire chief are advising the community that emergency responses may sometimes be "limited" due to an ongoing shortage of volunteers, as well as those qualified to serve

Provincial police on Friday released a photo of a sport utility vehicle (SUV) that showed the presence of a 58-year-old Gull Bay First Nation man who has been missing since last fall.

In the 65 years that she's lived in Armstrong, Diane Laybourne has never had to be evacuated from her home town due to a raging wildfire — until late on

Gillies Township ratepayers should find out near the end of the month what their property taxes will look like this year, though the municipality lags behind other rural Thunder Bay-area

As bad as the fallout from wildfires has been this week in much of Northwestern Ontario — including forcing several community evacuations — the statistical overview suggests it may not

The constant stench and grittiness of wildfire smoke isn't just hard on people — farm animals don't like it either. "They can lose their appetite and (with dairy cows) that

As numerous wildfires in the Thunder Bay district rage on, volunteer firefighters who have been battling the smoke and flames on the front lines for several days may be reaching