Lydia Chubak is a journalist based in Timmins, Canada, and writes for CTV News Northern Ontario. She covers a variety of local news stories, including politics, community outreach, labor issues, city initiatives, and cultural events. Lydia is dedicated to providing accurate and informative reporting that highlights the unique aspects of the Timmins region.
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Lydia Chubak primarily covers local news in Timmins, Canada. She focuses on government announcements and politics, with a significant emphasis on crime-related topics.
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By: Lydia Chubak
The mining supply and service sector had an opportunity to learn about new projects in Timmins on Thursday.
The Timmins Police Service Board has passed its 2025 budget and is seeking Timmins city council's approval.
By: Lydia Chubak
Northern Ontario doctors are calling on the province to immediately address an acute doctor shortage in northern Ontario.
Timmins city council held its final meeting of 2024 this week and part of the discussion included potential changes to the number of councillors voters elect.
Timmins police said they've noticed an increase in the number of break-ins throughout the city.
As CTV News reported earlier this month, the City of Timmins is taking back control of complaints from the public about animals.
For the first time, Beaverhouse First Nation in Kirkland Lake has signed an agreement with a mining company.
The Cochrane District Services Board has finalized the purchase of a former hotel in Timmins, where a proposed wellness hub would be located.
Recent criminal activity in Timmins -- including two shootings and a rash of break-and-enters -- have raised concern among business owners.
By: Lydia Chubak
Schumacher volunteer firefighters have carried on a tradition in honour of the community's namesake: Frederick William Schumacher.
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