Around the North

The steelmaker's last remaining blast furnace received its final charge on Saturday

Only a few hundred people remain in a northern Ontario First Nation community after failures of local water supply and sewage systems forced many to evacuate their homes.

A timeline isn't given for the relaunch, but it looks as though people who've been craving the nostalgic ginger ale could soon sip one

When coke ovens near Pittsburgh closed in 2016, there were large, immediate drops in emergency department visits

The Greenstone fire department and OPP responded to the incident Tuesday morning.

The Kenora-Rainy River MPP says Ontario “has not ruled out” some short-term help that would benefit airlines that fly regionally.

Despite international sanctions and economic hurdles, Canada's fur trade is finding resilience through diversification and a growing base of younger consumers who value natural products

A woman has been charged after police say an assault occurred on an airplane in northwest Ontario

First-of-its-kind program from Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada open to non-Indigenous tourism businesses, organizations

The future of local representation in Ontario's public education system is under threat, as the government considers removing elected school board officials—a move sparking widespread concern