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VIDEO: This classic made-in-Ontario hockey movie is getting a reboot

VIDEO: This classic made-in-Ontario hockey movie is getting a reboot

Tonight on 'Closer Look': Forget all the negative headlines for a few minutes — because the 1980s movie Youngblood is being remade, with a little help from the OHL's Barrie Colts
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Mega snow blowers help Orillia 'amp up' efforts to clear roads

Mega snow blowers help Orillia 'amp up' efforts to clear roads

'We really are at the point where we have to... increase our snow removal we are removing across the city. Snow storage has become a problem,' said city official
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Paint night to raise funds for Therapeutic Ride Algoma

Paint night to raise funds for Therapeutic Ride Algoma

Event takes place on Feb. 21 at the Sault Ste. Marie Musem
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Sault’s Greig Nori, Sum 41’s Deryck Whibley follow through on threats to sue each other

Sault’s Greig Nori, Sum 41’s Deryck Whibley follow through on threats to sue each other

Statements of claim have now been filed by both parties, vehemently disputing each other's accounts of their previous sexual relationship
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OUA Nordic ski championships coming to Hiawatha Highlands

OUA Nordic ski championships coming to Hiawatha Highlands

Eleven schools are taking part in the four-day meet, which gets underway Thursday
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Women's Success Luncheon will celebrate International Women's Day

Women's Success Luncheon will celebrate International Women's Day

The event will feature keynote speakers Laura and Dave Moreno as well as a panel discussion
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Afternoon crash slows traffic on Lake Street

Afternoon crash slows traffic on Lake Street

It's unclear if there were any injuries or if anyone was charged
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Two-thirds of Soo schools lagging behind provincial average: Fraser Institute

Two-thirds of Soo schools lagging behind provincial average: Fraser Institute

The report cards ranked 746 secondary schools and 3,021 elementary schools across the province for the 2022/2023 academic year, based on results obtained through province-wide test results
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TRILLIUM TALK: What you say on social media lasts forever

TRILLIUM TALK: What you say on social media lasts forever

Every weekday during the Ontario election campaign, one of our legislative reporters from The Trillium will break down all the big developments you need to know about
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U of G prof helping preserve climate change data from Trump-scrubbing

U of G prof helping preserve climate change data from Trump-scrubbing

Eric Nost has helped the Environmental Data Governance Initiative preserve at least 60 environment-and-climate-change-related data sets from being deleted by the current United States government
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