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Snow is still on the ground — why are Ontario’s best campsites already booked?

Snow is still on the ground — why are Ontario’s best campsites already booked?

One expert says B.C. has 'effectively remedied' a loophole that, in Ontario, lets savvy campers snag provincial campsites early
Load restrictions on city streets start next week

Load restrictions on city streets start next week

The restrictions take effect to help protect roads during the spring thaw
Weekly pool league players get to socialize, have a blast

Weekly pool league players get to socialize, have a blast

The team spirit is crucial, a player said
Two charged after rifles and $25K worth of drugs were seized in apartment search

Two charged after rifles and $25K worth of drugs were seized in apartment search

Police Chief Hugh Stevenson says one of the accused has a 'well-documented history of possessing firearms and ammunition'
Police seize over $16K in drugs during Garden River First Nation bust

Police seize over $16K in drugs during Garden River First Nation bust

Police say they executed the warrant on March 12 at around 12:45 p.m. at a residence on Megezee Street
Man charged with 58 offences after having a concealed gun, spraying bear mace at someone

Man charged with 58 offences after having a concealed gun, spraying bear mace at someone

On March 12, officers attended the Algoma Treatment and Remand Centre and arrested him
'There's always joy in getting to compete': Sault skier heading to Nordiq Canada Ski Nationals

'There's always joy in getting to compete': Sault skier heading to Nordiq Canada Ski Nationals

‘I love racing,’ says Superior Heights student
Former director sues Thessalon First Nation for wrongful dismissal

Former director sues Thessalon First Nation for wrongful dismissal

Lesley Boulrice is seeking more than $477,000 in damages, alleging the First Nation breached its contract after terminating her last year
Algoma Steel foresees challenges, opportunity from trade war as it works to cut costs

Algoma Steel foresees challenges, opportunity from trade war as it works to cut costs

Ottawa says it will prioritize investments in projects that primarily use Canadian steel and aluminum as part of its response to the 25 per cent tariffs on American imports of those materials levied by U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday
Knife thrown at assault victim: police

Knife thrown at assault victim: police

Police say the incident happened early Tuesday