Most Recent in Northeastern
Published On: June 11, 2020
TVO.org is speaking to activists across Ontario to find out what's happening in their communities — and how they're fighting injustice. Today, we interview TiCarra Paquet and Liam Cousineau, who helped organize the June 3 march in Sudbury.
Published On: May 29, 2020
Sudbury YMCA helps keep people connected to loved ones and vital government supports during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Published On: May 25, 2020
After libraries and other service providers shut down, Sudbury’s homeless population lacked access to various amenities. So the YMCA stepped in.
Published On: May 08, 2020
Across the province, Indigenous groups are setting up assessment centres to fill what they call a gap in the health-care system.
Published On: April 27, 2020
Each spring, the remote First Nation faces the risk of flooding and evacuation. This year, the coronavirus is making matters even more complicated.
Published On: April 24, 2020
How will northern Ontario cities dig out of debt after the COVID-19 pandemic ends?
Published On: April 24, 2020
COVID-19 has brought massive and unexpected costs — and communities in the north are trying to brace for them.
Published On: April 02, 2020
COVID-19 is prompting many city-dwellers to self-isolate at the cottage. That has locals concerned about whether the health-care system can take the strain.
Published On: March 31, 2020
For those who live in small and rural communities in Ontario, giving birth can mean travelling many hours from your home. The coronavirus is adding a whole new set of concerns.
Published On: March 20, 2020
Northeastern Ontario Hub journalist Nick Dunne talks to Steve Paikin about specific challenges Ontario's northern communities face with COVID-19.
Published On: March 20, 2020
Moose Cree, a community of 1,400 near the southern end of James Bay, hasn’t had a case of the coronavirus yet — and it plans to keep it that way.
Published On: March 19, 2020
Travel restrictions. Family members far away. During the COVID-19 outbreak, international students across the province are facing difficult choices.
Published On: March 16, 2020
The city reported its first case of the novel coronavirus last week and a second case on Sunday. Here’s what we know about Sudbury’s response.
Published On: March 12, 2020
A new bestseller, snowshoes, a fishing rod — just some of the things you can check out at the Greater Sudbury Library.
Published On: February 27, 2020
A new health centre in Timmins is offering its services in French — and aims to be “a gathering place” for the francophone community.
Published On: February 10, 2020
This month, several Anishinabek nations are voting on what could be one of the largest self-governance agreements in Canada. So what does that mean?
Published On: February 04, 2020
Two years ago, Joey Knapaysweet and Agnes Sutherland died in police custody, and the city was forced to reckon with its “pervasive” anti-Indigenous racism. TVO.org looks at what has changed — and what hasn’t.
Published On: January 16, 2020
St. Joseph Island is the province’s leading regional producer of maple syrup — but extreme weather poses new risks to the industry.