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Price of a 24-pack of beer could increase up to $5 due to tariffs, says northern Ontario craft brewer
The cost of a 24-pack of beer could increase $3 to $5 because of 25 per cent tariffs on aluminum exported to the United States, according to a craft brewery in northern Ontario.
How a 'simple structure' in Elliot Lake, Ont., is raising questions about buying Canadian
Plans to build a new shade structure at a waterfront park in Elliot Lake, Ont., were made more complicated by the ongoing trade war between Canada and the United States.
Federal Conservative candidate in Nipissing-Timiskaming steps down
Cassidy Villeneuve, the Conservative candidate in Nipissing-Timiskaming in northern Ontario, has stepped down.
Ontario's mining sector caught up in tariff uncertainty
Ontario’s mining industry association says it’s unclear whether the latest 30-day reprieve on U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods will apply to the province’s minerals.
The effects of a train derailment in northern Ontario linger on 10 years later
On March 7, 2015, a CN oil train crashed near the small northeastern Ontario town of Gogama. Ten years later residents say they still feel the impact.
Tariffs arrive when the pulp and paper business is already in a 'difficult place,' says CEO
The CEO of the pulp and paper mill in Kapuskasing, Ont., says he was not surprised but is disappointed by U.S. tariffs that are expected to have a big impact on Canada’s forestry sector.
Tariffs offer a silver lining to Sudbury home owners, real estate agent says
A real estate agent in Sudbury, Ont., says American tariffs on Canadian goods aren’t all bad if you’re looking to sell your home.
2 northern Ontario races remain too close to call the day after the Ontario election
A day after the Ontario election, there remains some uncertainty around two northern Ontario ridings.
PCs gain at least one seat in northeastern Ontario
Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives are projected to win a third straight majority, but results are more mixed in northeastern Ontario.
Advocate concern is expressed about this winter election possibly deterring some from voting
A winter election could pose some issues for people who have limited mobility, according to the co-chair with the Coalition for a Liveable Sudbury.