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Last Updated: Wednesday, May 16, 2012 | 4:51 PM ET
Hydro bills revamped as smart meters turn on
Hydro bills revamped as smart meters turn on
Sudbury Hydro customers will start to pay different prices for electricity depending on when they use it, as the smart meters installed over the last two years come online. more »
Related: Ontario doesn't know if 'smart meters' are working
Related: Ontario electricity rates going up
2 more Sudbury fires follow teen's arrest on arson charge
Two more suspicious fires were reported in Sudbury on Tuesday, hours after the arrest of a youth in connection with a rash of fires earlier in the week. more »
Discord over NW Ont. mine was avoidable, lawyer says
A U.S. mining company seeking to invest $3.3 billion in Northern Ontario has waded into the latest front in a countrywide battle over environmental issues and aboriginal rights, a mining consultant says. more »
OPP vows huge Victoria Day weekend road blitz
The Ontario Provincial Police says it will use "all available resources" this weekend to crack down on dangerous behaviour on highways, waterways and trails. more »
Tornado warnings lifted in Northern Ontario
Environment Canada has ended tornado warnings it issued early Tuesday evening for a wide area around Timmins and Kapuskasing. more »
Group urges Ontario doctors to work out of province
The Coalition of Family Physicians and Specialists of Ontario is warning doctors they may want to look elsewhere to practise medicine. more »
SIN cards headed for scrap heap Video
The federal government is phasing out Social Insurance Number cards starting in 2014 to save money and cut down on the risk of them being used in identity theft. more »
Top court hears workplace-computer privacy case
The Supreme Court of Canada is examining the case of a Sudbury, Ont., high school teacher who was charged with possessing child pornography after sexually explicit photos were found on a school-issued laptop he was using. more »
Ontario accused of breaking the law on mining project
Lawyers for the Neskantaga First Nation say the province may have broken the law by signing deals with an international mining company Cliffs Natural Resources before consulting First Nations. more »
Canada's butterfly migration is largest on record
Butterflies have migrated across Eastern Canada this spring in unprecedented numbers, reflecting the warm winter throughout North America and raising alarm bells about what it might mean for other species. more »
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