r/northernontario

OPP seek public help after a male suspect exited a vehicle, grabbed a student by the hand and tried to pull her toward it in northwestern Ontario.

I've been living in Toronto for most of my adult life, and I've lived a few other places too, but I feel as a get older the thought of heading back up north is really tugging at me.

I work in a creative field so if I up and left Toronto I'd have to find new work in a whole new field and make peace with the transition from big city to smaller city and/or smalltown life.

Is anyone else in the same boat? What's keeping you from making the jump? If you've already made the move back, are you happy with the choice you made? Do you feel satisfied?

Hello Reddit!

I’m 20F, living in one of those small towns on highway 11 between Huntsville and North bay.

I’ve lived here for just over a year and haven’t met one person around my age in this area. It’s extremely isolating. I thought there would at least be some sort of community programs or something. But no, unless you’re 40 or older, it’s destitute.

I’m calling out to the void, if there’s anyone out there, send me a message.

Info about myself: University student (mostly remotely due to work), I love the life is strange games, kayaking, sitcoms, bars, parties, 420 and alc friendly, I have a cat and a dog (they need friends too). I can be very silly, very serious, and I love a good debate or intellectual conversation.

Ontario Provincial Police have charged two more people, a 27-year-old man and a 19-year-old man, both from Ennismore, following an April shooting at an Elliot Lake apartment complex.