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Speakers at the 40th annual Day of Mourning ceremonies in Sudbury focused on recommitting to occupational health and safety, and fighting to ensure a safe future

Films from around the world and around Northern Ontario had their chance to shine at the eighth and largest edition of the documentary film festival

A sold-out Sudbury standard, held at the Beef ‘n’ Bird, helped the Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation donate $6,373 to the Sudbury Women’s Centre

The Five next meet with the Windsor Express at 2 p.m. April 28

If you’re near the water’s edge as spring is dawning, you might hear it singing.  It sounds much better than his barking or his mom’s attempts to sing, Finn says

Every Sunday morning, we chat with one of our Queen's Park reporters from The Trillium. For a change, we're going to share the team's top-notch political podcast instead

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices

Large hail up to toonie size possible with as much as 50 mm of rain within an hour

In 2nd budget following CCAA exit, Laurentian projects a small $500K surplus for 2024-2025, enrolment growth despite an international student cap, plans more hiring and expects to finally sell land to the province to pay out its creditors

The scholarships aim to encourage the future workforce in construction engineering (civil and mining), welding, industrial mechanics, heavy machinery mechanics, and electrical and electronic engineering