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Members of the Fram family and Project Dance visited Health Sciences North Foundation to present a cheque for $1,000 for Health Sciences North’s North Eastern Ontario Centre for Kids (NEO Kids).

More than six months after the vote was held, the Ontario Provincial Police still hasn't determined whether charges will be laid in connection with the Sudbury byelection scandal. OPP Det.-Supt.

The annual Perseid meteor shower peaks this week and tonight promises to be a good time to watch.

If you’re attending the Amazing Race Canada Community Viewing Party tonight at Science North, take note: The city is offering a free shuttle service to the science centre grounds tonight.

Housing starts in Greater Sudbury were trending at 192 units in July compared to 175 units in June according to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC).

Anticipation is pretty high to see Greater Sudbury immortalized on one of the country’s most popular TV shows — the Amazing Race Canada episode featuring the Nickel City airs tonight on CTV at 9 p.m. You could watch it at home, we suppose.

Dairy Queen hosts its annual Miracle Treat Day tomorrow! That means all proceeds from Blizzard ice cream treats will be donated to Children’s Miracle Network member hospitals.

The City of Greater Sudbury hopes a new bylaw can streamline the process for film productions applying for shooting permits around town. The city has a bylaw in place for film indusry permits, but it dates back to 2005.

Around a third of all bear-related calls to the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF) this summer have come from Greater Sudbury, said the ministry's manager for the Sudbury district.

Details of the province's made-in-Ontario pension plan that were released Aug. 11 are getting a thumbs up for the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce.