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Nickel Belt candidates debate FedNor, biodiesel plant

BY HEIDI ULRICHSEN [email protected] Incumbent Liberal candidate Ray Bonin faced a lot of questions about Sudbury's still-unbuilt biodiesel plant at the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce's Nickel Belt all candidates meeting Thursday night.

?My Sudbury?: City Council endorses new image campaign

BY TRACEY DUGUAY [email protected] Like a chorus from a Christina Aguilera song, Sudbury is beautiful, no matter what they say.

Province invests $1.5 M in local cancer centres

The province is investing $1.5 million to support expanded services at the Sudbury Regional Hospital's cancer program.

Inco announces extension on Falco offer

BY KEITH LACEY [email protected] Inco Ltd. has asked for a second extension of its offer to Falconbridge Ltd.

Province invests $1.5 M in local cancer centres

The province is investing $1.5 million to support expanded services at the Sudbury Regional Hospital's cancer program.

Medical school bursary sees $1 million boost

From left to right: Mike Cloutier, president and CEO of AstraZeneca Canada, Sudbury MPP Rick Bartolucci, NOSM dean Roger Strausser, Gerry Lougheed Jr., chair of the NOSM fundraising committee and Laurentian University president Judith Woodsworth.

Serviss talks tough on crime

Sudbury Conservative candidate and former police officer Kevin Serviss is focusing his campaign on the need to reduce crime in this region.

Capreol residents urged to conserve water

The city is advising Capreol residents to conserve water for 24-hours starting Jan. 12 at 9 am while city crews install new watermains for improved and more consistent water clarity.

Housing starts continue to climb

Greater Sudbury single-detached housing starts rose for the sixth straight year according to data released by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). There were 384 single family homes started in 2005, up 2.7 percent from the year before.

Teacher made impression

A man who helped enrich the lives of thousands of students over a 36-year teaching career died Jan. 6. Fred W.