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Many Sudburians losing the war in battle against bulge

By Ben Rowe Sudbury is not the blue ribbon winner when it comes to the fattest cities in Canada, but it?s close.

Aussie selected to head up med school

By Keith Lacey The man responsible for establishing a world-renowned rural medical program in the Land Down Under has been selected to head up a similar program for the Northern Medical School.

City arenas to be upgraded

By James Hopkin The City of Greater Sudbury will see improvements to 16 of its community arenas through a $1.2-million investment by the city in conjunction with the Canada-Ontario Infrastructure program.

Forest camp for kids

Domtar Inc. is accepting registration forms for its annual Phenomenal Forest Day Camp, a four-week day camp for ages 6 to 14. This year?s activities will take place from July 15 to Aug.

Names in the News

Laurentian prof collaborates on new study Graeme Mount , a history professor at Laurentian University has joined forces with Sahadeo Basdeo, former member of the Trinidad and Tobago Senate and a history professor at Okanagan University College in Bri

Rainbow board honours staff, volunteers

A resource teacher at MacLeod Public School has been selected as the Rainbow District School Board?s teacher of the year. The William N. Roman Teacher of the Year will be presented to Chris Dodge Monday at 6:30 pm at Tom Davies Square.

New Valley school named after bishop

The new Catholic school in Valley East will be named after the late Bishop Alexander Carter. The school will be open this September in its temporary located on River Road in Val Caron, in the former St. Kevin?s School. The former St.

Merger ?a good thing?

The Northern Credit Union, based in Sault Ste. Marie has announced a friendly merger with the Sudbury area Nickel Centre Credit Union. The merger received approval from Nickel Centre members at its annual general meeting April 23.

Camp Day at Tim Hortons

Tim Hortons is holding its annual Camp Day on Wednesday, May 15. On this day, all coffee proceeds from Tim Hortons stores will be donated to the Tim Hortons ChildrenÂ?s Foundation.

Tobin coming to town

bottom Brian Tobin Former Newfoundland premier Brian Tobin is the keynote speaker at a ?Communities of Change? information and communications technology lecture hosted by e-sudbury.com on Friday, May 10.