Local News

By Mick Lowe The name of an expectant Sudbury mother who died last year while under house arrest for welfare fraud lives on - in a struggle against social service cuts thousands of miles from the Nickel Capital.

By Tracy Vaillancourt middle Gary Biesinger, editor/publisher of Capreol Online Capreol residents should know and be very pleased that their Capreol Online website is here to stay provided they continue to get assistance from the community.

Eastbound traffic on the Kingsway slowed to a crawl Tuesday afternoon after an accident involving a transport and a concrete hydro pole.

Drinking water awareness Ever wonder what happens to your drinking water before it gets to your home? There?s an opportunity to get a behind-the-scenes look as the public is invited to tour the Wanapitei Water Treatment Plant on Wednesday, May 8 from

Buy some beer but leave the change behind in support of the Â?arrive alive DRIVE SOBERÂ? fundraising campaign.

Junior kindergarten students at Princess Anne Public School on Douglas Street make funny faces for the camera. The school is taking registrations for children born in 1998 to start JK in September.

It?s a sure sign of summer when planning gets underway for the annual Sudbury Blueberry Festival.

By Ben Rowe Tim Hickman was using an ice-resurfacing machine at his job at a London arena when gas vapours ignited, killing him at the age of 20.

Nirmala Dangalle, who came from Sri Lanka four years ago, was welcomed by citizenship official Madame Susan Kramer during an oath-taking ceremony Thursday at St. Benedict Catholic Secondary School.

By Ben Rowe Graduating Cambrian College students attempting to get placements this spring are been affected by the provincial government employees? strike.