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One of the bills put forward in January at Laurentian University's annual Model Parliament urged the Bank of Canada to add some diversity to who appears on the country's bank notes.

For the past several months, a senior living in a Notre Dame Avenue apartment building has been fighting a frustrating battle with an age-old nemesis of humanity: mice.

Canada's food guide is in serious need of an overhaul, concluded a recent report from the Canadian Senate's Standing Committee on Social Affairs, Science and Technology.

Most gas stations in Greater Sudbury are currently charging 95.6, according to GasBuddy.com . The cheapest gas in the city is 93.9 at Independent at the Pumps on Lorne. The most expensive gas in the city is 97.9 at Esso in Azilda.

Can we get back to that spring weather sometime soon? The snow has stopped, but the weather won't be much warmer as Friday's high is just -1.

Greater Sudbury council member Robert Kirwan issued a statement via Facebook today regarding slow response times from snow plows.

The words “community pride” were on the lips of many during the 10th anniversary celebration of Sudbury Living magazine.

In his first trip to Greater Sudbury as prime minister, Justin Trudeau announced funding for the Maley Drive extension, meaning the project the city has tried to finance for three decades will become a reality.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau drew a large crowd to Tom Davies Square this afternoon when he announced funding for the Maley Drive Extension project. Scroll through the photos to see some of what happened at city hall.

As was anticipated, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took to the podium at Tom Davies Square this afternoon to announce $26.7 million inn federal funding for the Maley Drive Extension project.