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In February, students at Collège Notre-Dame continued their winning tradition of raising thousands of dollars every year for the Northern Cancer Foundation.

Sudbury’s Hideaway Pictures and the Motion Picture Corporation of America (MPCA) announced this afternoon that they’ve struck a multi-picture deal with nearly $100 million.

Repairs to Bell manholes will close the west bound curb lane on Lasalle Boulevard, west of Paquette Street from March 10 to 17. Work will be done between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.

Dense fog in Greater Sudbury is expected to continue until later this evening, says an alert from The Weather Network, before giving way to freezing drizzle. The fog is spread across areas north of Lake Huron, the network said in an alert Wednesday.

Hydro One’s Electricity Discovery Centre returns to Sudbury this weekend to spend March Break at Science North. Stop in at the Electricity Discovery Centre and check out two new exhibits - the Wire Wall and the Pedal-a-Watt.

Heavy fog blanketing the city Wednesday is wreaking havoc with flights at Greater Sudbury Airport. Several Air Canada flights into the city have been cancelled or delayed, and the 10 a.m. Porter Airlines flight to Toronto have been cancelled.

Due to the multi-vehicle collision on Municipal Road 35 near William Day Construction, the city's transit department has been forced to re-route a Chelmsford transit route.

Health Sciences North is accepting applications from those interested in joining its board of directors.

Early results from Sudbury researchers have found a stronger dose of the flu vaccine can help seniors better fight the virus. Dr.

Despite a stern lecture from a member of the city's seniors advisory panel Tuesday, city council refused to change course on redefining who's a senior.