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The Greater Sudbury Speakers Club invites the community to be audience members for the Toastmaster’s International Inspirational Speech and Evaluation contests, which will be held at Cambrian College’s eDome on April 2 and April 9.

A little more of the white stuff could fall this Easter weekend, but nothing on the scale of the winter storm the city was hit with this week. Environment Canada is forecasting an increasingly cloudy day Saturday, with a high of 6.

Nickel Belt MPP France Gélinas said Thursday she finally has a copy of the review looking into the relocation of an OPP search and rescue helicopter from Sudbury to Orillia.

With snow returning, it's worth noting that the city's overnight street parking bylaw is still in effect. While it looked and felt like spring for a bit, the bylaw remains in effect until March 31.

Hopefully that's the last of the snow for a while. Skies clearing in the morning, and sunny throughout the day, high will get up to 3. A few clouds expected in the evening. Low -10.

Diabetes has had a run of the town for too long in Sudbury, so it’s time to run diabetes out of town. The SUDBURY ROCKS!!! Race, Run or Walk for Diabetes, Presented by Ionic Engineering is back for another Mother’s Day.

When Laura Cotesta was first diagnosed with a spinal cord tumour in 1987 there were no services in Sudbury to treat children with cancer. When her cancer returned in 1995, she still had to travel to Toronto for all of her treatments.

The two top earners at city hall in 2015 are no longer working for the city – in fact three of the four people to top the list are no longer on the job at the city.

Thirty-nine more employees at Health Sciences North joined the 2015 Sunshine List, compared to the previous year .

When Suzanne Bernier watched the coverage of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, she saw death, devastation and destruction. When she landed on the ground in her role as a crisis management consultant, she quickly realized the reports had left something out.