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Like many northerners, Christine MacPhail has had to leave Sudbury to receive necessary medical treatment.

The Ramsey Lake skating path finally opened last Thursday and dozens of skaters came out to carve up the fresh ice. The path's opening was delayed by a few weeks due to a very mild start to the winter.

If you've never heard of atypical hemolytic-uremic syndrome, or phenylketonuria, you're probably not alone. Both are rare diseases that only affect a small fraction of Ontarians.

Most gas stations in Sudbury are still charging 93.6 today. The cheapest gas in town is 91.9 at Independent at the Pumps on Lorne and Global in Chelmsford. The most expensive gas in the city is 95.9 at Esso in Azilda.

Periods of light snow in the forecast for Tuesday, around 2 cm total. Cloudy throughout the day with the temperature steady near -4. Cloudy with a 60 per cent chance of flurries in the evening, temperature dropping to a low of -13.

Our Children, Our Future is calling for nominations for the 16th annual Champions For Children awards luncheon.

After years of social media attacks and an increasingly poisoned relationship with city council, Rainbow District Animal Shelter wants to set the record straight.

The timing was serendipitous for the release of Paulette Dahl's book, “Love Letters: Extraordinary Loving for Everyday Living.” The Sudbury resident and life coach will host a soft launch of the book on Feb.

A report headed to city council Tuesday calls for slashing vendor fees in half at the city's farmers market downtown.

Repairs to a curb box will close the north bound lane at 1722 Paris Street, between Indian Road and Maki Avenue, on Feb. 9 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.