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Rainbow District Animal Control and Shelter Services owner Richard Paquette was visibly disappointed walking out of council chambers at Tom Davies Square last night.

LCBO stores will be closed on Feb. 15 for Family Day, a statutory holiday under the Retail Business and Holidays Act. Some LCBO agency stores will observe their normal hours of business on Feb.

Club Richelieu Sudbury recently donated $1,100 to Better Beginnings Better Futures. The donation was made in support of the Baby’s Breath program offered by the organization to pregnant or parenting teenagers in the City of Greater Sudbury.

Snowmobile radar runs are not illegal, but a person can be charged for operating their machine at a high rate of speed, to the point it becomes dangerous for themselves or others, says the OPP.

Rogers Media's Canada-wide cuts, first announced in late January, have touched Sudbury with four local jobs cut at Rogers Radio.

Greater Sudbury Fire and Emergency Services battled a blazing five ton truck on Feb. 9 at the Petro Pass on Regent Street. The call came in at around 4:30 p.m.

Construction delays with the new Laurentian University School of Architecture building on Elm Street cost the university another $1.5 million.

Modern Mining and Technology Sudbury has announced Don Duval will serve as the honorary Chair for the 2016-2017 season.

The Homelessness Network of Sudbury has announced an Extreme Cold Weather Alert for the next 24 hours.

The North East Suicide Prevention Network will host speaker Scott Chisholm on Feb. 10 at St. Andrew's Place. Chisholm, a firefighter from Thunder Bay, lost his father to suicide.