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Holiday greetings from MP Paul Lefebvre

Holiday greetings from MP Paul Lefebvre

One of my first official duties as Sudbury MP was to rise and report on my community in the House of Commons. On Dec.
Canadian Tire recalls more Christmas lights

Canadian Tire recalls more Christmas lights

Two weeks ago, Canadian Tire issued a recall on 12 types of Christmas lights sold under the brand name, Holiday Collection.
No power Christmas Eve for 8,000 local Hydro One customers

No power Christmas Eve for 8,000 local Hydro One customers

Updated Dec. 25 at 9 a.m. As of 9:30 p.m. Christmas Eve, Hydro One said it had restored power to more than 49,300 customers following the Dec. 24 windstorm, which caused extensive damage to its distribution system across northern and central Ontario.
Don't spoil your Christmas with food poisoning

Don't spoil your Christmas with food poisoning

Food is an important part of holiday celebrations, but some foods, like turkey, eggnog and food served buffet-style, can cause food poisoning if not prepared and handled safely.
More heat records broken this December

More heat records broken this December

While it may not be evident due to strong winds, Greater Sudbury reached another record heat level this week, this time for Dec. 24. The high of 5 C on Thursday beats the previous record for the city on Dec. 24, when the mercury reached 2.
Merry Christmas, Greater Sudbury!

Merry Christmas, Greater Sudbury!

A very merry Christmas from the Laurentian Publishing family to each and every one of our readers and advertisers this holiday season.
Soldier who killed wife, then self, to be buried in Sudbury

Soldier who killed wife, then self, to be buried in Sudbury

A former soldier who killed his pregnant wife before falling to his own death in Toronto on Dec. 20 will be buried in Sudbury on Monday.
Turkey: It ain’t just for holidays, people

Turkey: It ain’t just for holidays, people

Turkeys are the main course for many holiday dinners, and turkey leftovers also make for popular meals once holidays have come and gone.
Structure that struck swing bridge was fish cage

Structure that struck swing bridge was fish cage

Updated Dec. 25 at 9 a.m. According to a press release from the Manitoulin Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police, it was a fish cage that struck the Little Current Swing Bridge in the early morning of Christmas Eve day. On Dec. 24 at 7:55 a.m.
True meaning of Christmas: Care homes donate gifts

True meaning of Christmas: Care homes donate gifts

The patients, staff and volunteers at several local care homes really know the true meaning of Christmas. Those involved with St. Joseph’s Health Centre, St. Joseph’s Villa and St.