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Greater Sudbury's sidewalk plowing routes haven't changed since amalgamation, members of the operations committee were told this week.

If you happened to spot a black bear wandering around Garson in the past few days, you are not hallucinating. The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forests has confirmed it has received at least one report of a bear in the community.

To celebrate the life of Hadyn Kivinen, the teenager's family will host a local fundraiser for Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) on Sunday.

Getting a francophone degree in business can now be as simple as two plus two.

Originally slated to open at the beginning of the current school year, the new St. David Catholic Elementary School won't open until September 2016.

The mild temperatures have made for wet driving conditions (and an abundance of windshield washer fluid use) lately, but with the mercury expected to drop this evening, Environment Canada is warning drivers about the potential for freezing rain tomor

With business confidence in Ontario at a five-year low, the government needs to help stimulate the private sector in the province, says the chair of the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce.

With a winter storm on its way tonight, Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for Greater Sudbury and vicinity.

When Kayla Condron was in high school, she didn't have the most stable and healthy home environment.

Most gas stations in town are still charging 95.6, according to GasBuddy.com . The cheapest gas in the city is 92.9 at Byrnes in Azilda. The most expensive gas in town is 96.0 at Petro Canada in Hanmer.