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Puppies! LU students get a furry de-stresser

Puppies! LU students get a furry de-stresser

How can you not relax when a cute little puppy is around? What about a whole room full of puppies? Well, Laurentian University once again gave students the opportunity to de-stress with some help from cute, cuddly little puppies.
Hope Air meets major milestone in Sudbury

Hope Air meets major milestone in Sudbury

The charitable organization Hope Air celebrated a major milestone in Sudbury on Thursday morning.
Veteran trustee returns to French Catholic board

Veteran trustee returns to French Catholic board

The Conseil scolaire catholique du Nouvel-Ontario (CSCNO) has appointed Marcel Montpellier as the trustee representing constituents living in Greater Sudbury’s Zone 4 (Wards 1 to 4: Azilda, Chelmsford, Dowling and Lively).
Millions spent for nothing: Auditor slams Libs on mining

Millions spent for nothing: Auditor slams Libs on mining

Ontario’s Ministry of Northern Development and Mines has come under harsh, across-the-board, criticism by the provincial auditor general for its ineffectiveness and inaction in making any progress in the Ring of Fire and in promoting Ontario’s minera
Liberal policies cost taxpayers billions: auditor general

Liberal policies cost taxpayers billions: auditor general

The province's electricity costs are soaring while service is becoming less reliable, Ontario Auditor General Bonnie Lysyk says in her 2015 Annual Report released Wednesday.
City's two new MPs take their seats in the House today

City's two new MPs take their seats in the House today

The city's two newly-elected Liberal MPs — Sudbury MP Paul Lefebvre and Nickel Belt MP Marc Serré — take their seats in Parliament today for the first time. Parliament resumes today at around 1 p.m. for the first time since the Oct.
Manhole repairs close lane on Bancroft

Manhole repairs close lane on Bancroft

The eastbound curb lane on Bancroft Drive near Dundas Street is closed from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. today for repairs to a sanitary manhole. Flag people will be on site.
Thunder Bay, surprisingly, has province's cheapest gas today

Thunder Bay, surprisingly, has province's cheapest gas today

Most gas stations in Greater Sudbury are currently charging 106.6, according to GasBuddy.com . The cheapest gas in town, at 104.9, is at the Independent at the Pumps on Lorne. The city's most expensive gas, at 108.9, is at the Esso in Azilda.
Sun and cloud with chances of flurries Thursday

Sun and cloud with chances of flurries Thursday

The mild start to December will continue on Thursday as a mix of sun and cloud will bring temperatures around the freezing mark throughout the day. There's a 40 per cent chance of flurries early in the morning. Daytime high will be -1.
Sudbury Catholic replaces its board chair

Sudbury Catholic replaces its board chair

Michael Bellmore was acclaimed as board chair of the Sudbury Catholic District School Board Dec. 1. Ray Desjardins was acclaimed as the board's vice-chair. Bellmore, previously the board's vice-chair, replaces Jody Cameron as chair.