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A Trudeau-led Liberal government would make sure Canadian seniors get the secure retirement they deserve, said the Liberal candidate for Nickel Belt, Marc Serré.

A Sudbury native and former member of the Second Battalion, Irish Regiment of Canada, hopes to expand a unique charity that supports current and former soldiers in the United States and Canada.

On Sept. 14, Cambrian College launched robust, sustained initiative that aims to reduce and ultimately prevent sexual assault and sexual violence within the campus community.

Local gas prices are down another cent over yesterday. Most Sudbury gas stations are charging 106.5, according to GasBuddy.com . The city's lowest gas price is 104.9, at the Independent at the Pumps on Lorne, while the most expensive gas is 109.

It will be another warm one out there today. Mainly sunny and a high of 25. Tuesday evening will be clear with a low of 15. For current weather conditions, short-term and long-term forecasts visit Northern Life's weather page at www.northernlife.

The Elgin Street Mission will host one of its biggest fundraising events of the year with a dinner and silent auction at the United Steelworkers Hall Sept. 25.

Plans are moving forward to get Capreol ready to celebrate its 100th anniversary in 2018.

In the past, Sudbury had to wait until November to sink their teeth into a smile cookie but not this year. Tim Hortons iconic chocolate chunk smile cookie hit baking shelves at restaurants across the country on Sept. 14.

It was a long road for 18-year-old Natalie Crispo to claim second place at the CNE Rising Star Talent Competition, both figuratively and literally.

The Sabourin Family recently donated another $10,000 to the St. Joseph’s Foundation of Sudbury through the Monique Landry-Sabourin Memorial Fund. Since its launch in December 2013, the foundation has raised $50,000, with funds benefitting Villa St.