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Aninmal shelters in Subury will get a public examination, thanks to a new survey on the city's services that pertain to animal and pet care.

Greater Sudbury residents are invited to the grand reopening of the Chelmsford Community Centre/Arena on Saturday, Sept. 12. The arena is reopening after having been closed for rehabilitation over the 2014-2015 season.

The results are in, and the winner of the Peoples' Choice Award at this year's Downtown Sudbury Ribfest is Boss Hogs. Jack the Ribber won the Best Sauce trophy, while Texas Rangers won Best Chicken and Crabby's BBQ Shack won Best Ribs.

A recent pronouncement by Pope Francis allowing parish priests to forgive women who have had abortions is part of a new tone coming from the Vatican, says the Bishop of the Diocese of Sault Ste. Marie.

The City of Greater Sudbury issued the following notice today regarding the Bethel Lake Trail: The Bethel Lake Trail is closed from Bethel Lake Court to Arlington Street for restoration of the existing wooden path.

Roadwork will continue at the intersection of Elgin Street and Ste. Anne Road. The street will be closed on Thursday, Sept. 10 from 8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m.

NDP candidates Claude Gravelle (Nickel Belt) and Paul Loewenberg (Sudbury) back Tom Mulcair’s plan for pensions, saying this is what voters in Sudbury and Nickel Belt ridings are looking for.

About 4,000 full-time Cambrian College students are registered to start classes today, Sept. 9, after working, vacationing, and studying over the summer.

Community donations helped Finlandia Village create a new garden and a new observation deck this year. The D.C.

Ontario has the highest hospital readmission rate of any province, excluding Quebec, and the numbers in Sudbury are especially high, says the Ontario Council of Hospital Unions.