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The Sudbury & District Health Unit and the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change are currently investigating possible blue-green algal blooms? at Moonlight, Camp Sudaca, Amphitheatre, Bell Grove and Canoe Club Beaches on Ramsey Lake? in

On Friday, July 10th at 1 p.m. Maison Vale Hospice will welcome Ian Bos to the Ontario leg of his five-month, cross-Canada journey to raise awareness and funds for hospice palliative care in honour of his late father, Ted Bos.

Tonight will be clear. Becoming partly cloudy near midnight. Low of 13. Thursday there will be a mix of sun and cloud. Clearing late in the morning. High of 24. Thursday night there will be cloudy periods. Low of 15.

The Toronto 2015 Pan Am Games will be the largest international multi-sport event ever hosted on Canadian soil. It only makes sense that Canada would send their largest collection of athletes ever assembled for such an event.

A proposal to create a lobbyist registry took a step forward this week, as city staff were directed to come up with a report on exactly what the registry would entail and how much lobbying goes on.

The Sudbury Keg Steakhouse and Bar will host a cocktail party and fundraiser for the North Eastern Ontario Health Centre for Kids (NEO Kids) on July 18.

It looks like Chicago Blackhawks forward and Lively boy Andrew Desjardins had some fun with the Stanley Cup during the trophy's time in his hometown this week.

First Nickel Inc.'s Lockerby Mine in Sudbury will see several rounds of layoffs in the coming months, says the union representing the workers.

Samples taken from Richard Lake July 5 have come back positive for blue-green algae after tests done by the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change. The samples contained a species of cyanobacteria that can produce toxins.

Greater Sudbury is inviting countries and nations not yet represented on the community’s Bridge of Nations to add their flag as part the third phase of the local landmark.