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A surge in the popularity of craft beer has opened the doors for more widespread distribution for Sudbury's Stack Brewing.

Residents in Chelmsford should have a Family Health Team clinic operating early next year, city councillors were told Tuesday.

As part of its commitment to assisting the city’s vulnerable population, the City of Greater Sudbury will enter into an agreement with the Salvation Army to offer the Out of the Cold Shelter from November 1, 2015 to April 15, 2016.

The Canadian Pharmacists Association (CPhA) urges the federal government to enhance its national immunization strategy to ensure that all Canadians have the opportunity to protect themselves against the common strains of HPV (human papillomavirus) th

As the temperature rises along with the humidity so does the risk of summer thunderstorms. Hydro One wants to remind customers of the importance of being prepared for an extended outage.

A plan to offer seniors free rides on Sudbury Transit hit a few bumps Tuesday when some city councillors questioned the purpose of the proposal.

The Greater Sudbury Police Service is hosting the 2015 Kids, Cops and Fishing Event which will be held Friday, July 10th 2015. The participants will be setting out from Whitewater Lake Park in Azilda at 9:00 a.m.

Ontario is inviting people across the province to share their ideas on what skills, experience and personality traits they would like to see in the province's first patient ombudsman. Beginning today, until Aug.

Tonight will be partly cloudy. Clearing near midnight. Low of 10. Wednesday will be sunny. High of 24. Wednesday night there will be cloudy periods. Low of 13.

Through Eye See ... Eye Learn, children starting Junior Kindergarten are eligible for one complimentary pair of glasses with their annual OHIP eye exam, if prescribed, through participating optometrists.