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Proposed changes to nutrition labels in Canada are a good starting point, but still leave room for improvement, says a Sudbury dietitian.

There was considerable opposition when the application last came to the planning committee in February 2013, when several people spoke in opposition to the plan.

A Sudbury woman has failed in her attempt to beat her conviction for impaired driving by claiming her rights were violated under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

The Sudbury and District Health Unit has confirmed that a blacklegged tick found locally tested positive for the bacteria that can cause Lyme disease. The tick in question was found embedded in the skin of an individual.

The 2015 Vale Summer Concert Series continues June 17 at 7 p.m. sharp at the Grace Hartman Amphitheatre in Bell Park.

Sudbury residents curious about the services the North East Community Care Access Centre (CCAC) has to offer will be able to find out at a public information fair Thursday, June 25.

Kathleen Donnelly, resource teacher at Pius XII Catholic Elementary School has initiated an much needed "coffee drive" to assist the Elgin Street Mission.

Blue skies overhead and blues music in the air as the Downtown Rotary Blues for Food Festival takes over Durham Street downtown today. Get up and get out because the party gets started at 11 a.m.

Friday evening temperatures will be dropping down to 11 degrees, but the sun will be shining on Saturday with temps reaching a high of 25 degrees.

Greater Sudbury city council is spending Friday thinking big. In a daylong session at Cambrian College's eDome, councillors are looking to set their strategic priorities for the remaining 3 ½ years of their term.