Local News

With a history that dates back to the First World War, the Irish Regiment of Canada held a ceremony in Sudbury Saturday to celebrate its 100th anniversary. The regiment, formed Oct.

The Government of Canada is opening passport receiving services within the Service Canada Centre in Sudbury, located at 19 Lisgar St.

Former federal NDP Leader Ed Broadbent is endorsing Suzanne Shawbonquit in Sudbury's byelection Feb. 5. Broadbent, who was leader from 1975-1984, said in a release his endorsement was based on integrity.

Pierre Riopel has a clear picture in his mind when he thinks of the path Collège Boréal has to follow — a sometimes-winding road that moves steadily upwards.

The Homelessness Network of Sudbury has announced an Extreme Cold Weather Alert in Greater Sudbury for the next 24 hours.

After getting her head shaved Saturday, Karen Yawney said she felt a little chilly. But losing her long blonde locks was all for a good cause.

Sunday's freezing temperatures are expected to carry over to Monday. Environment Canada is calling for a high of -17 C Monday, with a wind chill at a frigid -40 C during the morning, and – 32 C in the afternoon.

The Share a Book campaign, organized by Cambrian College's Early Childhood Education students, runs until Feb. 27.

The Greater Sudbury Police Services second annual Polar Plunge takes place starting at 11 a.m. March 7 at the Ramsey Lake Boat Launch. The event is a fundraiser for Special Olympics Ontario. Participants receive a free t-shirt and toque.

Health Sciences North's Supportive Care program is offering free education sessions to patients and caregivers affected by cancer. The sessions were created to help meet the patients’ needs at different stages of the cancer journey.