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Firefighter, 2 civilians injured in house fire

Firefighter, 2 civilians injured in house fire

A Greater Sudbury firefighter and two civilians were injured Sept. 28 after fire ripped through a semi-detached home on Grenadier Drive in Sudbury. Six people are now displaced after having to be evacuated from the homes.
Groups look for ways to protect seniors

Groups look for ways to protect seniors

The persistent problem of aggressive and unscrupulous door-to-door sales people preying on older people is growing as Canada's – and Greater Sudbury's – population ages.
Campaign events crowding the calendar with three weeks to go

Campaign events crowding the calendar with three weeks to go

With three weeks to go before the Oct. 27 municipal election, things are starting to heat up in Greater Sudbury's political scene.

Paving whittles down lanes on Paris St.

Paving on Paris Street between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. from Tuesday, Sept. 30 to Friday, Oct. 3 will see one lane of traffic maintained in southbound lanes and two in the northbound lanes.
Sorry, back to rain

Sorry, back to rain

The rain is expected to end overnight, with only a 40-per-cent chance of showers heading into Tuesday morning. The overnight low will be 7 C. Tuesday will be mainly cloudy with a 40-per-cent chance of showers in the morning.
Northern Life holding live interviews with leading mayoral candidates

Northern Life holding live interviews with leading mayoral candidates

Starting tomorrow (Tuesday) at noon, NorthernLife.ca is bringing the leading candidates for mayor into our studio to answer questions on their plans for Greater Sudbury. On the heels of NorthernLife.
Sudbury home builder wins provincial award

Sudbury home builder wins provincial award

Sudbury's J.Corsi Developments Inc. was the only developer from Northern Ontario to win an Ontario Home Builders' Association award of distinction at a ceremony in Ottawa on Monday, Sept. 22.
Vale aerial seeding program starts Tuesday

Vale aerial seeding program starts Tuesday

Vale’s aerial seeding program is set to take flight on Tuesday, and will continue for approximately 10 days. The company’s aerial seeding program targets barren land requiring reclamation efforts around the company’s operations.
Greater Sudbury set to celebrate seniors

Greater Sudbury set to celebrate seniors

The Canadian Association of Retired persons (cARP) Sudbury celebrates National Seniors Day on Wednesday Oct. 1 by holding a raising a flag at Tom Davies Square at 2:30 p.m.
LU profs, university hammer out tentative deal

LU profs, university hammer out tentative deal

Just hours ahead of their strike deadline, Laurentian University's professors have signed a tentative deal with the university.