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Laurentian University economics professor David Robinson says he will seek the Green Party nomination for the federal election, but does not expect he will get elected if he runs.

The flags were at half mast outside Health Sciences North Monday to mourn the passing of Dr. William Fay, who launched dialysis treatment in the north. Fay died Nov. 14 at the age of 72.

Workforce Planning Sudbury and Manitoulin describes the economic outlook for the Sudbury and Manitoulin districts as “slow and steady” in its Local Labour Market Plan 2014.

Independent child care providers can currently watch up to five children, not counting their own.

After an eventful year, that included a merger with Warmhearts Palliative Caregivers Sudbury/Manitoulin, Maison Vale Hospice hosted a gala and fundraiser at the United Steelworkers Hall Friday night.

Rainbow District School Board will host its sixth symposium aimed at creating and enhancing school-based supports for students who are lesbian, gay, transgender, bisexual and questioning (LGTBQ), as well as students with friends and family members in

Community members were out in their best attire at the Caruso Club Saturday night to support the Sudbury Sunrisers Club at its fourth annual Vive le Vin event.

A fire in Naughton caused $100,000 in damage to a bungalow early Sunday morning. Greater Sudbury Fire Services reported three people were evacuated from the building, and one person ended up being displaced.

More than 70 volunteers braved the cold Saturday morning to help light up Science North for the holiday season.

Shkagamik-Kwe Health Centre hosted its third annual diabetes education and awareness event to coincide with World Diabetes Day Nov. 14.