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Think you can handle the task of being mayor of one of Canada’s largest and fastest growing communities? Greater Sudbury Mayor Marianne Matichuk thinks so, and she’s willing to give one lucky local high school student the chance to prove they have th

Funding from the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund of more than $673,000 will help two local businesses expand their operations.

Building a therapeutic/leisure pool in Azilda would increase pressure to close older, underused pools in other parts of the city, a consultant's report on the plan has concluded.

Conservation Sudbury invites the public to take part in the second annual Friends and Family Ice Fishing Day Feb. 16. The event takes place at the Lake Laurentian Conservation Area Nature Chalet (2309 South Bay Rd.) from 12-4 p.m. Because Feb.

Homeless people in Sudbury who are also battling drug and alcohol addiction could soon have a place to go on cold nights, at least for the rest of the winter.

Sudbury MP Glenn Thibeault has introduced an Opposition Day motion in the House of Commons calling for a cap on ATM fees.

A proposal to put a therapeutic pool in the Lionel E. Lalonde Centre in Azilda would cost about $4.7 million, as well as $279,000 a year to operate.

The long process of replacing Sudbury Arena with a modern OHL and concert facility will reach a milestone this afternoon when the city's community services committee meets.

The recent suspension of six St. Mary's University football players over offensive tweets should act as a warning to students that social media posts can have long-lasting consequences, a Laurentian University official said.

A Sudburian has thrown her hat into the ring to seek the vice presidency of the Professional Engineers Council of Ontario. Sandra Ausma, PhD, P.Eng.