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Having never shaved anyone's head before, United Way Sudbury and Nipissing Districts 2013 campaign chair Patricia Mills said her hands were shaking a bit Jan. 7 as she took a razor to Vale executive Kelly Strong's locks.

The Ontario Lottery Gaming Corporation and Sudbury Downs are again joining forces with Independent Grocer and the Sudbury Food Bank for the second annual Lett’uce Fill Your Fridge Campaign.

With new federal regulations set to take effect in April, the city is starting to plan exactly what rules it wants in place for local producers of of medical marijuana.

For the past two years, it has been difficult for John Mealey to even fetch his mail down the road. “Some days I can't get my own socks on,” said Mealey, who was diagnosed with chronic obtrusive pulmonary disease.

At least 25 discarded Christmas trees have been recycled into mulch when Allmac Tree Service chipped in to help the Sudbury Food Bank. More than two dozen trees were dropped off on Jan.

Watching her daughter walk for the first time after an accident in Cancun, Mexico damaged Danica McPhee's L1 vertebrae brought tears to the eyes of Mary McPhee.

With the start of 2014 comes another list of New Year’s resolutions — why not start the year off with a goal to share good food safety practices? The Sudbury and District Health Unit has received reports of illness related to food that was improperly

Laurentian Voyageur Athletics and Campus Recreation is inviting the public to an open house from 12-4 p.m. Jan. 4.

A Sudbury resident who was victimized as a child by a Catholic priest has received a reply to a letter he sent the Vatican last October. Jerome Myre was was 12 years old when he was sexually abused 

A derelict Sudbury landmark will become a memory in a few months, when the former Kingsway Hotel is torn down at a cost of $118,500.