Local News

Staff from the Sudbury branch of McDougall Energy presented the Health Sciences North Foundation with a cheque for $5,000.

A dinner and concert will be held Jan. 18 to benefit the Canadian Red Cross' relief efforts in the Philippines, which was devastated by a typhoon last month. The event, which takes place starting at 5 p.m.

The North East Local Health Integration Network (LHIN) has named Shalene Bonhomme, a personal support worker with 25 years of experience with the Independence Centre and Network (ICAN), a healthy change champion.

Changes to Vale's procurement system will result in new jobs and opportunities in Sudbury, said the executive director of the Sudbury Area Mining Supply and Service Association (SAMSSA).

A new 30,000-foot hangar at Sudbury Airport will go a long way in attracting new aircraft service providers to the Nickel City, said the airport's CEO.

The Anderson Farm Museum Heritage Society invites the public to its seventh annual Christmas Tree Lighting celebration at the Anderson Farm Museum in Lively on Dec. 14. Starting at 6 p.m.

Graduates from Collège Boréal's massage therapy program now have the title of Accredited Massage Therapist in the province of Quebec thanks to an agreement with the Fédération québécoise des massothérapeutes (FQM).

Members of the Sudbury OPP and Greater Sudbury Police Service will be at Vrab's Your Independent Grocer on Dec. 8, collecting food and monetary donations for the Sudbury Food Bank and Infant Food Bank.

Darryl Lake never thought of himself as an entrepreneur, but in the early 1990s, his career as an academic took an unexpected turn with his effort to end the Sudbury brain drain of young talented people.

Mayor Marianne Matichuk meets with other Northern Ontario mayors, Aboriginal leaders, Premier Kathleen Wynne and key Liberal cabinet ministers today at the Northern Leaders’ Forum in Timmins.