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What would you do if you had to save someone's life in the middle of a zombie apocalypse? That's the scenario about 400 students faced Oct. 30 at the Simulation Lab at Health Sciences North's Sudbury Outpatient Centre.

Voting in the October 2014 municipal election will be easier than ever, but some city councillors are worried that efforts to reach younger voters will mean some older voters will stay home.

An excavator which became stuck in the mud on the site of the recently demolished Lorne Street Beer Store is drawing crowds of curious onlookers this week. The machinery is owned by Southern Ontario-based Priestly Demolition.

With development of the Ring of Fire seemingly stalled on all fronts, Greater Sudbury Mayor Marianne Matichuk is calling on the province to use its authority to get things moving again.

For Kaitlin Dufresne, having the support of fellow students at Bishop Alexander Carter Catholic Secondary School has made all the difference. On Aug.

Sometime in the not too distant future, you will be able to text or send a picture or video to the emergency 911 call system and receive help without uttering a word.

A report on spending restrictions placed on city councillors in the months leading up to the next municipal election is one of many items up for discussion at tonight's city council meeting.

Two employees from a Sudbury-based junior mining company were held hostage for one day by members of a northwestern Ontario First Nation band in 2011 in an attempt to obtain payment from the company as it carried out a gold exploration activity.

What is the quickest, most effective way to recover from colorectal surgery? Health Sciences North's surgical program believes the answer could involve allowing patients to eat and drink whatever they want before and after surgery, and getting them m

Two Jesuit priests are being honoured by the University of Sudbury at its convocation Nov. 14. Known by all as Father Ron, Ronald Perron is an alumnus of the Collège du Sacré-Coeur.