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New year, new owner, new menu for the Bou

New year, new owner, new menu for the Bou

As someone who's relatively new to the industry, Matt Facendi wasn't planning on owning a restaurant for another five or 10 years.
Councillors approve comprehensive citywide smoking ban

Councillors approve comprehensive citywide smoking ban

Greater Sudbury will have some of the toughest anti-smoking rules in the province later this year, when a bylaw to tighten the city’s anti-tobacco rules is ready for approval.
Researchers develop first aid program for remote communities

Researchers develop first aid program for remote communities

Many communities in the province's far north don't have access to 911 service.
Canadian Blood Services needs 31,000 donations in 3 weeks

Canadian Blood Services needs 31,000 donations in 3 weeks

Extreme weather conditions across much of the country at the end of December and into the New Year forced Canadian Blood Services to cancel 24 blood donor clinics, resulting in a lost opportunity to collect more than 1,200 donations, said the organiz
PHOTO - Crime Stoppers Month

PHOTO - Crime Stoppers Month

Nickel Belt MPP France Gélinas, Greater Sudbury Police Service Acting Chief Dan Markiewich, Mayor Marianne Matichuk, Crime Stoppers President Marc Bidal, Greater Sudbury Police Services Board Chair Ron Dupuis, OPP Deputy Commissioner Scott Tod and RC
Father, daughter competing to be ultimate dance Star

Father, daughter competing to be ultimate dance Star

On Feb. 28, the father-daughter duo of Rémi and Julianne Foisy will cast aside their family bonds and try to outdance each other in the 2014 Sudbury Dancing with Easter Seals Stars event.
Abolishing Catholic schools could save province $1B a year, group argues

Abolishing Catholic schools could save province $1B a year, group argues

If publicly funded Catholic schools were abolished in Ontario, it would save taxpayers on the order of $1 billion a year, says the founder of a group pushing for the change.
Public meeting will help city develop bylaw for commercial pot growers

Public meeting will help city develop bylaw for commercial pot growers

With the end of the current system of distributing medical marijuana, members of the city's planning committee say they want to be prepared in case a commercial grower comes to town looking to operate in Sudbury.
Sudbury may wait for province to ban smoking on outdoor patios

Sudbury may wait for province to ban smoking on outdoor patios

A majority of bar and restaurant owners who participated in a survey on banning smoking on outdoor patios supported the idea, with 60 per cent saying it would not hurt their business.
Job losses in December offset by shrinking labour force

Job losses in December offset by shrinking labour force

Greater Sudbury shed about 200 jobs last month, but a drop in the size of the labour force meant the city's jobless rate actually declined slightly. The official unemployment rate was 6.8 per cent in December, down from 6.