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In a release early Saturday, Greater Sudbury Police Service advised the public that traffic lights at Notre Dame Avenue at Lasalle Boulevard are being worked on and are not functioning. Officers are on scene directing traffic.

Meeting Thursday night at the Adanac Ski Hill, residents in Ward 11 voted in favour of allowing the Northern Ontario Film Studios a three-year extension to their lease at Barrydowne Arena.

Danielle Bélanger-Corbin is urging northern health-care leaders to get in touch with their inner toddler to make positive changes to the system in which they work.

The world is at a time in its history where humanity can no longer rely on the role of the dice to alleviate its problems, says the anchor and senior editor of The Agenda on TVO.

Gary Halverson, a former Timmins mine manager and Sudbury native, was named the new president and chief operating officer of Cliffs Natural Resources. The 55-year-old Halverson officially takes control of the Ohio mining giant on Nov. 18.

With winter just around the corner, DBi Services is gearing up to deploy their new state-of-the-art Tow Plows. The Tow Plow is essentially a trailer that it towes behind a tandem-axle plow truck and is equipped with a standard front-mounted plow.

A professor at the School of Human Kinetics at Laurentian University has been named president-elect of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (AASP), an international professional organization that promotes the field of sport and exercise psych

Easter Seals Ontario, the Greater Sudbury Police Service and Country Style on Lorne Street in Sudbury are teaming up once again for Coffee, Cops and Kids, where uniformed police officers serve coffee at the Lorne Street Country Style and take donatio

If Sam Bruno were alive today and saw that his family and friends are still fundraising to purchase a Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scanner for the northeast, he'd be angry, his brother said.

Sudbury's fledgling film studio, located in the former Barrydowne Arena, is looking to extend its lease for another three years to give them time to find a permanent home. But the idea isn't sitting well with Ward 11 Coun.