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When MPP Rick Bartolucci first found out he would be receiving an honorary doctorate of sacred letters from Huntington University, he said he felt humbled. The recognition “transcends politics.

In the summer of 2010, Peggy Davis was diagnosed with breast cancer. Within a few days, she'd had a mastectomy. The surgery wasn't something she hesitated about — she just wanted the cancer gone from her body.

On Oct. 22, members of Atikameksheng Anishnawbek First Nation, formally known as Whitefish Lake, will celebrate the completion of the Atikameksheng Anishnawbek Sacred Fire Arbour.

For those who think it's impossible to reduce energy use, broadcaster, environmentalist and scientist David Suzuki said the 2011 Japan earthquake, tsunami and subsequent nuclear disaster proves it isn't.

A $125,000 provincial grant is helping Stack Brewery to expand.

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Students at Lockerby Composite School aren't about to rest on their laurels. When it comes to the Young Blood for Life program, Lockerby students are No. 1.

Greater Sudbury's two opposition MPs say they liked some elements of the throne speech, but they liked them better when the NDP proposed them first.

Telehealth Ontario's services have recently been reviewed and strengthened to better serve caregivers of those with dementia. The services are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

“I would like to see a mini Sick Kids here in Sudbury.” Pina Cotesta admits her vision may be a little too hopeful, but if the spirit that swarmed the gymnasium during the Lockerby cancer drive launch Oct.