Local News

Construction of a fully accessible on-site field house at Robinson Playground in the city's South End will soon begin following a $19,267 grant from the Government of Canada’s Enabling Accessibility Fund.

Greater Sudbury Police Service has partnered with United Steelworkers Local 6500 and United Food and Commercial Workers Canada locals 175 & 633 to host Dance Across the Decades on Aug. 31.

Mosquitoes found in traps set by the Sudbury and District Health Unit (SDHU) in Copper Cliff have tested positive for West Nile virus (WNV).

Ward 4 Coun. Evelyn Dutrisac said she's regularly contacted by constituents concerned about how seniors are being treated by the health-care system.

With Rainbow Cinemas Sudbury set to cease operations on Aug. 29, a group of citizens is working hard to ensure the theatre's curtains aren't closed for good. The final movie set to be screened at the cinema, which starts at around 9 p.m.

Health Sciences North is aiming to formally launch its new geriatric day hospital in mid-September, according to a spokesperson for the hospital.

This year's Terry Fox Run takes place in Bell Park Sept. 15. The event, which begins at 10:30 a.m. at the gazebo near the park's main beach, raises funds for cancer research.

It had all been going so well.

Long known for its midway rides and for bringing in popular acts, this year's edition of Summerfest also put a big focus on promoting local music.

Once again, local golfers heard the call to join the fight against cancer and turned out in droves for the annual Strokes for Hope Golf Classic to benefit the Northern Cancer Foundation.