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Getting your caffeine fix today can make a world of difference to a child in the community during Tim Hortons Camp Day – the annual fundraiser that sends economically disadvantaged kids to camp.

The city is considering a plan to extend its award-winning brownfield strategy to encourage the rehabilitation of hundreds of former mine sites in Greater Sudbury.

New rules governing Ontario's clean energy program are aimed at correcting the “weaknesses” in the province's current strategy, says Energy Minister Bob Chiarelli.

When Glenn Fahner was paralyzed after a fall during a fishing trip in August 2009, he was sent to Michigan for care because there were no appropriate hospital beds for him in Ontario.

This week is National Commuter Challenge Week. Instead of driving to work, people across Canada are invited to find alternate means of transportation. According to commuterchallenge.

Ornge, Ontario's provider of air ambulance and related services, is returning its Sikorsky S76 helicopters to service following the death of four helicopter crew members along the James Bay Coast on May 31.

Kristen Laface never used to give a second thought about breastfeeding her two-and-a-half month old son, Mason, in public. But a recent incident at the Howard Armstrong Recreation Centre has left her so upset, that she now thinks twice.

In her 11 years as president of Cambrian College , Sylvia Barnard has seen the school go through a metamorphosis.

A strike by Ontario's 1,400 elevator repair workers is having an impact in Sudbury, including at Pioneer Manor, a city-owned long-term care facility.

Preliminary investigation by Canadian Pacific Railway has identified that one of the rail cars involved in the June 2 derailment and bridge collapse over Wanapitae River experienced a sudden and unexpected wheel bearing failure, said a CP spokesperso