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University of Ottawa professor Terry Orlick will be speaking about positive living skills at St. Raphael Catholic Elementary School starting at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 13.

Sudbury and Manitoulin Workforce Planning presented several local businesses with Employer Stellar Awards for their participation in secondary and post-secondary education co-op programs Nov. 6.

Grade 8 students from Algonquin Road Public School captured top honours in the group category at the Ontrak 2x4 Innovation Challenge held at NORCAT Oct. 27.

While Canadians don't have to see war in their backyards, the devastating effects can still hit quite close to home.

UPDATED Nov. 10 at 8:45 a.m. Eleven of the 12 people arrested at Sudbury MPP and Minister of Northern Development and Mines Rick Bartolucci's office Nov.

Work on Laurentian University’s new School of Architecture will be proceeding in the weeks ahead at the downtown building which was, until recently, the city's farmer's market. The transfer of title for the property took effect Nov. 6.

The cameras keep on rolling in Greater Sudbury’s burgeoning film sector. The latest film, Deadweight, wrapped up filming Nov. 6 in the city’s south end. Starring Sam Trammell of True Blood fame, producers are tight-lipped about the plot.

The architects behind the Vale Living with Lakes Centre were presented with a Green Building Wood Design award at the 12th annual Wood Works! celebration in Toronto Nov. 7. “It was a great honour,” said Jeff Laberge, an architect with J. L.

The city will unveil the Private Andrew Miller Ambulance Station Nov. 15.

Ontario Ombudsman André Marin said he's saddened by Premier Dalton McGuinty's decision to step down and prorogue the legislature. That's because it means a delay in the expansion of his mandate, Marin said during an Oct. 30 teleconference.