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Sudbury Sec holds ‘Merry Melodies’ concert Dec. 5

Sudbury Sec holds ‘Merry Melodies’ concert Dec. 5

Proceeds from student concert to support Joan Mantle Music Trust
Laurentian: Half of Ontario auditor’s directives now implemented

Laurentian: Half of Ontario auditor’s directives now implemented

AG’s office did a value-for-money audit of Laurentian University in 2022 after its unprecedented insolvency, and they came back to check up on the university
Living Nativity returns to Science North grounds Dec. 21-24

Living Nativity returns to Science North grounds Dec. 21-24

Fireworks show takes place after the show on Christmas Eve
Knox Hall, Night Owl owners honoured by Sudbury Arts Council

Knox Hall, Night Owl owners honoured by Sudbury Arts Council

Award presented in memory of late Sudbury architect and artist Oryst Sawchuk
Communities hit by weekend storm should brace for more snow: Environment Canada

Communities hit by weekend storm should brace for more snow: Environment Canada

Some Ontario communities still digging out after a severe storm last weekend should brace for a second round as snow squalls coming off the Great Lakes are expected to bring heavy snow to a swath of the province over the coming days
Public Health cutting beach inspections, various other services

Public Health cutting beach inspections, various other services

In what Medical Officer of Health Dr. Mustafa Hirji described as a tight fiscal situation brought on by funding lagging behind inflation, he said cuts to services were needed
Thunder Bay man barely escapes blast that levelled his home

Thunder Bay man barely escapes blast that levelled his home

A man injured in Sunday's natural gas explosion was using his lighter as a flashlight when the blast happened.
Vale won’t reveal Sudbury impact of company-wide staff reductions

Vale won’t reveal Sudbury impact of company-wide staff reductions

'We have initiated staff reductions across all our corporate functions around the world,' a company spokesperson told Sudbury.com
Public Health: National spike in rodent populations not reflected in Sudbury

Public Health: National spike in rodent populations not reflected in Sudbury

National survey presented to public health inspectors said rodent problem is getting worse in Canada, but in the Public Health Sudbury area things are status quo
Liberal minister says Trump was joking when he suggested Canada become 51st state

Liberal minister says Trump was joking when he suggested Canada become 51st state

President-elect Donald Trump was joking when he suggested Canada become the 51st U.S. state during a dinner with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Florida on Friday, said a Liberal minister who attended the meeting