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A Day of No-Kill will shed light on the No. 1 cause of “companion animal death” in North America – pets being euthanized because they are unwanted, according to Rainbow District Animal Shelter.

Several new road construction and maintenance projects are taking place within the city. According to the City of Greater Sudbury, new projects include: - M.R. 80, Dominion Dr. to Dutrisac Blvd.

Durham Street is about to come alive once again with the sound of smooth blues music at the 22nd annual Downtown Rotary Blues for Food festival.

For some Sudburians, today, June 8, is just another day. For the Chenier and Fram families, however, June 8 will forever be remembered as the day they said goodbye forever to two important people in their lives: Jordan Fram and Jason Chenier.

Sudbury’s two New Democrat MPs will be spending a lot of time at Parliament Hill beginning June 11 as opposition parties unite to try and slow the government’s attempt to pass its giant omnibus budget bill.

Time is quickly running out for Greater Sudbury to be crowned President's Choice BBQ Town.

Ontario is moving forward with consultations to help the horse-racing industry transition from the Slots at Racetracks program to a more sustainable, self-sufficient model, according to a news release.

The northwest and northeast winners of the Northern Ontario Influential Women Awards were announced in Thunder Bay, May 31, at the Victoria Inn and in Timmins, June 6, at the Days Inn.

All ServiceOntario kiosks have been temporarily closed after police were advised of security violations. Investigations by ServiceOntario and financial sector partners are currently underway.

The Human League was presented with a $2,163.50 donation from Vale’s divisional shops' Biggest Loser Challenge winner, Steph Mayer. “I wanted to get back into shape and this challenge gave me the motivation to eat healthy, not eat after 8 p.m.