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Sudbury’s hospital has dramatically improved the way it runs its MRI service, eliminating unnecessary procedures and making the process far more efficient.

Falconbridge Highway will be reduced to one lane in each direction, between Lasalle Boulevard and Hudson Street, on May 10 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for repairs to the CN Railway crossing, according to the city.

The United Steelworkers union has welcomed with open arms Cliffs Natural Resources' decision to build its $1.8-billion ferrochrome processing plant near Capreol.

While Sudbury celebrates news that Cliffs Natural Resources is building its ferrochrome smelter in Capreol , some First Nations in northwestern Ontario are escalating their war of words with Cliffs and the province.

Dr. Chris Bourdon, chief of staff at Health Sciences North, has a message for anyone in Sudbury requiring emergency care: go to the emergency department.

All rumours about where Cliffs Natural Resources will build its chromite processing plant have been laid to rest. Cliffs has made public its intentions to build its $1.8-billion chromite processing facility north of Capreol.

A “minimum” of several hundred good paying, professional jobs depend on the city moving ahead with a proposed Innovation and Technology park downtown, according to the managing director of the city's Downtown Village Development Corporation.

As the owner of Bureau Group in Sudbury, Nico Taus is all about pushing the message of branding oneself to reflect one's own values and beliefs.

After weeks of rumours, Sudburians may finally discover whether a billion-dollar ferrochrome smelter is coming to town.

The Chief of Aroland First Nation in northwestern Ontario is adamant that the only way he'll support the Ring of Fire development is if Cliffs Natural Resources agrees to build the ferrochrome smelter in Greenstone, Ont., near his community.