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Cliffs Natural Resources CEO Joseph Carrabba publicly stated May 1 that an announcement about where the company will build its ferrochrome processing facility is “days away.

Interoperability isn't a word that rolls off the tongue, but in a major emergency, it could be the difference between life and death.

It may be sheer coincidence that in the 100 years of library service in the City of Greater Sudbury, a new branch is nearing completion.

Given the ongoing crisis in Health Sciences North's emergency department, local health-care officials will come together May 7 to discuss the problem.

If winning one award is sweet, winning two is even sweeter. But for the staff at Northern Life, learning that our website, NorthernLife.

Next week, a group of 11 second- and third-year Cambrian College nursing students will board a plane to travel to Kathmandu, Nepal, where they plan to volunteer with a women's health organization for two weeks.

N'Swakamok Native Friendship Centre president Barbara Stevens-Burns works hard to make ensure Aboriginal people in Sudbury receive as many opportunities as possible for social and personal development.

The Linda Ethier Chapter of Lupus Ontario Sudbury branch is hosting a symposium on the autoimmune disorder on May 5. The event includes a symposium, dinner and an evening of live entertainment.

First Nickel Inc. has resumed normal operations at its Lockerby Mine after the company was forced to shut down last week because of problems with one of the mine's shafts turned up in a Ministry of Labour inspection.

Ontario's doctors treat more than 400,000 patients every day and these interactions between patients and doctors are the foundation of the health-care system, according to the Ontario Medical Association.