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Cambrian College's board of governors voted at its March 22 meeting to suspend nine of the college's programs.

Updated at 1:26 p.m. on March 23 Stagnant ridership and decreasing revenue over the last nine years has prompted the province to sell off the Ontario Northland Transportation Commission.

As they always do when one of their clients lands a job, the staff and clients at the Ontario March of Dimes' Sudbury branch gathered March 22 to ring a bell in honour of Michael Larocque.

There have been more than a few confused bus passengers in the wake of Ontario Northland's move to its new station on The Kingsway Dec. 1.

An unexpected visitor was spotted at Cambrian College March 22. Students and staff noticed a small beaver exploring the wet, but now empty ponds that make up Cambrian’s fountain.

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A local funeral director finds the city's upcoming burial permit charge “unacceptable” and “offensive.” Lougheed's Funeral Home director Gerry Lougheed Jr. said the $27 fee that will be introduced in 2013 is “a tax grab into the grave.

Sudbury MP Glenn Thibeault, the New Democrat's consumer protection critic, called the Competition Bureau's decision to fine gas stations in Kingston and nearby Brockville $2 million for fixing prices a small step forward.

Sean Lamothe has a YouTube.com following that reaches into the tens of thousands.

All of the students in the Northern Ontario School of Medicine's 2012 graduating class have successfully matched to Canadian residency programs on their first attempt.