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Animal control protocol confuses concerned neighbours

Animal control protocol confuses concerned neighbours

In their attempt to help a litter of puppies left unattended for several days in a hot townhouse apartment last week, desperate neighbours found themselves confused about just who they were supposed to call. That's because, they told NorthernLife.

Lots of felines available at monthly adopt-a-thon

Many cats will be up for adoption on Saturday at the Rainbow District Animal Control and Shelter Services' monthly adopt-a-thon and open house.
Rainbow Cinemas closes next month

Rainbow Cinemas closes next month

Rainbow Cinemas theatre in the Rainbow Centre Mall will close Aug. 29.
Pro hockey players' visit 'rare and special'

Pro hockey players' visit 'rare and special'

It was “Hockey Afternoon in Sudbury” earlier this month for children at the Northeast Cancer Centre's pediatric oncology unit. A number of pro hockey players from the Sudbury area paid a visit to children undergoing treatment for cancer July 3.

Stinson elected chair of city's development corporation

Local veterinarian Darren Stinson will succeed Scott Lund as chair of the board of directors of the Greater Sudbury Development Corporation. Stinson was elected to the position during the GSDC annual general meeting July 12.

Two Chelmsford men fined for fishing violations

Two men from have been fined $1,000 each for possessing four walleye over the legal possession limit, said the Ministry of Natural Resources. Michel J. Lamoureux and Bruce A.

Love Your Lake program in full swing

The City of Greater Sudbury has launched the Love Your Lake program to landowners with shoreline property in Greater Sudbury.

City seeks feedback on Healthy Community Strategy

The City of Greater Sudbury is asking residents for feedback regarding general awareness of the Healthy Community Strategy in order to assess the effect the program and its initiatives have had in the community.
City takes further steps to protect transit drivers

City takes further steps to protect transit drivers

The city is going to further lengths to protect Sudbury Transit operators from assaults and to restore passenger confidence in the overall safety of the local public transit system.

Boréal, Symboticware collaborate for research

Collège Boréal and Symboticware are currently participating in a new applied research project aimed at expanding and maximizing the functionality of SymBot, the Sudbury company's flagship product.