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Memorial transitional unit to stay open as long as necessary

The transitional care unit (TCU) at Sudbury Regional Hospital's Memorial site will not close until all of its residents have another place to live, according to the hospital's president and CEO, Dr. Denis Roy.
Fighting back against cancer

Fighting back against cancer

“If cancer was standing right in front of you, what would you say to it?” Heather Corrigan, event chair of Sudbury's Relay for Life, wants to know. The Canadian Cancer Society hosts the Relay for Life each year in communities across the country.

Helping critically ill patients from afar

Health-care professionals caring for critically ill patients at three small hospitals in northeastern Ontario have been getting a virtual helping hand from their colleagues at Sudbury Regional Hospital, thanks to a pilot project.

Coniston celebrates Winterfest

The community of Coniston is celebrating Winterfest from Feb. 10 to 13. During the weekend, teams from the Coniston Minor Hockey Association (CMHA) will face off against each other, and a number of other family-friendly activities will be set up.
Driver finds box of abandoned kittens

Driver finds box of abandoned kittens

Two adult cats and five kittens will be up for adoption at Greater Sudbury Animal Control tomorrow (Feb. 11), after they were rescued following a call from a concerned motorist.

New and old faces elected to Downtown BIA board

Five new members will join four incumbents on the board of directors for the Downtown Sudbury Business Improvement Area (BIA) for a four year term. Voting took place on Feb. 3 and 8, and the list of members was approved by city council at the Feb.

School boards approve joint calendar

Rainbow District School Board, Sudbury Catholic District School Board, Conseil scolaire catholique du Nouvel-Ontario (CSCNO) and Conseil scolaire public du Grand Nord de l’Ontario (CSPGNO) have approved the school year calendar for 2011-2012.
$3.7M needed for Flour Mill flooding solutions

$3.7M needed for Flour Mill flooding solutions

City council has given city staff the green light to move forward with a $3.7 million plan to deal with flooding in the Flour Mill area.

Regulated store hours to stay in Greater Sudbury

Stores in Greater Sudbury still don’t have a choice in when they will be open or closed, as regulated shopping hours are still in place. During the Feb.
St. Gabriel's construction delay makes CCAC's job 'difficult'

St. Gabriel's construction delay makes CCAC's job 'difficult'

Every day completion of the St.