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Warehouse technician from Sudbury dies in Afghanistan

Warehouse technician from Sudbury dies in Afghanistan

An Ottawa family with Greater Sudbury roots is waiting for the body of Marc Cyr, 48, to return to Canada.

LHINs slammed for in-camera meetings

Ontario Ombudsman Andre Marin released a report Aug. 10 which criticizes the Hamilton Niagara Haldimand Brant Local Health Integration Network for holding in-camera meetings when discussing plans to close local emergency rooms.

Discoloured water, low pressure may result from maintenance

Residents in the Goodview Road area just off Hwy. 69 S may see discoloured water and experience low water pressure as the city performs some water valve maintenance on Aug. 11. The discoloured water and low water pressure may happen between 7 a.m.

Ignatieff cancels Nickel Belt stops

UPDATED - Aug. 13, 3:02 p.m. The "Federal Express" stops, including two in Sturgeon Falls and Verner, have been cancelled due to the death of Mario Laguë, Ignatieff's director of communications.

Province offers compensation to families affected by Dr. Charles Smith

The Ontario government is offering up to $250,000 in compensation to persons affected by Dr. Charles Smith's "flawed work." The potentially eligible people are involved in the 19 cases examined by Justice Stephen T. Goudge.
Lt. Governor makes first stop in Sudbury tour

Lt. Governor makes first stop in Sudbury tour

After etching his name into the guest book, Ontario's Lieutenant Governor David Onley announced he was happy to be back in Sudbury.
Insect-life sign of recovering ecosystem

Insect-life sign of recovering ecosystem

Insects, whether crawling or flying, are as much an indicator of the health of the Greater Sudbury ecosystem as are fish swimming in area lakes, Joe Shorthouse, Laurentian University biologist, said.
Transit receives fair audit rating

Transit receives fair audit rating

The Auditor-General's second report for the City of Greater Sudbury took aim at two departments that handle significant amounts of money: city transit and parking services.
Premier to attend hospital's official opening

Premier to attend hospital's official opening

UPDATED Aug. 11 at 2:25 p.m. Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty will attend the official opening of Sudbury Regional Hospital, which will take place Aug. 12 at the hospital's South Tower entrance.

Games outrun hotel space

With hotels in the Greater Sudbury area booked by those attending the Ontario Summer Games from Aug. 10-13, several citizens are offering up accommodations in their homes for visitors during the event.