Local News

The life-long commitment of two Sudbury residents has been honoured by Huntington University in the name of a new research and resource centre.

Three schools in the Greater Sudbury district have won $1,000 each from the grocery store chain Metro Inc. through the chain's Green Apple School Program to implement environmental initiatives.

St. Charles College staff hope to eliminate the stress of high school transition from students and their parents with their stepping into Grade 9 information night.

There is now an alternative to the emergency room for those with flu symptoms, who are unable to see a doctor or head in to a walk-in clinic.

Literacy is important to the ultimate success for children and youth, and thanks to the Cops for Kids program and local organizations and companies, local children will be able to spend this coming Sunday, Nov. 15, shopping for books.

The Northern Ontario Enterprise Gateway (NOEG), in partnership with FedNor, is bringing in angel investor Ross Finlay to Sudbury Nov. 11 to speak to businesses and entrepreneurs who may be seeking angel investment.

Attlee Avenue will be closed to traffic between Dublin Street and Lynwood Drive, starting at 9 a.m. on Nov. 10., as repairs to a Canadian National(CN) railway crossing are underway.

North East Specialized Geriatric Services, which operates at the North East Centre of Excellence for Seniors’ Health, celebrated its grand opening today.

One person who had tested positive for the H1N1 (swine flu) virus has died while receiving care at Sudbury Regional Hospital. The patient, who had underlying medical conditions, was from the Timmins area.

The Sudbury Area Mining Supply and Service Association (SAMSSA) will induct two businesspeople into the association's hall of fame during its annual general meeting Dec. 9.