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Espanola OPP to offer free car seat clinic Thursday

As officers from the Ontario Provincial Police prepare to take part in the 2008 Fall Seatbelt Campaign initiative next week, members of the Espanola Detachment and the Espanola Health Unit are offering their services to all parents and caregivers to
Hospital alerts community to changes in infant security

Hospital alerts community to changes in infant security

BY JANET GIBSON CEO Vickie Kaminski updated Sudbury Regional Hospital’s board of directors earlier this month on improved security in the Labour, Delivery, Recovery and Postpartum Unit.

Cinefest 'friendly' to participants

BY BILL BRADLEY Cinéfest, which ended last Sunday, has an edge over much larger film festivals in Canada, said many of those involved. Organizers said the numbers who attend keep growing.

Activists walk for ‘day of peace’

BY BILL BRADLEY Criticism of Canadian involvement in Afghanistan erupted at Tom Davies Square during the celebration of peace Sunday.
Chelmsford roads a mess: former councillor

Chelmsford roads a mess: former councillor

BY BILL BRADLEY Former city councillor Ron Bradley, from Chelmsford, said roads in his area are a mess. He appeared before city councillors at a budget consultation at Tom Davies Square Monday. “We have to repair our infrastructure.

Ontario welcomes doctors from other provinces, U.S.

CNW - The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario has taken a giant step in solving Ontario's doctor shortage by allowing licensed physicians from other provinces and the United States to practise in Ontario without having to do further trainin

Development Corporation wins Marketing Canada awards

The Greater Sudbury Development Corporation was the recipient of three awards at the 2008 Marketing Canada Awards held in Fredericton, N.B.

Streets near Steelworkers' Hall expected to reopen Thursday

Investigators seeking the cause of Friday's fire at the Steelworkers' Hall have completed their work inside the remains of the building. The site is now ready to be secured prior to demolition.

Voting underway for Ontario's Worst Roads

Every day in Ontario, the cost of using substandard municipal roads and bridges increases through damage to vehicles, the environment and consumers wallets, and also threatens the safety of drivers and pedestrians alike.
Budget requests piling up for city

Budget requests piling up for city

BY BILL BRADLEY Requests for city funding piled up at a community budget session, held Monday night at Tom Davies Square. Some proposals were modest.