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BILL BRADLEY The struggle to save a local wetland area off Paris St. continues. John Rutherford, spokesperson for Citizens for the Preservation of the Nephawin/Lily Creek Wetlands, vows to fight against two developments off Centennial Dr.

BY TRACEY DUGUAY Civic engagement ruled the day when it came time for city council to decide on what location it would recommend to the Ministry of Transportation (MTO) for a new bypass interchange.

BY TRACEY DUGUAY For the second week in a row, the owners of Crystal North, a water bottling company, left council chambers without knowing the fate of their business.

By Kelly Louiseize Canada is the largest international investor in exploration and mining said Tom Hynes, the director general of the CANMET Mining and Mineral Sciences Laboratories with Natural Resources Canada. He was the guest speaker Jan.

Eight firefighters and 14 police officers, including a Sudbury firefighter, will be awarded Ontario's top honours for bravery by the Province of Ontario.

A water main break on Paris Street has reduced traffic to one lane in each direction between Walford Road and Centennial Drive. City of Greater Sudbury crews are currently on site.

The Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Sudbury have their eyes set on throwing a strike for the annual Bowl For Kid's Sake pajama party, their largest annual fundraiser.

Lockerby Composite School captured top honours in this year's Mock Trial Competition.

Following a report from the Rainbow District School Board's Administrative Council recommending the closure of three Walden area schools and to combine them into one large school to be located in the Lively area, a group of concerned parents is speak

BY GIANNI UBRIACO For all those youth out there aspiring for a long, productive, and stable career using some of the most sophisticated technology and earning above-average salaries, then the skills trades may be just what you're looking for.