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Conseil scolaire catholique du Nouvel-Ontario (CSCNO) students will be among those gathered at Tom Davies Square in Sudbury Sept. 24 at 9:30 a.m. to take part in the celebration of the first provincial Franco-Ontarian Day.

Conseil scolaire public du Grand Nord de l’Ontario has launched an electronic classroom pilot project with Grade 7 students at École publique de la Découverte and École secondaire Hanmer.

The summer's construction season is busier than usual this year, as the city received extra funding from the provincial government, but one mayoral candidate contends the work is about winning votes, not funding. In a press release issued Sept.

The Northern Cancer Research Foundation will hold its 12th annual Luncheon of Hope Sept. 24 at the Caruso Club.

A traffic jam at South Bay Road on the Laurentian University campus this afternoon (Sept. 21) is not being caused by OPSEU Local 677 picketers, according to the union's bargaining team chair, Tyler England.

Marcelle Labelle is asking the public for financial help for her 25-year-old son, Mat Rochette, who was diagnosed with lymphoma in February 2008.

In a June 28 article on NorthernLife.ca, it was stated that Holy Trinity and St. Anthony churches would close and its membership would amalgamate with the parishes of other churches.

Carol Woodliffe said she is hopeful there’s still time to convince the Rainbow District School Board to keep Long Lake Public School open.

Entrepreneurs like Steven O’Leary, who have businesses along the Highway 144 corridor between Chelmsford and Dowling, are unhappy about a provincal government bypass proposal.

The professionals who plan patients’ discharge from Sudbury Regional Hospital, and the North East Community Care Access Centre (CCAC) workers who decide whether these patients should receive home care or be placed in a long-term care facility, will s