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Trudeau Jr. speaks in Greater Sudbury

Trudeau Jr. speaks in Greater Sudbury

From the minute he walked in the door, Justin Trudeau was the most popular guy at a fundraising dinner at the Caruso Club Saturday. Trudeau was the keynote speaker at Le Salon du livres de Grand Sudbury's fundraising event, Un amour de bibliotheques.

Prentice cuts ribbon at Sudbury Conservative HQ

Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development Jim Prentice says when history looks back on Stephen Harper, he'll be regarded as one of Canada's greatest prime ministers. He made his comments Feb.

Federal minister makes funding announcements

FedNor is investing more than $1.8 million in Greater Sudbury. Canada's Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development Jim Prentice made the announcement Feb. 16 at Tom Davies Square.

LU researchers receive $25,000 in grant money

This week is designated as Research Week at Laurentian University. To celebrate the importance of research and the partnerships between the university and its community partners, five Louise Picard research grants were awarded Friday morning.
Things got little bit crazy at university governors' meeting

Things got little bit crazy at university governors' meeting

Chaos erupted at Greater Sudbury's Laurentian University board of governors meeting just as members were about to vote on a tuition fee increase Friday afternoon.
LU students protest tuition hikes

LU students protest tuition hikes

A group of about 20 Laurentian University students staged a creative protest Friday to convince members of the school's board of governors not to hike tuition fees by $200.

Bartolucci to meet with Xstrata executives in Switzerland

Northern Development and Mines Minister Rick Bartolucci will be on a trade mission in Europe next week.

Part-timers treated as second class

BY KEITH LACEY A new union representing 17,000 part-time teaching and support staff at Ontario’s 24 community colleges has launched membership drives at Cambrian College and College Boreal.
Political science grad seeks Tory nod in Nickel Belt

Political science grad seeks Tory nod in Nickel Belt

BY HEIDI ULRICHSEN A 23-year-old Chelmsford woman hopes to become the Conservative candidate for Nickel Belt in the next federal election.

‘Everybody’s frustrated’ but change will come when hospital completed: Koka

BY HEIDI ULRICHSEN The president of the medical staff at Sudbury Regional Hospital says he’s troubled by recent media reports that imply physicians do not get along with the hospital’s board and administration.