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Posted By Sudbury Northern Life Rainbow District School Board held a sod turning ceremony today to mark the start of construction of its second green school.

Repairs to a water main valve on Sunderland Road will interrupt water service to residences north of Municipal Road 86, between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 31.

Greater Sudbury Mayor John Rodriguez and Council invite residents to sign a book of well wishes for Sudbury’s own Corporal William Kerr, who sustained critical injuries in Khandahar City, Afghanistan, while serving a tour of duty on Oct. 15. Cpl.

Posted By Sudbury Northern Life Reporter Bill Bradley It does not happen often — the coming together of diverse groups to problem solve a crisis in the community.

Posted By Sudbury Northern Life Reporter Bill Bradley A federal Conservative government cabinet shuffle today may have left FedNor — the federal agency responsible for economic development in northern Ontario — without a place at the cabinet table.

Posted by Sudbury Northern Life Reporter Janet Gibson On Tuesday, 350 Grade 10 students from Sudbury's four school boards gathered at Cambrian College for the annual Student Safety Expo hosted by Safe Communities Sudbury.

Posted by Sudbury Northern Life Reporter Bill Bradley There may be solutions to the bed crisis at the Sudbury Regional Hospital, said hospital officials Wednesday night at city council.

University students from across northern Ontario will have the opportunity to feel like a diplomat for three days next week at the Holiday Inn on Regent Street — the setting for the Northern Ontario United Nations Simulation (NOUNS).

Posted by Sudbury Northern Life Reporter Janet Gibson Just as Halloween ends, flu season starts. The flu is a respiratory virus caused by the influenza virus, said the Public Health Agency of Canada on its website.

Posted by Sudbury Northern Life Local high school students learn to work with software called Blender and Paraview at MIRARCO inside the Willet Green Miller Centre.