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A little ceremony Wednesday on Louis Street highlighted a big transformation for an area of the city that used to have a bad reputation.

It’s easy enough to illustrate the amazing growth of Laurentian University’s Bharti School of Engineering with a recitation of its skyrocketing enrolment numbers, but nothing speaks to the school’s stature as an academic powerhouse as eloquently as t

The main beach at Bell Park is now among 4,000 other beaches in 49 countries to fly a blue flag from Blue Flag Canada.

St. David students and staff partnered recently with local Ojibwe artist and educator, Will Morin for a planting ceremony at the school to support the students' transition to the new school site. Fifty-two planters were filled with sweetgrass seeds.

A local protest against Bill C-51 took place in Sudbury June 21, and about a dozen people attended. The bill, which became law June 18, is the governing Conservatives' anti-terror legislation. NorthernLife.

A person dies from suicide in Canada every 121 minutes. That was just one of the startling statistics a number of mental health and addictions stakeholders shared at the #308conversations event at Cambrian College Thursday.

Today is your last chance to make your comments on the city's draft Transportation Master Plan. The City of Greater Sudbury would like to remind residents who would still like to comment on the draft Transportation Master Plan, to do so by 4:30 p.m.

Celebrate our nation’s birthday at Science North with the whole family. Enjoy a full day and evening of family activities, games and entertainment, including a spectacular fireworks display.

The engineer facing criminal charges after the 2012 collapse of the Algo Centre Mall in Elliot Lake appeared in Sault Ste. Marie court on June 24.

Every year, the Impact 6/21 Walk takes place in Hanmer to honour the memories of Steven Philippe, 16, Jazmine Houle, 15, and Caitlin Jelley, 15, who were killed by a drunk driver June 21, 2009. NorthernLife.