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BY JASON THOMPSON [email protected] Former cabinet minister Chris Hodgson, who is now president of the Ontario Mining Association, made news headlines last week regarding the Ipperwash inquiry.

BY JASON THOMPSON [email protected] Former cabinet minister Chris Hodgson, who is now president of the Ontario Mining Association, made news headlines last week regarding the Ipperwash inquiry.

BY HEIDI ULRICHSEN [email protected] The New Democrat candidate for Nickel Belt will focus on getting results for the people of his riding and holding the Liberals accountable for the sponsorship scandal during the election campaign.

BY SCOTT HADDOW [email protected] Slap on the skis because it's only two weeks until the grand opening of the revamped Adanac Ski Hill.

(CNW) Inco Limited announced today that it will be participating in a conference and a meeting with representatives of the investment community on Dec. 8 and Dec. 12 respectively.

A citizen's group with homes in the city's South End is holding a public meeting Tuesday evening to voice concerns over a major road construction project scheduled to begin next spring.

Sudbury Regional Hospital is warning Sudbury residents to beware of an Alberta-based company calling itself Healing Hands Busy Book.

The 2005 CPR Holiday Train will roll into Greater Sudbury's downtown station on Elgin St. Monday, Dec. 5 at 5:45 pm.

The fifth seminar in the NORCAT / Northern Ontario Business Opportunity Breakfast Series (NNOS) is planned for Tuesday, Dec. 6. Chris Hodgson, president of the Ontario Mining Association (OMA), will give a presentation.

BY SCOTT HADDOW [email protected] At 57, pastor Eric McGrath wanted a new challenge to test his faith. Lively?s Rev. Eric McGrath will be moving to Cambridge. His new post will allow him to share his faith with Russians.