Police

In the span of four hours on the evening of June 23, members of the Greater Sudbury Police Service investigated three nuisance bear complaints. In one incident, a bear was walking behind Speedy Muffler on the Kingsway, toward the Apollo Restaurant.

UPDATE: Two individuals were transported to hospital to have their injuries examined following the accident. The injuries suffered are described as serious but non-life-threatening. The incident is still under investigation.

A 23-year-old Valley East man is facing charges as a result of driving in a manner dangerous to the public. On June 22, Greater Sudbury Police observed a vehicle travelling at an extreme rate of speed and failing to obey stop signs.

A male driver is facing numerous charges after a motor vehicle collision June 22 at the intersection of Regent Street and Walford Road. A 23-year-old male driver hit a vehicle and then fled the scene. When his vehicle came to a stop, he fled on foot.

An 18-year-old Sudbury male is facing charges after police investigated a complaint of two suspects rifling through vehicles on the morning of June 21.

A group of youths accosted a 23-year-old male in the Donovan area on Sunday. The youths, which ranged from the ages of 15 to 17, had weapons and were wearing bandannas to hide their faces.

Chief of Police Ian Davidson and members of the Greater Sudbury Police Service are pleased to announce that Staff Sergeant Sheilah Weber has been awarded the inaugural Gimborn Scholarship, co-sponsored by the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police (

Greater Sudbury Police Service Uniform officers are investigating a hit and run that occurred on the morning of June 20.

Noëlville OPP Detachment commander staff Sgt. Tim Foster and SAVE Unit (Snowmobile ATV Vessel Enforcement) member, Sgt.

As a result of a continuing crackdown on drivers who flaunt the posted speed limits within the community of Greater Sudbury, uniform officers had interaction with yet another speeder. At 7:40 p.m.