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Maple Leaf legend and Sudburian Jim Pappin dies at 82

Maple Leaf legend and Sudburian Jim Pappin dies at 82

Born in Copper Cliff Jim Pappin laced up for the Sudbury Wolves, eventually advancing to the NHL. He is credited with scoring the goal that won the Toronto Maple Leafs their last Stanley Cup
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Nickel Capitals’ Tyson Rismond headed for Powassan Voodoos

Nickel Capitals’ Tyson Rismond headed for Powassan Voodoos

Rismond was part of Team NOHA at the OHL Cup
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Sudbury Spartans’ home opener set for Saturday

Sudbury Spartans’ home opener set for Saturday

Kickoff at James Jerome Field is at 7 p.m.
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Lifeguards on duty at city beaches starting June 18

Lifeguards on duty at city beaches starting June 18

Guards will be on duty from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily
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Two Sudbury kickboxing athletes come out on top

Two Sudbury kickboxing athletes come out on top

The WAKO Canada National Kickboxing Championship had two kickboxing champs from Sudbury
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Junior Spartans take on Skyhawks this weekend

Junior Spartans take on Skyhawks this weekend

Quinte comes to town to battle Sudbury at James Jerome Sports Complex
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Bold: What's the old saying? It's just like riding a bike

Bold: What's the old saying? It's just like riding a bike

Explaining the popularity of riding a mountain bike in and around Sudbury
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Photos: Lo-Ellen Park cleans up at northern track championships

Photos: Lo-Ellen Park cleans up at northern track championships

In terms of overall scoring, the South End high school was more than 200 points ahead of its next closest competitor
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Photos: Lo-Ellen dominating at NOSSA track finals

Photos: Lo-Ellen dominating at NOSSA track finals

High schools gather in Sault Ste. Marie for the first Northern Ontario Secondary School Athletics track and field competition in two years
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St. Ben’s girls tackle football team makes Canadian history

St. Ben’s girls tackle football team makes Canadian history

The school hosted the first-ever Canadian girls tackle football game at the high school level this week and though they lost the game 17-14, the players were ecstatic to hit the gridiron in a full-contact game
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