Jenny Lamothe, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

‘Quoi si, moé 'ssi j'viens du Nord, 'stie’ hearkens back to that show a half-century ago

Former University of Sudbury prof says this is ‘false advertising’ on Laurentian’s part

‘We have proof now that they haven't been doing their best to keep these programs open. I think that gives the province legitimacy to intervene. That's what I'm hoping is going to happen,’ says Academic Planning Committee member Joel Belliveau

TSO recruited Indigenous music creators such as Kiwenzie for production of ‘Mistatim’

Goal is for Franco-Ontarians to be able receive schooling in French from pre-school through post-secondary

‘It is important to recognize that it is only a display of accountability and not justice. Justice would be a world where George Floyd was not murdered’

Sen. Josée Forest-Niesing wants the Senate to express its concern and protect higher education opportunities for Francophones

Meet Mohammed Abdollahzahdeh, the proprietor of Eyvan Persian Cuisine, who fled Iran with his family and found a new home in the Nickel City

Reporter Jenny Lamothe’s beat focuses on often marginalized communities, the same groups of people subject to the most insults, racism and personal attacks on Sudbury.com’s Facebook page; she explains why she supports our decision to close comments on it

The Regroupement des professeurs(es) francophones de l'Université Laurentienne and others pushing for the ‘long-standing dream’ of a French-language university