Tyler Clarke

The construction of a new 160-bed wing at Pioneer Manor, planned as a five-story build, is up for tender and is anticipated to open by late 2025 or early 2026

The annual foot race event has been held virtually for the past three years due to the COVID-19 pandemic, with Sunday’s in-person event a return to form for the popular attraction

The U18 Sudbury Spartans took home a narrow 28-27 win over the Sault Sabercats during an exhibition game at James Jerome Field on Saturday

Cat fanciers from Quebec are in Azilda for the Sudbury Cat Show, which continues on Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The annual Defeat Depression walk/run was held at Bell Park on Saturday, with approximately 350 people participating in walks and runs of various distances

Only one of Greater Sudbury’s 13 city council members — Ward 4 Coun. Pauline Fortin — responded with substance to Sudbury.com’s inquiry about Idylwylde Golf and Country Club’s tax deal with the city, which has allowed the club to defer payment of $862,354 in property taxes as of last year

Bawa Hospitality Group’s 137-unit assisted living facility in Sudbury’s Minnow Lake neighbourhood is anticipated to fully open by the end of the year

Idylwylde Golf and Country Club’s tax deal, finalized in 1966, allows them to defer a portion of their taxes until such time as the lands cease to be used as a golf course

Greater Sudbury Utilities is gradually upgrading its infrastructure to accommodate a growing need for the energy during a time in which there’s growing need as people shift from fossil fuels

As of May 1, Claude Daoust has served the Chelmsford Fire Station for 50 years, and a celebration in his honour was held at the station on Wednesday evening