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Incoming chamber of commerce president shares priorities

Phil Archambault wants to reduce taxes, regulations on business with a focus on youth

Revamped municipal park hit with youngsters

A spruced-up Wilcox Park is now a second home for Sophia Shillington.

Ford, Glencore mark start of ore access at Onaping Depth Project

Sudbury mayor, MPs, MPPs join premier in celebrating Onaping project as key move to protecting supply chains, workers amid U.S. tariff threats

Pastiche serves up French-inspired food in Calgary's Bridgeland

This is the magic that happens when restaurateurs take that risk to follow their hearts

Sudbury briefs: Learn to paddle; the magic of Elvis Presley

Also, Downtown Sudbury’s community yard sale returns to the city core on Sept. 12

New purposes possible for old hospital

Within a short period of time the remains of the old General Hospital on Queen Street East will be gone, the demolition rubble sorted and hauled…

Dangerous veterinary drug being added to fentanyl

Northeastern Public Health warns dangerous veterinary sedative being added to street drugs

North Bay police assist in human trafficking arrest

A 31-year-old Toronto man charged with human trafficking was arrested at a North Bay residence on Aug. 12.

Man’s latest round of troubles began at Espanola drive-thru

Philip Seabrook had a lengthy criminal record heading into court at the Sudbury Courthouse.

Sault Ste. Marie mayor wary of proposed U.S. trade deal

Early reports suggest that steel tariffs will be reduced from 50 to 25 per cent.

Sudbury’s economy enjoying ‘real momentum,’ mayor says

Economic Bulletin says Greater Sudbury is enjoying strong results in employment, investment, business growth and talent attraction

Free help for men at risk of committing gender-based violence

'Don’t suffer in silence. The services are there,' says director of Timmins Family Counselling

Hungarian immigrants from Toronto came to Sudbury to steal

Cousins caught taking scrap metal from Sudbury businesses in 2024

Opening the universe to the youth

Residents of the community, the region and around the world had an opportunity last week to reach for the stars when Cochrane was host to the fi…

Ojibway activist visits Spanish to seek closure

Cody Purcell travelled 600 kilometres to a North Shore residential school “to look the evil in the eye.”

Residents safe after devastating house fire

A family of four together with their three pets managed to escape a devastating house fire on Waterfalls Road near Walford on Saturday morning,…

Having 'fun with science' during spring break

Science Timmins and the Timmins Public Library have teamed up to keep students engaged in learning while on their spring break.

?I was terminated from Laurentian University today’

Robert Hache, the president of Laurentian University, announced Monday the university has cut almost 60 programs in an effort to balance the boo…