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Sault murder suspect allowed out of prisoner's box to sit next to lawyer
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Sudbury Breastfeeding Challenge returns Saturday
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West Ferris students collect thousands of pounds of food for North Bay Food Bank
If you live in North Bay, you may have seen students from West Ferris Secondary School go door-to-door Wednesday evening collecting food for the local food bank.
Sudbury police lay 16 charges in off-road vehicle safety blitz
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Timmins
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Judge set to give final instructions to jury in Jacob Hoggard sex assault trial
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