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Greater Sudbury woman killed in fatal Highway 144 crash

A 45-year-old Greater Sudbury woman was killed in a two-vehicle crash on Highway 144 in the Dowling area on Saturday, police said.

Northern medical school is a success story like no other

The Ontario Medical Association is highlighting northern Ontario's medical university in a new campaign.

Sudbury looks to deal with chronic complainers tying up city resources

Officials in Greater Sudbury are looking for ways to deal with a small number of chronic complainers that are taking up a large amount of city staff time.

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Sudbury senior vying for $25K prize in TV gameshow

After filming in Toronto earlier this year, a Sudbury senior is getting her big TV debut in a trivia gameshow with a $25,000 prize.
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Many people took part in a walk to remember children who never made it home from residential schools at the oval track at the Espanola Recreation Complex on Saturday. (Alana Everson/CTV News Northern Ontario)

Full Harvest moon photos from Paris Street by Dan Murphy in Sudbury

Victoria Brock in Forever and For Always: The Music of Shania Twain at Yes Theatre's Refettorio in Sudbury. (Juan Echavarria)

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Summer-like September saw temperature records fall in northern Ont.

Judging by last month, September is the new August in northern Ontario.

Northern medical school is a success story like no other

The Ontario Medical Association is highlighting northern Ontario's medical university in a new campaign.

Greater Sudbury must commit to housing construction goal to access provincial funds

Greater Sudbury has until Oct. 15 to commit to provincial housing construction targets to access a share of a $1.2 billion fund meant to spur construction.

Sudbury looks to deal with chronic complainers tying up city resources

Officials in Greater Sudbury are looking for ways to deal with a small number of chronic complainers that are taking up a large amount of city staff time.

Sudbury senior vying for $25K prize in TV gameshow

After filming in Toronto earlier this year, a Sudbury senior is getting her big TV debut in a trivia gameshow with a $25,000 prize.

North Bay

Summer-like September saw temperature records fall in northern Ont.

Judging by last month, September is the new August in northern Ontario.

Sudbury senior vying for $25K prize in TV gameshow

After filming in Toronto earlier this year, a Sudbury senior is getting her big TV debut in a trivia gameshow with a $25,000 prize.

North Bay assault victim transported to hospital with serious injuries

One person has been charged following a vicious attack in North Bay over the weekend.

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BREAKING Highway 17 reopens following crash in Markstay

Highway 17 has reopened between Markstay and Hagar east of Sudbury following a two-vehicle crash on Tuesday morning.

Teen dies in ATV rollover on Wahanpitae First Nation near Sudbury

Tragedy has struck another northern Ontario family, as a 14-year-old boy from Wahnapitae First Nation was killed in an ATV rollover marking the 10th death in the region involving an off-road vehicle since July.

Sault Ste. Marie

Northern MP congratulates new House speaker

Algoma-Manitoulin-Kapuskasing MP Carol Hughes is congratulating Greg Fergus, who was elected speaker of the House of Commons on Tuesday.

Summer-like September saw temperature records fall in northern Ont.

Judging by last month, September is the new August in northern Ontario.

Sudbury senior vying for $25K prize in TV gameshow

After filming in Toronto earlier this year, a Sudbury senior is getting her big TV debut in a trivia gameshow with a $25,000 prize.

Another crash on Highway 17 closes the road north of the Sault

A crash on Highway 17 late Tuesday morning closed the road in both directions at the Highway 552 intersection in Goulais River, north of Sault Ste. Marie, the Ministry of Transportation says.

Teen dies in ATV rollover on Wahanpitae First Nation near Sudbury

Timmins

Summer-like September saw temperature records fall in northern Ont.

Judging by last month, September is the new August in northern Ontario.

Sudbury senior vying for $25K prize in TV gameshow

After filming in Toronto earlier this year, a Sudbury senior is getting her big TV debut in a trivia gameshow with a $25,000 prize.

Teen dies in ATV rollover on Wahanpitae First Nation near Sudbury

Northern Ont. driver crashed after fleeing RCMP, throwing beer cans out window

A 35-year-old northern Ontario driver is charged with impaired driving after allegedly evading Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Manitoba, throwing beer cans out the window and assaulting his passenger before crashing vehicle into a ditch.

Canadore College celebrates 50th anniversary of its aviation program

The school of aviation at Canadore College is flying high celebrating its 50th anniversary this year.

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