Sudbury Airport to get $3.5 million from Ottawa
The federal government is providing $3.5 million to the Sudbury Airport Development Corporation. FedNor is hoping to mitigate some of the losses as a result of COVID-19.
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Delta strain now dominates, but close to 70% of Sudburians over 12 fully vaccinated, health unit reports
As local cases dry up, Public Health Sudbury & Districts said Thursday that 69.2 per cent of people older than 12 have now been vaccinated against COVID-19 with both shots.
Sault police detail events that led to multi-vehicle collision that sent 10 people to hospital
The Sault Police Service has released the sequence of events that led to a four-vehicle collision Monday on Greater Northern Road that sent 10 people to hospital.
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Sudbury annual film festival introducing feature film awards with cash prizes
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Sudbury police search for suspect in downtown stabbing
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Youth in Sudbury area learning an important life skill
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Sudbury-Manitoulin area parents encouraged to register their child for a seat on the school bus
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As Vales strike continues, impact on economy in Sudbury grows
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More vaccinations are needed in the north to meet provincial goals
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Wanted Parry Sound man arrested: OPP
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Both sides back at table in Vale strike
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Baby Jesus statue vandalized again at a Sudbury church
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Laurentian asks for more time to finalize process to deal with claims from former staff
Laurentian University is asking the courts for more time to come up with a process to handle compensation claims from former staff members.
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Construction and tree clearing underway in Sault Ste. Marie
It's construction season and a number of projects are underway in Sault Ste. Marie, ranging from road resurfacing to complete rebuilds.
Following fire, South Porcupine Food Bank finds new locations to serve clients
Operating from the back of its van did the trick for the South Porcupine Food Bank while it made contingency plans after a fire at a neighbouring apartment unit.
North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit outlines its vaccination target
Health officials at the North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit are laying out the numbers needed to move the area out of Stage 3 of Ontario’s reopening plan.
Sudbury Airport to get $3.5 million from Ottawa
The federal government is providing $3.5 million to the Sudbury Airport Development Corporation. FedNor is hoping to mitigate some of the losses as a result of COVID-19.
Northern Canada may be a popular destination at the end of the world
U.K.-based researchers have found that northern Canada may act as a ‘lifeboat’ when society collapses due to its temperatures, but an island like New Zealand could remain relatively unscathed.
Break-in suspect in northern Ontario tried to flee by crawling through ceiling, falls into the hands of police
A suspect in a Temiskaming Shores break-in learned the hard way this week that walking on ceiling tiles is a bad way to try and escape police.
Delta strain now dominates, but close to 70% of Sudburians over 12 fully vaccinated, health unit reports
As local cases dry up, Public Health Sudbury & Districts said Thursday that 69.2 per cent of people older than 12 have now been vaccinated against COVID-19 with both shots.
City of Sault Ste. Marie looks to regulate Airbnb, short-term rentals
The City of Sault Ste. Marie is proposing new regulations for short-term rentals, such as Airbnb.
Ontario activates Disaster Recovery Assistance program for Barrie tornado victims
Barrie residents impacted by a devastating tornado earlier this month will receive help from the province.
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Canadian women's eight crew win Olympic rowing gold for the first time since 1992
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Afghan nationals seeking Canada's help face technical issues with sending applications
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'The inevitable next step': Alberta health minister defends COVID-19 policy changes
Alberta Health Minister Tyler Shandro defended the sweeping changes his government announced the day before, saying they were "the inevitable next step" in the province's COVID-19 response.
Ontario hits first benchmark to leave Step 3 but three more things still need to happen first
Ontario has hit the first benchmark to exit Step 3 and move toward a complete reopening, but there are already calls for a contingency plan to avoid a fourth lockdown in the fall.
COVID-19 update: B.C. adds 204 cases in highest single-day increase since June 5
The B.C. government announced 204 new cases of COVID-19 on Thursday, marking the biggest single-day increase in infections the province has seen since early June.
