Baby Jesus statue vandalized again at a Sudbury church
For a second time in six years, vandals have beheaded a statue of Jesus at a church in Sudbury’s downtown core.
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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.
BHP moving to take over Noront Resources
Noront Resources, the mining company that currently holds development rights in northern Ontario's Ring of Fire chromite deposit with plans to build a smelter in Sault Ste. Marie, is about to be taken over.
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Sudbury funeral homes are busy as people honour loved ones lost during the pandemic
With the COVID-19 pandemic and health restrictions making a difficult time even harder, funeral service providers in Sudbury say they are now busier than ever trying to honour lives lost over the last several months.
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Seven people sent to hospital after Manitoulin crash
OPP say seven people have been sent to hospital following a collision on highway 540 on Manitoulin Island Monday afternoon.
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Sudbury police looking for alleged assault suspect
Sudbury police are asking for help in identifying a suspect in an alleged assault investigation.
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Washout suspected cause of train derailment north of Parry Sound, highway reopened
Highway 529 has reopened after being closed for more than 24 hours after Sunday morning's train derailment north of Parry Sound.
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Forest fire smoke affecting air quality across northern Ontario
As smoke from forest fires in Manitoba and northwestern Ontario continues to blanket the northern region, Environment Canada has issued another alert about poor air quality.
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Vie's Pantry feeding Sudbury's 'less fortunate'
Every Sunday is a line up of people from all walks of life in downtown Sudbury and they're waiting for Violet Blount and her team of family and volunteers. Vie's Pantry has been providing warm meals to the city's less fortunate for the last two months.
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Train derailment closes Highway 529 from Britt to Pointe Au Baril
The Ministry of Transportation has closed Highway 529 from Britt to Point Au Baril due to a train derailment in the area.
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It's back to business for movie theatres across Ontario
The line-ups are getting longer at movie theatres with each day since movie theatres have been allowed to re-open since Ontario's most recent lockdown. At the Downtown Movie Lounge, movie-goers say they missed being able to come down and catch a 'flick.'
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Potential COVID-19 exposure on Ontario Northland bus
Public Health Sudbury & Districts is warning the public of potential COVID-19 exposure following two bus routes that stopped in North Bay and Sudbury from Toronto.
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State of Emergency declared over in Northeastern Manitoulin and the Islands
A 'state of emergency' has been declared by the mayor of Northeastern Manitoulin and the Islands after a water pump failed Saturday morning in the Little Current Water Treatment Plant. Seven hundred households are being urged to immediately cut back on their consumption.
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North Bay wheelchair tennis player heading to Paralympics
Born and raised in North Bay, Robert Shaw will take the court in Tokyo on Aug. 28.
Baby Jesus statue vandalized again at a Sudbury church
For a second time in six years, vandals have beheaded a statue of Jesus at a church in Sudbury’s downtown core.
Ontario will have different rules for unvaccinated students this September
Ontario's top doctor says thousands of unvaccinated students will face different rules compared to their vaccinated peers in September.
Sault police say man who struck parked car, then a cement garden, was found asleep at the wheel
A 29-year-old man from Sault Ste. Marie has been charged with driving while impaired by drugs and alcohol following two incidents Monday.
Hamilton resident, three people from Sudbury charged in Sturgeon Falls home invasion
Ontario Provincial Police in Sturgeon Falls has charged four people in connection with a home invasion July 15.
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.
COVID-19 linked to 'significant' drop in intelligence: research
Individuals who recovered from COVID-19, including those who no longer had symptoms, exhibited significant 'cognitive deficits,' according to a large study out of the U.K.
BHP moving to take over Noront Resources
Noront Resources, the mining company that currently holds development rights in northern Ontario's Ring of Fire chromite deposit with plans to build a smelter in Sault Ste. Marie, is about to be taken over.
Kirkland Lake resident charged with driving an ATV and an excavator while impaired
A 64-year-old resident of Kirkland Lake is facing impaired driving and other charges in connection with two incidents this month – one involving an ATV, another an excavator.
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Trudeau mum on launch of vaccine passport but vows system will be 'simple and efficient'
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau skirted around questions about when Canadians can expect to be equipped with formal proof of their COVID-19 vaccine status for travel abroad but vowed that the system will be both "simple and efficient."
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With September around the corner, some doctors are urging parents of children aged 12 to 17 to get vaccinated in time to build full immunity before school starts again.
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Ontario's top doctor says thousands of unvaccinated students will face different rules compared to their vaccinated peers in September.
Cases climbing? B.C.'s COVID-19 update reveals 150 more people tested positive in last 24 hours
The latest COVID-19 data released in B.C. Tuesday afternoon revealed 150 more people tested positive for the disease in the last 24 hours.
COVID-19 linked to 'significant' drop in intelligence: research
Individuals who recovered from COVID-19, including those who no longer had symptoms, exhibited significant 'cognitive deficits,' according to a large study out of the U.K.
