Transit in Sudbury celebrates 50 years of service with free rides
To celebrate half a century of municipal transit service, residents in Greater Sudbury can ride the buses free of charge Sept. 28.
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Film tells story of war and surviving residential schools
'Bones of Crows,' a Canadian drama playing at Cinefest, tells the story of a residential school survivor who becomes a code talker for the Canadian Air Forces in the Second World War.
Sudbury program recycles old tires of all sizes
As a way to prevent old tires from making their way to landfill sites in Greater Sudbury, reThink Green and B2B Industrial have teamed up to create a tire drop-off program.
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Laurentian seeks extension to Nov. 30 to emerge from insolvency
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Sudbury conference for entrepreneurs, investors
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Free parenting course being offered at Better Beginnings Better Futures Sudbury
Better Beginnings Better Futures in Sudbury is promoting a program for parents and caregivers.
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Sudbury post-secondary students talk about consent
Three post-secondary schools in Sudbury have released a video to raise awareness about the importance of consent.
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Quebec man accused of driving more than 195 km/h on Highway 17
A 33-year-old Quebec man has been charged after allegedly exceeding 195 km/hr on Highway 17 east of Sault Ste. Marie, police say.
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New sculpture unveiled at Laurentian University
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Sudburian featured in film about opioid crisis
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Singer Mimi O’Bonsawin returns to Sudbury to perform at French Fest
A Sudbury singer who now lives in the Ottawa Valley is returning to her hometown to perform at this year's French Fest.
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OPP investigating after human remains found north of Sudbury
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Multiple women report being drugged while downtown, Sudbury, Ont., police say
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Assault suspect in Sudbury flees scene on city bus
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Film tells story of huge 1969 concert in Toronto
![Revival69 director Ron Chapman tells Tony Ryma about his film about a 1969 concert that featured John Lennon and The Doors.]()
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Wolves look to rebound in new OHL season
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Exploring a one-of-a-kind sight in Sudbury
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Film tells wartime residential school story
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Tire drop-off program kicks off in Sudbury
![reThink Green and B2B Industrial teamed up to create a program that recycles used tires free of charge.]()
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Frost advisories for some communities Friday night
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Laurentian University to return $14.6M to NOSM
![After having its bursary money tied up for the last two years, NOSM will receive its $14.6 million student endowment money returned by LU.]()
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Fiona has hit Atlantic Canada, likely to leave a path of heavy rain, strong winds, power outages and flooding in its wake. CTVNews.ca shows five graphics that demonstrate its destructive potential.
Timmins MPP talks the future of mining in the north
George Pirie, the Ontario's Minister of Mines and MPP for Timmins, gave his first state of mining address for his new role at a Timmins Chamber of Commerce event Friday.
Hidden camera found inside Ontario Tim Hortons bathroom
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North Bay police seeks public's help locating an ATV involved in a collision
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Encampment under the overpass in Timmins cleared out again
The City of Timmins sent in crews to clean up the encampment area under the overpass on Algonquin Boulevard on Friday morning.
Remains found of Chapleau man who disppeared while canoeing on Ruth Lake
The remains of a 74-year-old man from Chapleau have been recovered after he went missing on Ruth Lake, located about 15 kilometres south of the community.
OPP lay numerous charges as unsanctioned rally hits Wasaga Beach
Provincial police have laid numerous charges in Wasaga Beach as a major car rally is returning to the town this weekend.
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Fiona wreaks havoc across Atlantic region, washes away homes in N.L.
Towns in Cape Breton and on Newfoundland's southern coast declared states of emergency on Saturday as post-tropical storm Fiona -- one of the strongest storms to ever strike Eastern Canada -- continued to lash the region.
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WATCH LIVE | Wind from 'very powerful' Fiona knocks out power to homes in Nova Scotia, P.E.I.
High winds knocked out power in thousands of homes in Nova Scotia and P.E.I. Friday night as people in Atlantic Canada began feeling the wrath of Fiona.
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Maritime homes washed away, widespread power outages
People across Atlantic Canada prepare for severe winds and heavy rain as Hurricane Fiona approaches. Creeson Agecoutay reports.
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WATCH LIVE | Wind from 'very powerful' Fiona knocks out power to homes in Nova Scotia, P.E.I.
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