'Warm Hearts' look to warm Sudbury's homeless
Sudbury’s Northern Initiative for Social Action or NISA has supplied more than 50 homemade quilts to be distributed to the homeless population in Greater Sudbury.
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Customers line up for final loaves from Golden Grain after 92 years operating in Sudbury
Long-time business in downtown Sudbury sells its final baked goods to loyal customers before closing its doors for good.
The 75th annual CTV Lions Children's Christmas Telethon was a shining success
The 75th annual CTV Lions Children’s Christmas Telethon continued its northern tradition Saturday.
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Suspect in triple stabbing in Sudbury charged with attempted murder
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