Agriculture conference coming to Sudbury
A large agricultural conference is returning to an in-person format this year at Sudbury's Holiday Inn.
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Student presentation in Sudbury to go ahead, despite board opposition
The past few weeks have been a bit of a roller coaster for 16-year-old Ra'Jah Mohamed, a student at Lo-Ellen Park Secondary School.
Toronto woman wins $570K in Sudbury hospital’s 50/50 January draw
Ms. M. Vogl of Toronto is the winner of the Health Sciences North Foundation’s 50/50 draw for January, taking home $570,642.
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Non-emergency help is just a phone call away in Sudbury
A non-emergency helpline telephone service, 211, connects people to community and government services to help with a wide range of social needs at a time they are increasing significantly.
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Devils associate coach Andrew Brunette charged with DUI
New Jersey Devils associate coach and former Florida Panthers head coach Andrew Brunette was arrested early Wednesday morning in South Florida while driving home from a bar in his golf cart, authorities said.
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Snow squall warnings in effect across northeastern Ont.
Environment Canada issued snow squall warnings Thursday for several communities in northeastern Ontario.
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Sudbury police arrest 16-year-old male in stabbing
A fight between two 16-year-old males in Sudbury escalated to a stabbing and now, one teen is facing charges, police say.
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Three northern Ont. communities to run provincial park
The Ontario government has announced a partnership with three northern communities to operate a provincial park near Elliot Lake.
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Anyone who drank tap water in Espanola on Tuesday night could get sick
A problem at the Espanola Water Treatment Plant allowed improperly treated water to enter the system Tuesday night, exposing residents to possible illness.
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Car, train collide in Sudbury, two people in hospital in stable condition
Two people are in Health Sciences North in stable condition following a collision Sunday in Sudbury between a train and a vehicle.
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Warm Line offers pre-crisis mental health support in Sudbury
The Northern Initiative For Social Action known as NISA is a peer-to-peer organization that helps people take care of their mental health. It also operates a free peer-run telephone service called the Warm Line.
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Labour peace in Sudbury boosts Vale results in Q4, nickel sales rise by 31%
This week, Vale Ltd. reported a 31 per cent increase in nickel sales in the fourth quarter of 2022.
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Sudbury nursing professor garners $10K research grant
Laura Killam, a Cambrian College professor of nursing, is one of the 2023 recipients of a $10,000 Early Career Research Awards from the Society for Simulation in Healthcare.
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Two crashes take out hydro poles in Sudbury overnight
It was a busy night for power repair crews in Greater Sudbury after two crashes take out hydro poles in different parts of the city.
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Sudbury, Ont., university looks to reopen its Olympic-sized pool
Sudbury’s Laurentian University announced Tuesday it would take the next steps in the hopes of reopening its pool.
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Sudbury senior honoured for decades of volunteer work
Reijo Viitala, a long time volunteer at Finlandia Village in Sudbury, has been honoured with a provincial award.
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Take Me Home Tuesday: Donny
In this week's episode of Take Me Home Tuesday, we are featuring a three-year-old pup that was transferred to the Sudbury SPCA shelter from another centre.
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Agriculture conference coming to Sudbury
![Registrations are now being accepted for a large agricultural conference getting set for Feb. 15-16 in Sudbury]()
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Dogsled races to take place in Wahnapitae
![Organizer Tammy St. Louis of Skiplyn Kennels tells Jessica Gosselin about the dog sled races the kennel is organizing in Wahnapitae.]()
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Extreme cold expected in Sudbury
![An Extreme Cold Alert has been issued for Sudbury, prompting additional resources to help the city's most vulnerable.]()
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Northern hockey update for Feb. 2/23
![Northern Ontario rivals in both the OHL and NOJHL battle it out on the ice. Here is what happened Wednesday night.]()
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Heavy snow creating hazardous storm conditions
![All of northern Ont. is now under weather warnings as a fast-moving arctic cold front moves in bringing snow squalls to some areas.]()
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Vale in Sudbury seeing nickel sales increase
![Times are good in the Sudbury mining business as Vale records increases in nickel production and sales.]()
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Sudbury teen charged in downtown stabbing
![A 16-year-old male has been charged by Sudbury police for stabbing another teen his age downtown.]()
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Northern districts funding some ECE students
![Some northern Ontario districts are paying to send unqualified childcare workers to college to get early childhood educator certifications.]()
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Phone line helps those before mental health crisis
![Northern Initiative For Social Action in Sudbury operates a peer-run phone line to help those struggling with mental health.]()
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Fight between two 7-year-olds turns violent after mom gets involved
An argument between two young children playing outside together escalated to violence when a parent got involved, a North Bay mom says.
OLG to unveil $48M lottery winner from Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.
The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. is holding a big reveal Friday morning: the winner of a $48 million Lotto 6/49 Gold Ball draw.
Student presentation in Sudbury to go ahead, despite board opposition
The past few weeks have been a bit of a roller coaster for 16-year-old Ra'Jah Mohamed, a student at Lo-Ellen Park Secondary School.
Timmins councillor wants community safety to be council's top priority
Break-ins have become a problem at McDonald's Guardian Pharmacy and Variety Store is located in South Porcupine's downtown area.
With extreme cold ahead, Sudbury groups provide support for the vulnerable
The bitter winter wind is expected to feel much colder, leading to an extreme cold alert being issued for Sudbury.
Northern doctor calls for changes to improve health care in the north
A northern Ontario doctor is making recommendations to the Ontario government when it comes to improving health care in the north.
Highway 11 reopens in northern Ont. after multi-vehicle pile up
Highway 11 in northern Ontario is closed Thursday morning from Highway 66 near Kenogami Lake to Matheson after a collision involving several vehicles, police say.
As northern Ont. community mourns death of young girl, calls grow to ensure fire protection
A GoFundMe campaign to help a family in the remote community of Peawanuck, Ont., has surpassed $37,000 as calls for action grow to ensure the community has fire protection.
IAMGOLD now has funding in place to complete Côté Gold project
IAMGOLD announced this week it now has the funding in place to complete its Côté Gold project, located about an hour south of Timmins.
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