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  Report calls for more to be done to protect French language

  A new report commissioned by L'Association canadienne-francaise de l'Ontario (L'ACFO), suggests the city of Greater Sudbury could be doing more to protect the French language.

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  Universite de Sudbury officials say more to come on its future

  The president of Universite de Sudbury made an impassioned plea to allies of the francophone community on Monday morning in English at Franco-Ontarian Day as the school continues to try and garner support from the provincial government.

• Sudbury mall wants to be new home for public library

  Sudbury's downtown mall is vying to become the new home for the city’s main public library.

• 9th person in northeastern Ontario dies in off-road vehicle crash

  A senior from Calvin Township died in a crash involving an off-road vehicle on private property east of North Bay on Sept. 20, police say.

• Northern Ont. judge rejects claim that man stabbed victim in the back four times in self-defence

  A judge in Sudbury, Ont., has rejected claims of self-defence by a man charged with stabbing a victim in the back four times.

• Wildfire in Pointe au Baril area being held

  A wildfire that began beside railway tracks in the Pointe au Baril area Sunday afternoon is being held.

• Retired detective turned author releases first mystery novel

  A retired Ontario Provincial Police detective in Greater Sudbury recently released his first book – David Lalonde penned the fictional mystery novel ‘Death of a Millionaire: An Inspector Jack Butler Mystery.’

• 21-year-old charged with stunt driving in Sudbury

  A Greater Sudbury driver is accused of travelling 144 km/h in an 80 km/h zone on Radar Road in the city last week, provincial police say.

• United Way allocates $100K in community funding to organizations on Manitoulin Island

  Friday marked a banner day for two community groups on Manitoulin Island that are still struggling under the weight of the Covid-19 pandemic.

• First Nations in northern Ont. seek over $100B to honour treaty promise

  A legal battle playing out in a northern Ontario courtroom this month has seen an alliance of First Nations argue they are owed upwards of $100 billion for the Crown's failure to honour a 173-year-old treaty promise, while the federal and provincial governments claim they are either owed far less, or nothing at all.

• Sudbury police investigating another motorcycle crash

  One person has been taken to hospital following the second motor vehicle crash in Sudbury involving a motorcycle in 24 hours.

• Cinéfest says films are best screened in person

  Cinéfest organizers say they hope next year even more people choose to come back to watch films in person.

• Sudbury's Red Oak Villa celebrates new state-of-the-art expansion

  Friday marked the grand reopening of the Red Oak Villa in Greater Sudbury – the seniors' residence has more than doubled in size with a new state-of-the-art expansion.

• Emergency departments on Manitoulin Island may be forced to close some days next month

  Manitoulin Health Centre announced earlier this week that they were eyeing several days in October for possible temporary closures of their emergency departments.