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• Ontario AG audits four universities' financial management, here is what she found

  Following the Laurentian University financial crisis, the Ontario Auditor General conducted audits on the financial management of the province's universities and released her findings Wednesday in her 10th annual report.

  

• Another northern Ontario mining worker has died on the job, the second this month

  Alamos Gold says one person has died after being hit by a vehicle underground at the Young-Davidson mine Tuesday afternoon. It is the second mining fatality in northern Ontario this month.

  

• Campaign launched to help Sudbury’s Infant Food Bank

  The executive director of the Infant Food Bank knows first-hand how it helps people. Fourteen years ago she had a new baby, her husband lost his job and she got help from the charity.

• New technology could reduce number of false alarms in Sudbury

  A recent report released by Greater Sudbury Police said 93 per cent of security calls they respond to are false alarms.

• 'Absolutely terrifying': Two-month-old Sudbury boy hospitalized with RSV

  A Sudbury family is sharing their story after their son spent a week in the hospital with respiratory syncytial virus.

• Scout is a friendly tabby who loves a good scratch

  On this week’s edition of Take Me Home Tuesday, we present Scout, a year-old grey and white haired tabby looking for a good home.

• Sudbury police catch ‘Grinch’ stealing outdoor Christmas decorations

  Greater Sudbury Police caught a would-be Grinch in Azilda on Sunday evening after numerous outdoor Christmas displays were swiped from front lawns.

• Sudbury woman warns residents after coyote sighting

  A large female coyote has been captured on video patrolling a street in the Greater Sudbury area and here is what you should know.

• Unsealed documents: Here is what LU didn’t want you to see

  Unsealed documents are shedding new light on the discussions between the province and the school leading up to Feb. 1, 2021, insolvency declaration by Laurentian University.

• Winter storm watch along Hwy. 11 to James Bay Coast, strong winds along Great Lakes

  Environment Canada issued winter storm watches from the Geraldton area to Attawapiskat as an intense band of snow and strong wind gusts pass through the area with weather alerts for communities near the Great Lakes.

• First-time food bank users increase by 64%

  A province-wide report suggests food bank usage is up for the sixth consecutive year and a Sudbury group says the number of first-time users has spiked by 64 per cent.

• Calls for legislation preventing another Laurentian debacle

  Laurentian University is officially out of creditor protection as of Monday, two days ahead of the deadline it was facing. Now, calls are resuming for a change to legislation so this precedent can never happen again.

• Supervised consumption site in Sudbury helps ensure users are ‘safe’

  Sudbury's supervised consumption site has been open for almost two months. Officials said it's a low-barrier environment to help people who use drugs feel comfortable, supported, connected and safe.

• Memo from Sudbury hospital board praises embattled CEO Dominic Giroux

  Following the release of the full auditor general’s report on Laurentian University’s insolvency, the board of directors at Health Sciences North is praising the work of CEO Dominic Giroux.