Bike patrols offer Sudbury police a unique view of the city
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The May long weekend is upon us and northern Ontarians didn't waste time Friday hitting the road and getting to their camp or cottage.
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Launch of video series in Sudbury highlighting cancer screening
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Sudbury/Nickel Belt candidates square off for the senior vote
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Soo T-Birds ready for battle at national playoff
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It’s the weekend…rest, relax and enjoy these activities
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