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Profit-taking makes gas price shock in Sudbury much worse, analyst says
While oil prices have been soaring of late, an industry analyst says retailers in northern Ontario have hiked prices more than necessary.
Sudbury woman seeks help with alcohol struggle, ends up losing driver's licence
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Court boots Espanola politician from town council
An Ontario court has removed Maureen Van Alstine from town council in Espanola.
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