Artic blast prompts extreme cold warning for northern Ont.
Most of the country is taking part in a polar plunge Sunday, with plummeting temperatures and extreme cold warnings issued for much of the nation -- including most of northern Ontario.
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Sudbury extreme cold alert in effect until Monday
Organizations in Greater Sudbury that deal with people experiencing homelessness have issued an extreme cold alert.
A new season of Shoresy is on its way
It is now less than one week from the premiere of the new season of the hit comedy series Shoresy.
Firefighters rescue puppy from structure fire on Hwy. 64 near Noelville
Highway 64 is closed in both directions Friday morning as crews deal with a building fire.
Restaurants Canada says GST/HST break has had positive impact but not all agree
Restaurants have seen a boost in dining and traffic over the past month coinciding with the GST and HST holiday, according to new data by Restaurants Canada and Open Table.
The Ontario government has started sending out $200 cheques to taxpayers
The $200 payment from the Ford government will be showing up in Ontarians' mailboxes in the form of physical cheques.
UCCM Anishnaabe Police Service now operating a full-time canine unit on Manitoulin Island
The UCCM Anishnaabe Police Service said it has "unleashed" its first ever full-time canine unit on Manitoulin Island.
Woman describes the night northern Ont. murder witness arrived looking for help
A murder trial in Sudbury heard testimony this week of the events immediately after Brandan Brooks was fatally shot on M'Chigeeng First Nation.
Northern Ont. murder victim was competition to Toronto-area drug dealer, jury told
Prince Almando Graham is charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of Brandan Brooks in the First Nation community of M’Chigeeng.
French River nabs $80-million industrial investment by Sudbury company
A big coup for the Municipality of French River as the mayor announced that Sudbury-based Anmar Mechanical would be constructing two new facilities and creating around 150 new jobs in the community.
Hundreds gather for one-of-a-kind food, beverage festival in Sudbury
Hundreds gathered at Caruso Club in Sudbury on Thursday for a one-of-a-kind food and beverage festival in support of Inner City Homes.
Paris Street in Sudbury reopened after vehicle struck hydro pole
A major thoroughfare in the heart of Greater Sudbury was closed for about an hour Thursday morning after a vehicle struck a hydro pole, fire officials say.
‘I couldn’t stand by anymore’: Sudbury father fundraising for addiction treatment for his daughter
Jody Cameron says his daughter has suffered from mental illness for about a decade. She began self-medicating and the drug addiction has now progressed to the point where she has overdosed multiple times and she needs help.
TechTalk: Smartyprints
In this week's TechTalk segment, Tony Ryma speaks with Avalon Lupini of Smartyprints, a Sudbury company making life easier for pharmacies.
Skilled trades still in demand in 2025
Ian Howcroft from Skills Ontario talks with Tony Ryma about the top five trade skills that will be most in demand in 2025.
OPP remind motorists to use cautious driving near snowplows
Motorists in northern Ontario are being asked to exercise caution when driving near snowplows on highways across the region.