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France's ambassador to Canada visited Sudbury on Tuesday to celebrate the French language and to sit down with Sudbury's mayor to discuss strengthening ties between the two countries.
This week's Take Me Home Tuesday episode features Beatrice, an affectionate one-year-old, fully grown female cat in need of a loving home.
A driver from B.C. is facing a list of charges after an automated licence plate reader alerted police to a stolen vehicle on a northern Ontario highway.
The annual Bluecoat Ball raised $190K for Science North in Sudbury and its ‘Science for All Fund.’
North Bay push up champs raise money for mental health while the Espanola High School arm wrestling team brings home some medals in a recent tournament.
Prime Minister Mark Carney called a federal election this weekend, sending Canadians to the polls in just more than a month’s time.
Lionel Lalonde, who was mayor of Rayside-Balfour, then a city councillor in Greater Sudbury after amalgamation in 2001, has died, his family said Monday.
In his 100 years, Gerald (Gerry) Wagner has fought in a war, raised a family and witnessed massive changes to the world and the way we live.
Two people from Greater Sudbury have been charged with fraud after a senior in French River was scammed out of around $6,000.
With the goal of sharing knowledge and paying tribute to a beautiful language - Anishinaabe, 365 Jingles, an Indigenous podcast has launched its third season.
Ontario's fire chiefs say they are concerned over the number of fatal fires already this year with northern officials sharing tips to keep residents safe.
The federal government announced $1,073,130 in funding for Science North through the CanCode program to expand digital skills education for students and teachers across northern Ontario.
SNOLAB is developing a new program to inspire students in northern Ontario and across the country to engage with science through hands-on learning.
Sudbury hosted the OFSSA boys’ and girls’ A/AA championships last week. While the boys host team, the St. Charles College Cardinals, won a bronze medal that is not why the team or the tournament is making headlines.
Ontario Provincial Police laid charges following an investigation into multiple breaches of a release order in domestic-related incidents in Blind River last week.
Ontario Provincial Police charged a 27-year-old man with assault and uttering threats following a family dispute at a residence in Elliot Lake.
