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Mines minister touts new legislation to streamline mine openings during visit to Sudbury

New, ground-breaking legislation aims to open up Sudbury and the rest of the mining industry to the world.

Case of measles confirmed east of Sault Ste. Marie

One person has tested positive for measles in their coverage area, Algoma Public Health said late Thursday afternoon.

Conservative leader stopping in Sudbury ahead of Monday’s election

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre will be in Sudbury on Saturday, his second stop in the city in recent weeks.

Man wanted for two shootings in Sudbury arrested with $45K in illegal drugs

On Wednesday, Greater Sudbury police arrested the prime suspect in two shooting cases, one from last month and the other dating to January. He was hiding in the backseat of a vehicle.

Two suspected drug dealers from southern Ont. arrested in Sudbury

An investigation into suspected drug dealers operating in Greater Sudbury has led to the arrest of three people and seizure of $24,000 in drugs Wednesday, police say.

Election issues in Sudbury: From burgers to the ballot box

Money and financial concerns are on the minds of diners at local burger joint Deluxe Hamburgers, with its signature single arch.

MPPs call for investigation of Extendicare Countryside in Sudbury

Sudbury MPP Jamie West and Nickel Belt MPP France Gelinas are calling for a review of Extendicare Countryside by Ontario's Ministry of Long-Term Care.

Sudbury nears decision on hiring new integrity commissioner

A report headed to city council in Greater Sudbury next week recommends hiring a group called Principles Integrity as the city's new integrity commissioner.

Family history with mental health inspires Sudbury author’s book

Michelle Brunette’s book, The Burden of Loving a Broken Mind, is a story about mental health and mental illness, which she said is a topic near and dear to her heart.

Sudburian charged after police lay stunt driving charges on Hwy. 144

A 27-year-old suspect from Greater Sudbury has been charged with stunt driving following an incident last week on Highway 144 just north of the city.

Spring cleanup blitz on Manitoulin Island

Manitoulin Streams and Wikwemikong Tourism organized a community cleanup on Smith Bay Creek.

More northern Ont. towns discuss ‘strong mayor powers’

Northeastern Manitoulin and the Islands town council discusses concerns over new ‘strong mayor powers’ being expanded by Ontario government.

Province provides $1M to expand underground mining training centre in Sudbury

The Ontario government is providing more than $1 million to expand the Northern Centre for Advanced Technology underground mining centre.

No injuries after Sudbury bus carrying special needs students ends up in the ditch

The Sudbury Student Services Consortium says seven special needs students were on board a school bus Tuesday morning when it went off the roadway.

Sudbury police officer found not guilty of threatening young hockey player

A Sudbury police officer accused of assaulting and threatening a young hockey player at the Espanola arena last year has been found not guilty Tuesday morning.