Sudbury

What started as an internal initiative by the Greater Sudbury Police Service to raise awareness about trauma and loss caused by Canada’s residential school system has turned into an annual event marking its fourth year.

Highway 69 was closed for more than eight hours Wednesday after a fatal crash between a transport truck and a passenger vehicle near Pointe au Baril.

A Dowling resident who was burning brush piles without a permit Tuesday night got a surprise visit from city firefighters.

Alexandra Wilson-Zegil is one of 20 recipients from across Canada receiving up to $70,000 over four years for her post-secondary education through the TD Scholarship for Community Leadership program.

A 19-year-old has been charged following an incident in which a victim was intentionally hit by a vehicle in Blind River.

Greater Sudbury has outlined roadways that frequently have potholes and would benefit from large, full-lane asphalt replacement, rather than just pothole repair.

Sudbury fire and Ministry of Natural Resources crews were called to a brush fire off Pilon Crescent in the Dowling area Tuesday night.

More than 50 dogs and cats rescued from northern Ontario wildfires arrived safely in Barrie.

With a major surge in attendance, the Lively Ski Hill in Greater Sudbury gets green light for much-needed repairs.

With the amount and severity of crashes on MR35 in the Greater Sudbury community of Azilda, city staff are recommending left turn signals be installed.

Residents in Copper Cliff may have noticed white trailers set up in front of the McClelland Arena. The trailers are a temporary examination centre set up by StatsCan for the next six weeks.

Lilly Frappier-Pellerin, 11, misses her orange cat, Rusty, who has been part of her family for the past seven years. The animal is at the centre of a dispute with PetSave Sudbury, which has custody of Rusty and says it won’t let him go.

Six students who represented Sudbury at the recent national science fair in Fredericton fared well at the competition, with two of the projects taking home medals.

This week on Take Me Home Tuesday, the Sudbury SPCA is featuring Chester, an orange and white adult male cat who would make a wonderful family pet.

A long-time charter member from Sudbury marked the start of her term as the Rotary Club’s District 7010 governor in an underground ‘pinning’ ceremony Saturday.