Sudbury

Environment Canada issued air quality alerts for much of northern Ontario on Sunday as wildfire smoke blanketed the region, reducing visibility and posing health risks.

A new program launched by the Wikwemikong Tribal Police Service is showing promising results in reducing repeat offences and improving compliance with court conditions.

A Sudbury woman who allegedly survived a knife attack by her husband July 1 is seeking help to fly her mother's remains back home.

A 66-year-old motorcyclist from Val Caron has died after a collision on Highway 144, north of Onaping, earlier this month.

More than a dozen motorcycle enthusiasts from Greater Sudbury took off for a long journey Friday morning.

Dozens were in attendance at Sudbury’s Festival of India at Bell Park Friday evening. The now two-day event features more than 20 vendors and live performances.

Burger Wars continues in support of L'Arche Sudbury, with Matt Brown heading to M.I.C. to try their Belly Buster Burger.

Downtown Sudbury aims to change its perception with local business owners saying stigma deters patrons, but advocates stress safety concerns are overstated.

On Friday, a Sudbury court dismissed a lawsuit filed by Ward 11 Coun. Bill Leduc seeking $450,000 and an end to legal action being taken against him

About two dozen athletes and coaches from Sudbury headed to Brantford early Thursday morning to participate in the 2025 Special Olympics Ontario Provincial Summer Games.

A Sudbury author is leaning on his recovery from a stroke to help him write a new book.

New Metric Media, the production company behind Letterkenny and Shoresy, is hoping to keep filming shows in Greater Sudbury for a few more years.

Max MacDonald, 23, has some itchy reminders from his recent hiking ordeal – bug bites all over his arms, ankles and torso.

Donald Trump announced Wednesday the U.S. will place a 50 per cent tariff on copper effective Aug. 1, saying the decision was made after receiving a national security assessment.

The OHL has released its 2025 preseason schedule, featuring 50 games across Ontario from August 29 to Sept. 14, with northern teams set for early action.