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French River Mayor Gisèle Pageau says the province's plan to give mayors of smaller communities more powers is "one of the most ill-conceived pieces of legislation I have ever encountered."
Ontario Provincial Police have deployed resources to search for a missing snowmobiler on Manitoulin Island.
A health care worker from the Greater Sudbury community of Capreol says she is in no rush to spend her winnings after earning a $175,000 lottery prize.
A 21-year-old man who was already under release conditions has been arrested following a bizarre incident at the YMCA in downtown Sudbury.
On Wednesday morning, there was a large-scale simulation of a school shooting at College Boreal in Sudbury.
On Tuesday evening, the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce hosted a panel discussion at the Centennial Area in Hanmer with federal election candidates.
Two people have been arrested following an incident on Highway 69 south of Sudbury earlier this month.
A French River man, 27, is facing several charges including impaired driving after police were notified he removed his court-ordered ankle monitor Tuesday night.
Three of the four candidates running in the federal Sudbury East-Manitoulin-Nickel Belt riding faced questions during a chamber panel discussion.
There's going to be new leadership at the Sudbury Food Bank, which delivers on 14,000 requests for help every month.
With the continued success of the Split the Pot Lottery, more hospitals have come on board and access to tickets is expanding.
A judge in Greater Sudbury has made a ruling on a thorny legal question that has cost the court system valuable time: what to do if a suspect refuses to attend court.
Officials with a northern Ontario Indigenous child welfare agency are sounding alarm bells amid federal funding cuts and an increase in need.
The results of an autopsy on a body found in Bell Park last summer have led Sudbury police to begin investigating the death as a homicide.
As graduation approaches for high school seniors, some hijinks are prompting Sudbury police to issue a warning about a popular game involving water guns.
With a population of 99,827, the riding of Sudbury East-Manitoulin-Nickel Belt spans more than 32,000 kilometres and, according to Elections Canada, has an average voter turnout of 62 per cent.
