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Vale Base Metals is taking a cautious approach to the potential imposition of U.S. tariffs on nickel and other critical minerals, opting to prioritize operational stability and safety while monitoring the evolving trade landscape.
Police on Manitoulin Island have seized multiple weapons and imitation firearms following the execution of a search warrant at a residence in M’Chigeeng First Nation.
The federal government has announced nearly $28 million in funding to upgrade water and wastewater infrastructure in Greater Sudbury, a move that will enable the construction of 3,300 new homes in the Lively-Walden area.
A Sudbury mother is sharing her family’s story to raise awareness about the lack of autism supports in northern Ontario, a situation that has forced her to place her nine-year-old daughter in the temporary care of the Children’s Aid Society five hours away.
A big cheque for $60,000 was delivered to the Inner City Home of Sudbury on Friday morning.
Rick Wyman joins Ian Campbell to deliver food to people around Sudbury with Meals on Wheels.
Two people from Wiikwemkoong have been charged with drug trafficking and other offences after a roadside check early Friday uncovered a cache of illegal drugs.
Police in Wiiwemkoong say three males were killed Thursday evening when a passenger vehicle collided with an off-road vehicle just after 6 p.m.
The Greater Sudbury community is rallying around a family that lost everything in a fire Thursday morning.
Police say three people are dead after a utility terrain vehicle collided with a vehicle in Wiikwemkoong First Nation on Manitoulin Island on Thursday evening.
Darren Michelutti, one of the OFSAA hockey tournament organizers, on hosting the three-day event in Sudbury.
Not only did the St. Charles College Cardinals host this year’s OFSAA hockey tournament, but the Sudbury high school boys’ team earned its first medal since 1991.
The boys’ hockey team from Sacred Heart Catholic High celebrates after winning the gold medal in the OFSAA final in Sudbury.
Greater Sudbury residents were able to voice concerns during the city’s Downtown Master Plan Community Workshop on Wednesday and see the vision.
Sudbury health care professionals joined thousands of others across the province calling on the province to improve the nurse-to-patient ratios.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre wants to create what he calls 'shovel ready zones' that would have pre-approved permits for major projects resources or energy projects.
