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Sudbury motorcycle driver was suspended, had no insurance

A 54-year-old motorcycle driver from Lively has been charged following a traffic stop in French River on Tuesday.

Greater Sudbury crash claims two young brothers’ lives

Two brothers died following a two-vehicle crash Saturday morning near the Hanmer Valley Shopping Centre in Greater Sudbury. As local police continue their investigation, local businesses and community members are rallying to support the grieving family.

Loving, active & playful 7-year-old dog looking for a home

On this week's Take Me Home Tuesday, Emma Bailey of the Sudbury SPCA introduces Shadow, a loving, active & playful 7-year-old shepherd mix looking for a home.

Former Sudbury CAS board denies charge that it ‘disregarded child safety’

The former board of directors of the Children's Aid Society of the Districts of Sudbury and Manitoulin is denying allegations that child welfare was ‘disregarded’ and of financial mismanagement.

Proposal would see 247-unit subdivision, restaurant, retail outlet built in Val Therese

Sudbury’s planning committee will review plans next week to build 247 residential units in Val Therese, along with a restaurant and retail stores.

Manitoulin Island man charged in intimate partner violence case

A man faces 13 charges, including assault and forcible confinement, after police on Manitoulin Island investigated an intimate partner violence report.

Man guilty of trafficking fentanyl into Sudbury loses deportation fight

A man who was found guilty of importing drugs from Ottawa into Sudbury has lost a legal battle to avoid being deported.

Bridge renamed for fallen OPP officer Marc Hovingh

OPP Const. Marc Hovingh, killed in the line of duty in 2020, was honoured with a bridge dedication and a posthumous bravery award for his actions that day on Friday.

Indigenous Transition Program eases remote student move to college

Cambrian College's Indigenous Transition Program prepares remote-community students for college life with cultural and academic support.

Hwy. 17 reopens following fatal crash involving truck, motorcycle

Highway 17 between Glenbower Crescent and Bank Street in Wahnapitae has reopened after it was closed for several hours following a serious collision Thursday evening.

One person found dead following Manitoulin Island cabin fire

Officials say one person was found dead inside a serious, early-morning fire in Billings Township on Thursday. It happened on Hawk Road just after 7 a.m. Area residents could see smoke pouring across the bay.

Sudbury author looks to inspire other women

A Greater Sudbury author is hosting a book fair this weekend. Emily Andrews’ volunteer experience with Sudbury’s popular book fair, ‘Wordstock,’ last October gave her the idea to stage ‘Use Your Voice Indie Book Fair’ on Sept. 5 in Chelmsford.

Southern Ont. man fined for Manitoulin deer hunt violation

A southern Ontario man has been fined $1,500 for a deer hunting violation on Manitoulin Island, the Ministry of Natural Resources announced this week.

Enforcement blitz on Hwy. 69 ends with 69 charges in two days

Ontario Provincial Police’s traffic incident management and enforcement team conducted a two-day blitz late last month on Highway 69, targeting speeding and aggressive driving.

Carney will raise highway safety issues, modernization with Ford

Prime Minister Mark Carney says he plans to address safety issues on highways 11 and 17 with Ontario Premier Doug Ford, as well as highway modernization.