Sudbury

It’s patio season across the north. While construction and delayed street sweeping may have prevented patios in Sudbury from opening on time, officials with Downtown Sudbury say they will appear soon.

Leaders in mining, automotive, energy and government were in Sudbury on May 28 for a conference that normally focuses on the battery and electric vehicles.

NDP MPP France Gélinas’s bill to curb youth vaping passed its first reading. The bill would ban promotions, restrict flavours, raise the purchase age to 21 and fund public education about product risks.

NORCAT hosted the world’s only trade show inside an active underground mine northern Ontario. The two-day event featured drones, autonomous vehicles and real-time tracking tech, with a focus on productivity and miner safety.

A Greater Sudbury teacher who struggled to write novels found success with 'The Berrylove Chronicles,' a series of short stories set in a cartoonish, satirical version of his hometown.

Most major cities in northeastern Ontario saw a significant drop in home sales in April, with Greater Sudbury reporting a 35.6 per cent decrease compared to the same period in 2025.

A report headed to city council this week updates local politicians on the boil water advisory that hit Greater Sudbury earlier this month.

United Steelworkers Local 6500, which represents about 3,000 workers in Greater Sudbury, announced May 26 that it has reached a tentative agreement on a new contract with Vale Ltd.

Highway 64 in French River reopened after a suspected propane leak had OPP shut the road for more than three hours as a precaution.

Canada’s longest-running outdoor music festival says costs have risen 40 per cent while grants are flat, a problem industry officials warn is forcing dozens of events to disappear nationwide.

More than 560 special needs students competed in Laurentian University’s inclusive All-Star Athletic Meet, where adapted events, cheering sections and family support trumped speed.

On this week's edition of Take Me Home Tuesday, Emma Bailey of the SPCA introduces Niall, a loving, energetic, affectionate 3-month-old shepherd-mix.

A northern Ontario woman faces impaired driving charges after failing a roadside test during a RIDE check in Espanola.

Canadians continue to avoid purchasing U.S. products, including fruits and vegetables. But avoiding American imports comes at a cost: higher prices.

Police urge parents to drop 'stranger danger' and teach permission instead.