Lyndsay Aelick

Ahead of the tariff announcement Wednesday afternoon by U.S. President Donald Trump, the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce invited BDC chief economist Pierre Cléroux to give the local business community a talk on what to expect.

From phones to tablets and even TV, Greater Sudbury Psychologist Dr. Stephanie Price says technology doesn’t need to be seen as the enemy but rather a tool.

On Tuesday in Sudbury, Health Sciences North honoured Angèle Labelle for being the first donor to its Heart in a Box Program.

No matter which party we reached out to it was clear that all of the candidates we spoke with were having to clear up confusion surrounding the new Sudbury East–Manitoulin–Nickel Belt riding ahead of the federal election.

North Channel Cruises has been operating out of Little Current since 2013. The business has a 100-passenger tour boat and a smaller boat for excursions on the North Channel.

Many residents in Greater Sudbury are dealing with high water levels not seen in a few years. In the last decade, Conservation Sudbury says 2023 was the worst year for flooding in the city.

On Day 1 of the Mining Health and Safety Conference in Sudbury, the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board announced $6.78 million to protect workers in Ontario’s natural resources sectors.

Community Legal Clinics across northern Ontario are working together to address sexual harassment in the workplace by providing free legal advice and support to victims.

Canadian basketball Olympian Syla Swords returned to her hometown Friday, visiting Alexander Public School to share her journey with students.

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and on Thursday, Health Sciences North in Sudbury recognized the courage of children receiving care and their families.