Tyler Clarke

It’s been a busy week at the old hospital building on Paris Street, where a body was found on May 17 and a fire broke out during the evening of May 21

At least three ball pythons were found dead outside in the Coniston area in recent weeks

The Federation of Northern Ontario Municipalities met in North Bay for their annual conference this week to discuss municipal priorities and advocate with the provincial government

Alex Tétreault, Sudbury’s eighth poet laureate, capped National Poetry Month with a public call to action urging involvement in the local arts community

The federal boundaries changed since the 2021 election, with Greater Sudburians now voting in a reconfigured Sudbury and newly formed Sudbury East–Manitoulin–Nickel Belt riding

People’s Party of Canada Leader Maxime Bernier is coming to the defense of Sudbury candidate Nicholas Bonderoff, who believes he was fired from his day job for his political beliefs

Sudbury People’s Party candidate Nicholas Bonderoff was walked out of his workplace of three years the day after a Sudbury.com story was published announcing his candidacy

City of Greater Sudbury staff have been directed to seek alternatives to reduce transit greenhouse gas emissions after finding battery-electric buses to be too expensive

The lion’s share of the commitment, $20M, is going to Electra Battery Materials Corporation, while $5 million will go to the Valley East Twin Pad and Multipurpose Sports Complex in Hanmer

Sudbury Liberal MP Viviane Lapointe contends that Conservative Party of Canada Leader Pierre Poilievre has no business talking about the mining industry