- ‘I am very happy to know I can continue to build the garden this coming spring’
- The findings are a subset of 2019 Mining Mental Health study
- Public Health Sudbury and Districts has issued a drug warning due to an increase in suspected overdoses.
- Orkin Canada says bed-bug calls down 20% in 2020, but it won’t take long for them to regain their grip
- ‘I am truly honoured to be named the inaugural recipient,’ said Roberto Rodríguez Arnillas
- Health unit says there are now 86 active cases in their jurisdiction
- Medical officer of health talks about restrictions in online interview with Science North
- Local Ontario English Catholic Teachers’ Association president said she’d like to see targeted testing, and schools closing with one positive test
- Greater Sudbury Police concerned there may be other survivors
- Sudbury doctor says a the province should follow the lead of New Zealand, which put a ring of police around the capital Auckland, to contain the new coronavirus variant to Barrie and prevent it from coming north
- As the COVID vaccine arrives in long-term care homes, Brendan Connor speaks with David Munch, CEO of Sudbury's Finalandia Village.
- Tony Ryma talks to Nikki Sage from Home Instead in Sudbury about the company's need to hire more personal support workers to help seniors.
- Another song by Sudbury musician and one-man-band Dan Lalonde, performing his original song 'Providence,' about Manitoulin Island.
- In Sudbury the police are still having to educate people in the community on the lockdown fines and charges.
- North Bay Indigenous Friendship Centre is asking for more help and collaboration to tackle the city's homeless crisis.
- While there are some sunny skies in the northeast, the temperature is deceivingly cold due to the windchill. Will Aiello has the details.
- A Toronto chef, Shahir Massoud, gives Tony Ryma some tips on making a great salad that is healthy and filling.
- Sudbury’s Victor John Dupuis sings a cover of 'Loving You Could Never be Better,' by George Jones.
- Special virtual city council meetings will be held later this week to get public input on issues surrounding homelessness in Sudbury.
- It was supposed to be a rally, but it turned into a one-man protest in North Bay, where snowmobilers are unhappy trails are closed.
