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Posted by Sudbury News on Saturday, May 1, 2021
- Northern Policy Institute wants to know: “Is your community welcoming?”
- No fires in the Algoma area
- Incubator will host up to 12 early stage companies at a time
- This week, Back Roads Bill looks at how area rock paintings were probably created
- Described as a ‘speedy forward,’ the 20-year-old from Maniwaki, Que., will suit up when Rayside Balfour starts training in August
- The current executive director of Community Living Greater Sudbury says her public sector experience gives her the skills to serve the riding
- Panel of judges ‘simply not persuaded’ there’s a basis for interfering with May 2 court decision
- There are also 35 active cases being monitored by local health officials
- Province wants the population to have 70% first dose vaccines and 20% second dose, and Sudbury has already surpassed those numbers
- Four weeks into contract dispute, Vale COO implores striking Steelworkers to help get costs under control, find solutions to keep mining in the Sudbury basin
- Leslie Neshkiwe, from Wiikwemkoong, thought this song would send a good message at a difficult time. Here's her cover of 'Stand By Me.'
- Drivers in Timmins may notice a new machine filling potholes on city streets as a new pothole patcher hits the road for the first time.
- We hear the sad stories every summer, and once again, police in the north are asking pet owners not to leave animals in their vehicles.
- Sault Ste. Marie is looking forward to a boost in tourism. The addition of a flight at the airport is seen as an early sign of recovery.
- Due to a drop in the number of active COVID-19 cases in the Timmins area, health officials say the area can move on to Step 1 of reopening.
- A time capsule of the old Sudbury General Hospital and the rainbow mural, the Sudbury Writers' Guild is going public with its latest book
- Ontario big city mayors call on the government to address the decriminalization of controlled substances and continue crisis response teams
- A North Bay art gallery has a new display on showcasing Indigenous resiliency.
- A surge in COVID-19 patients being admitted to the North Bay hospital has resulted in some surgery cancellations.
- An investigation is underway after the body of a 40-year-old man was found in a boarded-up abandoned home in Sudbury.
