Tyler Clarke

‘You’re not being trapped. You have a choice to make,’ said Greater Sudbury Police Service Chief Paul Pedersen, addressing the backlash against city’s new automated speed-enforcement cameras

Nicknamed the ‘corpse flower’ due to its smell, Amorphophallus konjac only blooms once every year or two, and last weekend marked the first time it has bloomed since Colette Theriault began tending to it in May 2021

From a temporary pandemic-era measure to permanent, 115 City of Greater Sudbury staff members still work remotely full-time and 326 have part-time remote work arrangements

The Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot is being made permanent, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Minister Marc Miller announced in Sudbury this week

Following the recent deaths of two city council members, the city’s elected officials must soon decide whether to appoint new member to Ward 2 and Ward 3 or hold byelections

A recent inquiry by Kenora Conservative MP Eric Melillo revealed that fewer than 15% of contracts for goods and services over $1,000 awarded by the federally funded northern economic development body went to businesses in Northern Ontario

Three volunteer firefighters were injured and taken to hospital after a building exploded in Capreol, a community in Greater Sudbury

Kielyn Marrone and her husband, Dave, are living their off-grid dream on 40 acres of isolated land near Espanola, but it hasn’t come without its challenges

A Chelmsford man went into cardiac arrest and died after police used a conducted energy weapon while taking him into custody Tuesday

Northern Ontario mayors gathered in Sudbury on Nov. 6, pledging a continued united front in advocating for the region’s needs in both Queen’s Park and Ottawa