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Buttercup is a shy chihuahua mix looking for a 'fur-ever' home

Emma Bailey of the Sudbury SPCA shows Rick Wyman a shy dog named Buttercup, a six-year-old female chihuahua mix in need of a home.

Trade war presents opportunities for Sudbury, mayor argues

Greater Sudbury is well-positioned to help Canada survive the trade conflict with the United States thanks to the city's mining expertise and growing global demand for critical minerals.

Technology foils attempt at car insurance fraud in Sudbury, police say

A 21-year-old man in Greater Sudbury has been charged with public mischief in a case that police believe was an attempt at car insurance fraud.

Use of force incidents declined in 2024, Sudbury police say

Greater Sudbury police resorted to the use of force 71 times last year, according to a report headed to the police services board this week.

Huge funding gap in budget to maintain Sudbury’s road network

Under current budget plans, Greater Sudbury will spend $700 million less than what is needed to maintain its road network over the next 10 years.

An update on Sudbury's roads and transportation asset management plan

There was an update provided to Greater Sudbury's operations committee about the city's roads and transportation asset management plan on Monday.

CMHA offers free mental health course for youth in Sudbury

The Canadian Mental Health Association in Sudbury is launching a free eight-week course to help youth aged 13 to 18 build mental health and wellness skills.

Conservative leader to hold rally in Sudbury this week

Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre will be in Sudbury on Wednesday for a rally.

Spike in grandparent scams in Sudbury, North Bay

Seniors in North Bay and Sudbury Ontario Provincial Police are being targeted by scammers, police said Monday in a warning.

Sudbury senior defrauded $12K, two suspects charged

Two people have been charged with fraud in a grandparent scam in Greater Sudbury and police believe there may be more victims.

Sudbury hospital outpatient centre resumes operations following flooding last week

Health Sciences North’s Outpatient Centre has resumed normal operations this week after a flood forced its closure on March 12.

Alleged speeding driver stopped on Hwy. 69 with contraband tobacco

Ontario Provincial Police have charged a driver with speeding and possessing unmarked cigarettes following a traffic stop on Highway 69 in Magnetawan First Nation.

Camping For Cans 2025

The Sudbury Food Bank has received donations equalling nearly 60,000 pounds of food after Sudbury's Pure Country radio station's Camping for Cans event. The 10-hour broadcast was held at the New Sudbury Centre on March 14, 2025.

New northern MPP to join the ranks of Queen’s Park today

Members of Provincial Parliament (MPPs) will be sworn into office today, with a new face from northern Ontario, Bill Rosenberg, joining their ranks.

Flash freeze warnings issued for multiple areas of northern Ontario

Environment Canada has issued flash freeze warnings for several regions in northern Ontario, including Greater Sudbury and Timmins, as temperatures are forecast to plummet rapidly late Sunday afternoon or evening.