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Windswept pine tree at Killbear Provincial Park gets 30 clones to be planted soon
A non-profit organization has created 30 clones of a windswept white pine tree in Killbear Provincial Park that has attracted visitors for decades.
'There's going to be more': Municipal leaders say northern Ontario town won't be the last to run out of money
The northern Ontario Township of Fauquier-Strickland could shut down most municipal services by Aug. 1 due to a financial crisis. Now, the president of the Federation of Northern Ontario Municipalities says it could be the first of several small communities to face that reality.
Cycling infrastructure in Sudbury has come a long way, but there's room for improvement, say cyclists
The City of Greater Sudbury has added 120 kilometres of cycling infrastructure in the last decade, but cycling advocates say there’s still a lot of work to be done to improve safety.
Algoma Steel applies for $500M federal loan as it faces U.S. tariffs
Algoma Steel has applied for a $500-million loan from the federal government to help the Sault Ste. Marie mill as it faces 50 per cent tariffs on Canadian steel exports to the United States.
Algoma Steel applies for $500M federal loan as it faces U.S. tariffs
Algoma Steel has applied for a $500-million loan from the federal government to help the Sault Ste. Marie mill as it faces 50 per cent tariffs on Canadian steel exports to the United States.
Laurentian University and Cambrian College team up for a new environmental solutions program
Laurentian University and Cambrian College in Sudbury are collaborating on a new environmental solutions program.
3-year study to help First Nations in Ontario's far north adapt to climate change
Indigenous communities in Ontario’s far north are participating in a three-year study to understand the impacts of climate change and how communities along the James Bay Coast can better adapt to those changes.
Podcast of 2 friends in Sudbury, Ont., shares their story of addiction and forgiveness
When Melissa MacMillan was unable to care for her son due to her struggle with addiction, her friend, Jamie-Lee Thibert, adopted him. Today, the Sudbury, Ont., pair share their story in a new video podcast, aptly titled Full Circle.
This 17-year-old northern Ontario wrestler looks forward to performing for her home community
On Tuesday, 17-year-old wrestler Amy Shawbonquit is entering the ring for the second time in her northern Ontario First Nation for Debendaagziwaad Days, an annual event that celebrates Atikameksheng, including the achievements of its citizens.
Adventure Play Days give Sudbury kids a chance to use their imaginations
While a lot of children in northern Ontario are enrolled in summer camps or organized sports for the summer, there’s an effort in Sudbury to encourage more unstructured play.