Martha Dillman

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Martha Dillman is a multimedia journalist based in Sudbury. You can reach her email at martha.dillman@cbc.ca

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Sudbury mayor says 'more collaboration' needed to move city through opioid and homelessness crisis

The mayor of Greater Sudbury is assuring the community that work is ongoing to address addiction and homelessness, but Paul Lefebvre said higher levels of government need to step in to assist.

Northern Ontario bishop remembers Pope's humility and kindness

Catholics around the world continue to reflect on the passing of Pope Francis, by sharing stories and memories of him.

Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., city council votes to dissolve downtown business group

City council in Sault Ste. Marie has voted to dissolve the downtown business group and have it run by the city.

Several measles exposure locations identified in northeastern Ontario

Two new cases of measles have been reported in the region by the Northeastern Public Health Unit.

North Bay city council approves 3% tax increase

North Bay city council has approved the city’s 2025 operating and capital budgets, with a tax increase set for three per cent.

Here is the list of federal candidates in northeastern Ontario

Canadians are heading to the polls this spring, after Liberal leader Mark Carney requested Parliament be dissolved.

North Bay confirms its 1st measles case in 30 years as Ontario numbers rise, health units urge vaccination

North Bay has confirmed its first case of measles since 1995 amid rising numbers in Ontario.

What could be done to improve snow removal in Sault Ste. Marie? City council asks for assessment

As communities in northeastern Ontario continue to deal with snow and ice, one municipality wants to have a closer look at how the city is removing snow.

Here are the northeastern Ontario candidates running in the 2025 provincial election

Ontarians will be heading to the polls for a provincial election on Feb. 27.

TNO's annual community show gets ready to hit the stage in Sudbury

Eight Sudbury authors have teamed up with 30 local actors to bring to life stories of people’s favourite love songs.