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Bitter cold weather is preventing school busses from making their rounds for many students along the Highway 11 corridor, in the Nipissing district and the Sudbury-Manitoulin area Wednesday morning.

The executive director of the Samaritan Centre in Sudbury will soon be trained to help clients manage their grief.

The court-appointed monitor overseeing Laurentian University’s insolvency says the school needs more time to solve its financial woes. The latest report released Tuesday contains a long to-do list for northern Ontario’s largest post-secondary institution.

The Northeast Tri-Board has cancelled school busses in the Timmins, Hearst, Kapuskasing and Smooth Rock Falls area because of the extreme cold.

As the world keeps a close eye on border tensions between Russia and the West, those in northeastern Ontario with connections to Ukraine are hoping the world continues to stand up to Russia.

Advocates hope Laurentian University won’t consider selling its green space, as the insolvent school continues to restructure.

A northern Ontario man is aiming to give people access to what it’s like to travel down a path with sled dogs leading the way, all without having to leave your home.

More homes in the community of Hearst will be connected to high-speed internet following a federal government funding announcement.

The mayor of Greater Sudbury said he hopes the city can take advantage of new provincial funding for streamlining development proposals.

A number of school bus routes are cancelled in the Nipissing-Parry Sound district.

Delays due to global supply chain disruptions have meant some Sudbury residents have gone without a working furnace during extreme cold temperatures.

It’s been nearly three years since legal cannabis arrived in northern Ontario and the number of stores where you can buy pot has exploded. But exactly how big the local marijuana market is remains very hazy. 

George Alkhoury is the owner of Georgie’s Shawarma on Elgin Street. He came to Canada as a Syrian refugee in 2017 — and opened up a restaurant two years later.

It was 30 years ago this weekend that Canada’s first female astronaut went to space.

It was 30 years ago this weekend that Canada’s first female astronaut went to space.

The head of Health Sciences North in Sudbury said the number of admitted patients due to COVID-19 continues to rise.

Sudbury police said a man was taken to hospital with “what is believed to be a gunshot wound” following an incident on Friday morning.

A Sudbury bartender has made it to the Canadian finals in an international competition focused on sustainability.

A number of school bus routes are cancelled across northeastern Ontario.

Applications to Laurentian University from Ontario high school students were down 43.5 per cent this year, compared to the same period in 2021.

The easing of COVID restrictions on restaurants at the end of the month is welcome news for northern Ontario businesses that depend on snowmobilers and have so far had a cold and frustrating winter. 

A Sudbury man on dialysis and waiting for a kidney transplant said he is also waiting to hear when he will be able to get his fourth COVID-19 vaccine.

A number of school bus routes are cancelled across northeastern Ontario.

Greater Sudbury’s new automated pothole patching machine could hit the city’s roads in as little as two weeks, according to a city councillor.

Animal shelters across the northeast said they have seen an increase in donations, all thanks to a campaign to honour and remember Betty White.