“Branch 177 is happy to support our local hospital in any way we can,” said Mr. Deschamps. “The Smart Infusion Smarter Care IV infusion pump campaign is a great opportunity to help MHC and support ...

Students took part in six different heart health exercises, such as jumping rope, to raise funds for the Canada Heart and Stroke Foundation. C.C. McLean teacher Liz Van Every, who organized the event ...

GORE BAY—Another step has been taken by the Town of Gore Bay and St. Joseph’s Health Care Centre on the development of the new nursing home in Gore Bay.

Duncan, a then 20-year-old from Hamilton at the time of the incident, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the shooting death of 32-year-old Cheyenne Roy at a residence on Wiigush Miikan in Sheguiandah ...

SUDBURY EAST-MANITOULIN-NICKEL BELT—People’s Party of Canada (PPC) candidate Claude Rozon has an extensive resume as a working man, having worked in the oil fields of Western Canada and as a ...

WIIKWEMKOONG —The Wikwemikong Tribal Police Service (WTPS) has successfully executed a significant operation as part of its ongoing commitment to combat drug-related crime and enhance community safety ...

The Little Current Public School choir sang ‘O Canada’ prior to a Sudbury Wolves Ontario Hockey League game in Sudbury on Wednesday of last week. “What an amazing experience for these talented singers ...

“The MTO is doing design work for culvert rehabilitation south of Little Current,” said MTO Senior Media Relations Officer Tanya Blazina. “MTO is also reviewing the surface treatment plan on ...

GORE BAY—Gore Bay council has given its approval for paving of two streets that have long needed work. “The town had put out a tender for paving to be carried out that will cover the area from the ...

With each erratic pronouncement coming from the White House, stock markets bounce about, mostly downward, thereby impacting the retirement savings of most of the US electorate (and more than a few ...

GORE BAY—Representatives of the Great Lakes Fishery Commission, on both sides of the border are expressing relief that the Great Lakes sea lamprey control program will continue.

I was on a Destination Northern Ontario tourism call this week and was surprised to hear some businesses saying they are getting calls from their US tourists asking if it is going to be safe to come ...