When thunder roars, go Indoors
With the threat of thunder or lightning this weekend with some inclement weather, weather Meteorologists have issued a safety reminder to the Public. Peter Kembell is one such meteorologist with Environment Canada who spoke to KFM and
Good health starts at home
Good health for the citizens of Greater Sudbury is not just the responsibility of the health care system. That was the overall message this week at the HSN Annual General meeting in Greater Sudbury. Dan Lessard is
MP Angus calls for inquiry into two deaths
Timmins James Bay MP Charlie Angus is calling the public safety minister to launch an RCMP investigation into the deaths of two indigenous teenagers in Thunder Bay. Angus said 70 First Nations leaders have also asked the
33-year-old busted on weapons charges
A 33-year-old North Bay man is facing charges following an ongoing investigation. It started earlier this year when a disagreement got especially tense, when the accused pulled a knife on the victim. Marie Luglie from city Police
Buried in snow removal budget
A report this week says that the city of Greater Sudbury is in the red, by $2.3 million due to higher than expected snow plowing throughout the winter. In addition, transit/fleet operations came in $1.36 million over
Wanted: Michael “Mike” Laqerre
Greater Sudbury Police are hoping someone can help them find a thrown together tow truck driver of sorts. They say that a man identified as Michel LAQUERRE was seen to be towing another vehicle in a dangerous
Gang members taken into custody
Greater Sudbury Police say they have taken a number of alleged gang members into custody, as part of a joint operation with the Toronto Police, and Ontario Provincial Police. Dubbed Project Kronic, a year-long investigation ended with
Training day includes collision rescue
All up it took North Bay Firefighters 10 minutes yesterday to get a young lady stuck in a car out and to safety. The bad news was that the vehicle had been in a T-Bone collision. The
HSN in the red… by 7.13 Million
Health Sciences North continues to struggle as the board reported a $7.13 million deficit for the 2016/17 fiscal year. The recent HSN annual general meeting reveled a large spike in the number of some patient groups in