Catholic School in Greater Sudbury announces a new principal
A Catholic School in Greater Sudbury is getting a new lead when it comes to starting the 2020 year. École Ste-Marie in Azilda is getting a new principal. The Conseil scolaire Catholique Nor-Ontario says Marie-Soleil Beites will
Free parking in Sault Ste Marie’s downtown core
Those looking to head downtown in Sault Ste. Marie will have an early Christmas blessing this week. Free Parking. The Soo’s Parking Division is once again until the 27th shutting down operations of checking windshield and meters
Free parking in Sault Ste Marie’s downtown core
Those looking to head downtown in Sault Ste. Marie will have an early Christmas blessing this week. Free Parking. The Soo’s Parking Division is once again until the 27th shutting down operations of checking windshield and meters
Two Timmins residents arrested after a break, enter and theft
Two Timmins residents are facing charges following a break-in at a residence on Father Les Costello Drive in Schumacher. Responding Timmins Police Service officers arrived on the scene and determined items of furniture had been stolen from
Injured deer being sought by MNR
Residents in West Ferris say they’re keeping their eyes open this week, for an injured deer. Mainly in the Balmoral Crescent area, the concerns are that animal was allegedly shot with an arrow, which remains embedded in
Greater Sudbury budget will have an emphasis on roads
Greater Sudbury’s 2020 Budget will have increased investment in road maintenance and renewal. This is following deliberations by the Finance and Administration Committee on all this month. Water and wastewater infrastructure, recreation facility maintenance and improvements, landfill
Salvation army seeking volunteers in North Bay
The North Bay Salvation Army kettle campaign continues to look for volunteers. The North Bay Salvation Army launched its annual Christmas Kettle Campaign last month, aiming for $150,000 in donations through the kettle campaign and $70,000 from
6 stories to start your day for Tuesday, Dec 17
$1.2 million coming to North Bay Police services More is coming to the North Bay Police service thanks to the Ontario government. Just over $1.2 million more as part of a $195 million infuse provided through the