Greater Sudbury City council is expressing early support for a new film studio, Freshwater Production Studios, a non-profit organization from Cultural Industries Ontario North, that has requested $7 million in municipal support.
Near North District School Board trustees have voted down the idea of singing the national anthem before meetings. This was following a motion put forward by one of the board trustees.
The Ontario government has announced it’s spending $139.5 million to buy three new trainsets as part of its plan to bring back the northeastern passenger rail service between Timmins and Toronto. The target date is 2026.
Timmins Police is reminding truckers to keep to truck route restrictions. Among the restrictions is using the curb lane only unless they make a turn.
Speaking of Trucks, strong winds partially closed Mackinac Bridge in Sault Ste Marie for a time yesterday with only passenger cars and vans, and empty pickup trucks permitted to cross.
St. Joseph’s General Hospital Elliot Lake has announced the appointment of a new vice president of finance and corporate services/CFO Christopher Piel to take over on Jan. 9.
The Art Gallery of Sudbury is announcing new exhibitions, now open to visitors.
Sudbury Action Centre for Youth, held its 28th annual holiday dinner for the less fortunate yesterday afternoon.
Snowmaking continues at Laurentian Ski Hill in North Bay 24/7 to get the slopes ready for the year with the hopes to open on December 27th.
Sault Ste. Marie Police Service is asking drivers across Northern Ontario to drive according to weather conditions and exercise patience around snow removal equipment.
