Another seismic event has been recorded in the Greater Sudbury area. There has been no word from Earthquakes Canada on the details, nor any confirmation that it was mining related.
With the holiday season coming up fast, Safe Ride Home Sudbury is looking for volunteers to help provide rides home. They will be on the roads Friday and Saturday nights starting at the end of the month.
The City of North Bay is advising the public that a section of Main Street West will be closed today. From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. the traffic lights located between Timmins and Nipissing Streets are coming down, 5 years after they went up.
Sports for Kids Timmins applications for 2026 are open starting today. For sports starting in December or January, the application deadline is on Dec. 1. It is for youth between the ages of four and 18 years.
The Thessalon ER is closing starting today. All due to a physician, it begins this morning and ends at 8 p.m. tomorrow.
The Regular Meeting of Elliot Lake Council will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 12. at 7 p.m. in the Council Chambers. Members of the public are welcome to attend on person and via zoon.
City’s Older Adult Advisory Panel is seeking a new member. Greater Sudbury residents age 50 and older are invited to apply to fill a vacancy on the panel by contacting the city.
An emergency meeting of the Greater Sudbury Police Services Board was called just ahead of the weekend. The topic, the budget. They will trim the budget by $3.4 million over next two years
Members of the Callander Legion Branch 445’s Housing Committee are hosting a public meeting to gather input from residents about its proposed project for an affordable housing complex. Discussions of the housing project first began in 2023, with plans to build an affordable housing complex next to the Legion.
Full-scale construction restart at Temiskaming refinery is now slated to being early next year. Electra Battery Materials preparing to tender a bundle of mechanical, electrical, instrumentation contracts.
More than three decades in the making and a brand new francophone community health centre has officially opened in Timmins on Kent Ave. It was situated at Timmins Square the last while, with the pediatrics clinic and administration office on Wilson Avenue.
The Algoma Community Foundation is looking for members to join its volunteer board of directors and help build a stronger, more connected Algoma. The group supports community-led solutions for housing, food security, health, innovation, and policy.
