Tyler Clarke

Rusty the cat was trapped by a resident last week and given to PetSave Sudbury, whose founder, Jill Pessot, has decided to keep him

A family adopted a cat from PetSave eight years ago, but last week Rusty was trapped outside by a community member and surrendered to the rescue organization

The City of Greater Sudbury is still primarily using manual crews to patch the approximately 160,000 potholes filled each year on average; 2023 report found the machine’s high operating cost outweighed any benefits

At least three ball pythons were found dead outside in the Coniston area in recent weeks

Alex Tétreault, Sudbury’s eighth poet laureate, capped National Poetry Month with a public call to action urging involvement in the local arts community

The hope is to have Wacky Wings operating out of the historic building as soon as possible, with owner Craig Burgess saying that, optimistically, the new site would open by this time next year

Retired Timmins—James Bay NDP MP Charlie Angus held his Elbows Up! Resistance Tour at St. Andrew’s Place in downtown Sudbury on Wednesday alongside local NDP candidates

Sudbury People’s Party candidate Nicholas Bonderoff was walked out of his workplace of three years the day after a Sudbury.com story was published announcing his candidacy

Conservative Party of Canada Leader Pierre Poilievre pledged to greenlight permits for the Ring of Fire within six months and commit $1 billion to build a new road, answered four questions

Cambrian College cancelled their Advanced Care Paramedic program in August, which left a training gap which local paramedics will begin feeling soon