Tyler Clarke

‘You’re not being trapped. You have a choice to make,’ said Greater Sudbury Police Service Chief Paul Pedersen, addressing the backlash against city’s new automated speed-enforcement cameras

Nicknamed the ‘corpse flower’ due to its smell, Amorphophallus konjac only blooms once every year or two, and last weekend marked the first time it has bloomed since Colette Theriault began tending to it in May 2021

Several automated speed-enforcement cameras have been vandalized so far, but City of Greater Sudbury has pledged to continue getting them fixed as quickly as possible

Federal Small Business Minister Rechie Valdez spoke at a Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce luncheon in Copper Cliff, where she faced a question about the carbon tax

A 60-year-old Valley East man was killed in a single-vehicle collision on Highway 144 near Dowling at approximately 4 p.m. on Wednesday

The Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot is being made permanent, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Minister Marc Miller told a local crowd today, describing the program as supporting ‘economic migration’ for its host communities

Despite repeated requests, Sudbury.com has been denied an interview with anyone from the Government of Ontario to explain the budget cut, which includes $180,000 to the Sudbury Community Service Centre

Following the recent deaths of two city council members, the city’s elected officials must soon decide whether to appoint new member to Ward 2 and Ward 3 or hold byelections

During recent court appearance, it was revealed that approximately $1.05M has been recovered so far in a case that saw the city defrauded of approximately $1.5M

A recent inquiry by Kenora Conservative MP Eric Melillo revealed that fewer than 15% of contracts for goods and services over $1,000 awarded by the federally funded northern economic development body went to businesses in Northern Ontario