Heidi Ulrichsen

Visiting the monument has been a time-honoured Canadian road trip tradition across the decades

North Bay was well represented on Saturday as the Northern Ontario Film and Music Awards were handed out for the first time since 2019

‘Super exciting’ says nominee Dayv Poulin, a Sudbury Francophone musician who has 30 years of experience in the biz

A family physician for 50 years, Toronto author Dr. Jean Marmoreo believes in ‘cradle-to-grave care,’ and always wanted to be able to end her patients’ suffering on their own terms

Officiant remembers city councillor’s penchant for taking risks, and doing ‘what he thought was right, no matter what was going on’

That’s unlikely, though, as Premier Doug Ford has stated he’s ruled out tuition fee increases at colleges and universities

Mark Gentili rode Science North’s iconic gyroscope before it was decommissioned earlier this year, so we of course had to return to check out the science centre's new experience

Marit Stiles said she’s concerned about uncertainty that’s been created in post-secondary sector following federal announcement

Ontario NDP leader and Franco-Ontarian community take Conservatives to task for turning down the proposal to create the French-language Université de Sudbury even though document obtained through FOI said school was well-prepared

The federal government announcement of a cap on international students, which have been a lucrative cushion to the bottom line of post-secondary schools, has the sector bracing for trouble, with one expert using the word ‘bailout’