Tyler Clarke

'We’re the economic hub of northern Ontario and we’ve got to start acting like it'

Longtime Canadian classic rock radio staples The Stampeders are bringing their country-infused songs to the Capitol Centre on April 25

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

To fund the new-build downtown project, staff recommends securing an additional $135 million in debt to top up the $90 million already borrowed for the project

This year’s roster of musicians extends far beyond the festival’s original roots in folk music, including the psych-rock band Empty House, based in North Bay

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

There was nothing legally prohibiting the City of Greater Sudbury from making public last year’s wage hikes of 6-8% for non-union City of Greater Sudbury managers, at an annual cost of $520K

Following a report by Sudbury.com last week showing GSPS releases far less information than similar sized police services, we reached out to several officials linked to the police for a response, and the general consensus of those we spoke to is police don’t need to tell the public more than they already do

‘Recapture your youth’ at the now-annual pop-culture convention, taking place at Sudbury's Cambrian College on April 21. After a successful launch in 2023, the event has been expanded to include a Project X live wrestling event the evening beforehand

With other police services publishing more publicly available information about their officers’ day-to-day activities than Greater Sudbury Police Service, Sudbury.com did a deep dive to find out how great the information gap is, and how GSPS stacks up when it comes to transparency