Jenny Lamothe

Found not guilty on 35 counts of fraud last year, Murray is now facing eight new charges under Ontario's Consumer Protection Act, with the matters set to be heard in Provincial Offences Court on July 23

Inmates (most of whom haven't been convicted of anything) and watchdog groups tell Sudbury.com pest infestations, rampant mold and filth, and severe overcrowding are the order of the day at the city jail, revealing systemic failures that led Ontario's chief coroner to characterize the entire provincial jail system as ‘inherently unsafe and ineffective'

Dr. Kona Williams, medical director of the North Eastern Regional Forensic Pathology Unit at Health Sciences North and an assistant professor at NOSM, has been appointed for her work modernizing forensic pathology and advancing equity for Indigenous communities

Public Health Sudbury says the scorching temperatures from June 29 to July 3 sent 12 people to emergency rooms in the region with heat-related illnesses, including heat stroke, heat exhaustion, dehydration, and severe sunburn

After championing the Roadmap to End Homelessness by 2030, Ward 5 Coun. Mike Parent told Sudbury he's not feeling as hopeful about the timeline as he once was, which is why he wants to prepare the next council by asking staff to review the city's affordable housing inventory

A July 8 decision found the City of Greater Sudbury breached its collective agreement with the Sudbury Professional Firefighters Association by failing to secure benefits for firefighter Peter St. Denis, who died of work-related prostate cancer in 2020

Beyond weddings and births, Anita Gregoire also works with families at the hospice, providing a tangible connection to a lost loved one and bringing comfort to those who are grieving

Beyond weddings and births, Anita Gregoire also works with families at the hospice, providing a tangible connection to a lost loved one and bringing comfort to those who are grieving

For James St. John, overseeing the municipality's green spaces is about balancing the land, aesthetics and economics

Originally facing first-degree-murder charges, a Sudbury judge found the accused, whose name is protected under the Youth Justice Act, guilty of second-degree murder in the 2023 shooting death of Joema ‘Joe' Cabigon