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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news about Sudbury, Ontario, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 734 stories have been published about Sudbury, Ontario which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.

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Sudbury, Ontario · Sudbury

Sudbury Wolves vs. Kingston Frontenacs

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Sudbury Wolves and Kingston Frontenacs met in OHL playoff action on TuesdaySee the Story

Sudbury, Ontario · Sudbury

Sudbury senior who sold drugs to make ends meet headed to the pen

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A Sudbury man will serve a 2.5-year penitentiary sentence for two drug trafficking convictions arising from a 2023 drug bust that turned up large quantities of cocaine and methamphetamine.See the Story

Sudbury, Ontario · Sudbury

Rainbow District School Board to hold career fair Saturday

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Rainbow District School Board will host a Career Fair on Saturday, April 5. The event will take place at Lockerby Composite School from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.See the Story

Sudbury, Ontario · Sudbury

Driver dies in two-vehicle, head-on collision on Radar Road

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One driver died and another was badly hurt in a collision Wednesday evening in Valley East.See the Story

Sudbury, Ontario · Sudbury

YWCA Sudbury to put social issues on the table at election town hall

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YWCA Sudbury is inviting political representatives and voters to join them on April 9 for a presentation-style town hall and Q&A for the federal election on April 28.See the Story

Sudbury, Ontario · Sudbury

Federal election 2025: Developer backs Sudbury's Liberal candidate

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Manitou Project developer Jack Wolofsky – who is behind the project in downtown Sudbury – has endorsed Liberal candidate Viviane Lapointe for the federal election on April 28.See the Story

World War II · Sudbury

How Ontario's forgotten farmerettes helped feed the nation during WWII

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During and after the Second World War, thousands of Ontario girls became farmerettes, taking on farm work to support Canada’s food supply. Their contributions were largely forgotten — until now. A new documentary, We Lend a Hand, premieres in Sudbury on Friday, featuring firsthand accounts from surviving women.See the Story

Oil and Gas Sector · Sudbury

'It's got to be done or we don't survive': plans for oil pipeline across northern Ontario getting 2nd look

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Plans for a cross-country oil pipeline that a decade ago saw voices raised at public meetings across northeastern Ontario could be getting dusted off to help Canada in its a trade war with the U.S.See the Story