Our Town

The Rosenthals lived in Sudbury for 16 years. Bela (William)l Rosenthal served as rabbi, cantor and teacher in the 1950s and early 1960s. [...]

Visitation will be held at the Jackson and Barnard Funeral Home, 233 Larch Street on Thursday, March 1 from 3 pm to 7 pm only. There will be a Memorial Service in the R.J. Barnard Chapel Friday, March 2 at 11:30 am. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Carole Lesar Bursary. [...]

Porketta bingo is played at numerous bars in the city. [...]

This exhibition will be on display at the Art Gallery of Sudbury from January 18 until April 1 [...]

Eat Local Sudbury was the winner of the 2017 Community Builders Award in the environment category for its work over the past decade to support and promote local farmers and food producers, [...]

Mary Weaver was the only woman lawyer in Sudbury until the early 1970s. [...]

“The last five years have been truly remarkable and transformative,” said Pierre Zundel, Laurentian's interim president. “We've enjoyed success on many levels...” [...]

In our story about Greater Sudbury, we must first acknowledge the First People of this territory. When the Europeans arrived, they made contact with the Whitefish Lake Ojibwa, “hardy self-reliant people who led a semi-nomadic life following the food cycle of fish, game and plants,” wrote E.G Higgins in Sudbury Then & Now, published in [...]

In 1914 he opened his own practice and during the next 30 years was one of only a few architects who dominated the Northern Ontario architectural scene receiving dozens of commissions. [...]

During the Second World War, Inco produced 1.5 billion pounds of nickel and 1.7 billion pounds of copper; more than all previous years combined. [...]