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  Sudbury Living Family Fun Pack (Valued over $5,000) Winners:  Carol, Gilles, Loic Pelletier, Azilda Sudbury Living Family Fun Day Colouring Contest Winner:  Jacob Plante, Age 5, Sudbury [...]

Jean Hanson, former director of education for the Rainbow District School Board, has been selected as the new campaign chair for United Way, She will get some help from campaign vice-chair, Patricia Mills, publisher of Sudbury Living Magazine Group, Northern Ontario Business, the Northern Ontario Medical Journal, and the Sudbury Mining Solutions Journal. Patricia Mills [...]

    Six women will be honoured at two separate events in June. Three recipients from northwestern Ontario will be recognized at the first awards luncheon, to be held in Thunder Bay at the Valhalla Inn on June 3, 2013. In Sudbury, on June 6.  three recipients from northeastern Ontario will be similarly honoured at [...]

  Jean-Étienne Fournier (1852-1929) was a man whose legacy and dedication live on in Greater Sudbury. He became the first mayor of the Town of Sudbury in 1893. Also known as John Stephen Fournier, he moved to the infant railroad town in 1884 with his wife, Vitaline Ouellette. Fournier was born in Quebec and worked [...]

    A graduate of Lockerby Composite School, Felicia Burke, is an up-and-coming fashion designer based in Toronto. She is in the process of launching BAZZUL, a clothing line is focused on timeless, ready-to-wear apparel.   Burke studied at Ryerson University School of Fashion. Her final graduating collection was shown at Alternative Fashion Week in [...]

Steve Lee, the mayor and Thomas Merritt at 2013 festival launch press conference. The festival will be held July 13,at Bell Park │ sudburydragonboats.org.   The future of the Sudbury Dragon Boat Festival (SDBF) and its ability to fund important community causes is assured as details of the 2013 festival were rolled out on the [...]

  Although Jesuit priests were doing missionary work in “New Ontario” years before the CPR arrived, the first mass on Sudbury soil was celebrated for Roman Catholic rail construction workers in March 1883 by Father Joseph Specht. Father Jean-Baptiste Nolin was the first resident priest sent to minister to the pioneer community, which was part [...]

Sidney Clair (Sid) Forster (1930-1994) spent 28 seasons as head coach of the Sudbury Spartans of the Northern Football Conference. He won the NFC Coach of the Year Award seven times. The NFC Coach of the Year Award is now known as the Sid Forster Memorial Award. Forster died in 1994 and was posthumously inducted [...]

A graduate of Lockerby Composite School, Felicia Burke, is an up-and-coming fashion designer based in Toronto. She is in the process of launching BAZZUL, a clothing line is focused on timeless, ready-to-wear apparel.   Burke studied at Ryerson University School of Fashion. Her final graduating collection was shown at Alternative Fashion Week in 2010. Then [...]

Gisèle Chrétien played a key role in establishing Collège Boréal. She was a member of the start-up team, an administrator, and later college president. He efforts were recognized with a Community Builders Award of Excellence in 2005. Chrétien studied nursing at Cambrian College and graduated in 1976. She joined the staff at Laurentian Hospital. In [...]