Amelanchier alnifolia – SASKATOON BERRY   If you are planning on landscaping your property this year, consider planting some native trees and shrubs that produce edible berries. Although not as well known as cultivated species, like apples, pears, gooseberries and currants, some of the native species are packed with health-promoting compounds. The aronia (black chokeberry), for […]

Several streets in Capreol are named after the Dennie family: Dennie, James, Lloyd, Clyde, Glenn, Randolph and Hanna. […]

Articles that appeared in The Story of Our Times, published in 2008 are now available online under the Sudbury Stories tab on the Sudbury Living website.   Who’s Who: Frank Cochrane, forgotten founding father Sudbury should have a monument to or a building named after Frank Cochrane. Most people might assume Sudbury’s Cochrane St. is […]

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. […]

Mrs. Sudbury” is Caroline Frances Hitchcock Worthington. […]

Artists on Elgin is looking forward to hosting member artist Ivan Wheale’s work for the entire month of November. […]

Paul Lefebvre is a media owner and a lawyer. […]

Mary Jane (née Merwin) Christakos died Aug. 21, 2015 at the age of 83 at St. Joseph’s Villa in Sudbury. Christakos was a noted Sudbury artist and arts educator, a tireless contributor to the dynamic regional arts community, a supporter of the Laurentian University Museum and Art Centre (later the Art Gallery of Sudbury), a long-serving […]

The Kin Park Playground is located at 2732 Langdon Street in Blezard Valley […]

The City is working closely with the Sudbury & District Health Unit and the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change to monitor lake contamination. […]