Sudbury

As more film projects head north to take advantage of provincial grants, tax credits and affordable production conditions, local actors and industry professionals are able to find or make work at home.

Sudbury’s Learning Initiative is looking for new ways to support entrepreneurs in Sudbury as their self-employment program loses its function as an administrator of provincially-funded programming.

Sudbury’s environmental destruction and subsequent reclamation is one of the city’s defining moments.

By next spring, Sudbury’s Legend Boats will conclude a three-year project to build a new state-of-the-art facility where it can design, produce, and sell its fleet of family fishing and leisure boats.

Ontario foodies and locavores can look forward to more options when it comes to barbecuing as a new policy ensures they’ll have better access to local chicken.

A whole slew of big projects and big ideas got a public airing Nov. 27 at a daylong session at city hall in Sudbury.

It was a momentous autumn for Lilly Creek Vaccines Inc., as they received a significant provincial grant to develop a new vaccine, and their parent organization broke ground for their coming facilities.

Marianne Matichuk remembers picketing at her high school in the 1970s, protesting the exclusion of girls from shop class.

The Sudbury mining community has lost one of its own, following the death of André Ruest, vice-president of operations at B&D Manufacturing.

Attendees at the Naturallia conference in Sudbury received an informative presentation by Jean Charest, Nov. 12, as the natural resource sector forum reached its peak.