Sudbury

After 36 years as a biologist and stewardship co-ordinator for the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR), Bob Florean was all set for retirement last spring following his exit from the department. Then a tiny beetle changed all that.

Between the tour of the Sir Adam Beck Generating Station in Niagara Falls, the GPS tutorial at the Canadian Ecology Centre in Mattawa and the Skype conversation with David Suzuki, the students in the energy-focused Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM)

The year 2011 is best described as one of change for Tara Levesque, Dennis Landry and Mike Large.

Sudbury -based engineering firm BESTECH is for sale—but not in the sense you may think.

It’s been 10 years since Susan Thompson and the Downtown Village Development Corp. (DVDC) embarked on an ambitious plan to revitalize Sudbury ’s downtown core with new business and resident activity.

Northern Ontario Film Studios won’t officially open until later this fall, but try telling that to the crew filming Dark Rising: Warrior of Worlds there.

With the future of mining in Sudbury dependent on finding ways to extract ore from deeper underground, a local invention offers hope that it can, one day, be done safer, cheaper and more quickly.

On Aug. 7, 2002, Kelly Henderson and her twin 12-year-old sons, Jordin and Corbin Sauve, lost their lives on Highway 69. The family was returning home to Sudbury just after 7 p.m.

Construction of Sudbury ’s Laurentian School of Architecture is providing an opportunity to introduce a new material, cross-laminated timber (CLT), into Ontario building practices. On Aug.

When he graduated from McGill University in 1971, Robert Deluce had intentions of using his bachelor of science degree to become a medical doctor. But on June 6, more than four decades later, he became a doctor of a different kind.