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Non-work related death reported at IAMGOLD's Côté mine project

Non-work related death reported at IAMGOLD's Côté mine project

Toronto gold company said worker found unresponsive outside accommodations complex
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New build or reno? Still no direction on Sudbury's downtown events centre

New build or reno? Still no direction on Sudbury's downtown events centre

Staff will produce updated report by March 2024
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Still a long road for Laurentian to travel, says interim pres

Still a long road for Laurentian to travel, says interim pres

Sheila Embleton, seconded to Laurentian University early this year to help with its recovery following insolvency, estimates the university has already undergone about five years’ worth of changes in her time there
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Owners pitch Elm Place as the best fit for downtown cultural hub

Owners pitch Elm Place as the best fit for downtown cultural hub

Sudbury's downtown mall owners say their plan includes ‘everything to complement the library’
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Cambrian College lauds powerline program supporters

Cambrian College lauds powerline program supporters

Gatien family, IHSA legacies enshrined on campus grounds
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NSS Canada marks change in ownership

NSS Canada marks change in ownership

Bruno Lalonde, current company president, is named as new owner
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No updates yet on sale of Laurentian University properties, post CCAA

No updates yet on sale of Laurentian University properties, post CCAA

Sudbury university powering through on transformation, strategic plan following insolvency
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Greater Sudbury’s procurement processes to be audited

Greater Sudbury’s procurement processes to be audited

With major projects anticipated to be tendered in the coming months, including a downtown events centre and library/art gallery, Ward 5 Coun. Mike Parent said now’s the time to look at the city’s procurement processes
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North Bay 'perfectly located' for Canada's first concrete rail tie production, says German manufacturer

North Bay 'perfectly located' for Canada's first concrete rail tie production, says German manufacturer

RAILONE RAINBOW Canada Corp. will hire 60 people to start when operation gets underway next spring
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Difficult decisions to open a new all-electric mine in Sudbury

Difficult decisions to open a new all-electric mine in Sudbury

Glencore’s new Onaping Depth mine will need an underground refrigeration system and smaller diameter tunnels to keep the costs down
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