Sudbury

TESC Contracting of Sudbury has appointed Don Bennett as the company’s new president and chief operating officer. Established in 1976, TESC is an integrated construction services company serving the mining, power, and oil and gas industries.

A Toronto-based medical diagnostics company with strong roots in Sudbury recently secured around $800,000 from angel investors mainly based in Sudbury. “We’re very pleased about the support we’ve had from the Sudbury folks,” said Dr.

The City of Greater Sudbury hopes a new bylaw can streamline the process for film productions applying for shooting permits around town. The city has a bylaw in place for film indusry permits, but it dates back to 2005.

A new research project at the Centre for Research in Occupational Safety and Health (CROSH) at Laurentian University will study the mental health of miners at Vale’s Sudbury operations.

Thanks to a good idea and a lot of perseverance, a Sudbury entrepreneur was able to change his life for the better.

A pair of Sudbury journalists is extending their expertise to the world of books with a new publishing house for Northern Ontario writers.

The City of Greater Sudbury’s planning committee is weighing the possibility of a wind farm being built in the municipality’s northeast corner.

The Kingsway shopping district in Sudbury continues to grow in leaps and bounds with a number of new retail outlets, two new hotels in the works, and plans for acres of residential subdivisions.

More than a century after mining operations began in Sudbury, a British researcher has taken up residence at the Vale Living with Lakes Centre to look at the long-term impacts those activities have had on local fish populations. Dr.

The mountainous slag piles at nickel miner Vale in Sudbury are becoming a favourite landing spot for one of nature’s most threatened species