Hurt. Angry. Strong. These are some of the words shared today in downtown Sudbury at a solidarity rally in front of a heavily graffiti’d wall where, up until 10 days or so ago, a message of hate toward immigrants was painted. The rally drew politicians, P... See more
Hurt. Angry. Strong. These are some of the words shared today in downtown Sudbury at a solidarity rally in front of a heavily graffiti’d wall where, up until 10 days or so ago, a message of hate toward immigrants was painted. The rally drew politicians, P... See more
“I still see his face,” William Moore said, his voice very nearly breaking. “I see it in my dreams.” The face being referred to by Moore, an active 50-year member of Unifor / Mine Mill Local 598, belonged to 42-year-old Jean Joly, who died on surface at F... See more
The opening of the only standalone rehabilitative hospital in Northeastern Ontario on June 18 means more people in the region can access the specialized care they need close to home. This was the main message delivered Thursday when St. Joseph’s Continuin... See more
A successful April 14 city council motion to “to solidify further partnerships” and look into defence-related manufacturing opportunities for Greater Sudbury’s economy doesn’t sit well with all members of the community. And a handful of those opposed to W... See more