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Veteran’s Walk
By Rosalind Russell – The Veteran’s Walk in Massey as completed in record time, thanks to the generosity of local volunteers and veterans. US veteran, Elmo Mitchell US Navy Seabee, from Mustang, Oklahoma was in tears at the creation happening … Continue reading
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Memorandum of Understanding signed for Step Up Step Down Youth Mental Health Program
By Rosalind Russell – The Rainbow District School Board has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Compass to deliver the educational component for a new youth mental health program being offered in Sudbury this fall. Compass CEO Mark Fraser says … Continue reading
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Black Creek Sno-Trails an economic boon for Espanola
By Rosalind Russell – Black Creek Sno-Trails has become a popular tourism stop for people coming into Espanola. Dennis Lendrum, who oversees the trails, says there are so many visitors, dozens a week, he is unable to keep count, and … Continue reading
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Painting of Veteran’s Walk underway in Massey
By Rosalind Russell – Members and supporters of the Massey Royal Canadian Legion Branch #432 are thrilled to see the work start on the painting of their new Veteran’s Walk. Painting got underway earlier this week and is expected to … Continue reading
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Missing man found deceased following search
By Rosalind Russell – A man who has been missing since Tuesday has been found deceased. Greater Sudbury Police says members of their Search and Rescue Team, Emergency Response Unit, and K9 Unit, in collaboration with North Shore Search and … Continue reading
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Anishinabek Nation reacts to pipeline announcement
By Rosalind Russell – The Anishinabek Nation says the announcement of the Northern Shield Energy Corridor has blindsided First Nations. Along with saying the project represents a significant threat to their land, water, and future generations, Grand Council Chief Linda … Continue reading
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Kenjgewin Teg marks historic graduation, celebrating largest class to date
By Rosalind Russell – Kenjgewin Teg proudly celebrated its 2025-2026 Graduation Ceremony late last month at the Manitoulin Hotel and Conference Centre, recognizing the achievements of its largest graduating class to date. According to the release, a total of 96 … Continue reading
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West Nile Virus positive bird detections in Sault Ste. Marie and East Algoma
By Rosalind Russell – Algoma Public Health is advising residents that two wild birds, one in Sault Ste. Marie and the other in East Algoma, have tested positive for West Nile virus. Associate Medical Officer of Health, Dr. John Tuinema, says the virus has been … Continue reading
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