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Article content Road report Warranty work on Maley Drive from Frood Road to Falconbridge Highway will reduce traffic to one lane in each direction from 6 p.m. to 9 a.m. from June 6-11. Occasional traffic stoppages lasting no more than 10 minutes will be required between the Lansing Avenue roundabout and Falconbridge Highway during this time. Flagpersons will control these stoppages. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Sudbury briefs: Road report; support for French River Lions Club; cohousing meeting Back to video Bridge rehabilitation and watermain...

Article content A motorcyclist was killed late Sunday following a single-vehicle collision at the roundabout on Maley Drive at Lansing Avenue. In a release, Greater Sudbury Police said officers got a call about the accident around 11:30 p.m. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Police, Greater Sudbury firefighters and paramedics were dispatched to the area. “Upon arrival, paramedics located the driver and lone occupant of the motorcycle unresponsive,” police said. “The 44-year-old man was transported to hospital where he was unfortunately pronoun...

Marc Serre had some sharp words for critics in announcing he will seek another term as Nickel Belt MP.

Try refreshing your browser. Column: A dozen ways Sudbury councillors could help city taxpayers Back to video As a proud Creightonite who moved away for half my life but now having returned like a prodigal son, there are many observations that I can make about my native city. The City of Greater Sudbury is not well managed, is not transparent, doesn’t communicate to its citizenry, doesn’t provide feedback and, frankly, lacks common sense. As Shakespeare said, “Let me count the ways.” 1) Apparently, there is an auditor general (AG) on staff. AGs generally publish an annual report hig...

A new Dalron development has gotten a rousing round of applause from the planning committee. The developer went before the committee Monday seeking a zoning amendment to allow the reclassification of a parcel of land at Montrose and Woodbine Avenues from local commercial to low-density residential. The development will include 22 semi-detached units, as well as commercial space. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Planning committee approves Dalron housing project Back to video “The subject lands are located at the northeast and southeast corner o...