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Article content At Monday’s meeting of the planning committee, councillors approved the development of 32 semi-detached homes on Countryside Drive, near its intersection with Long Lake Road. To proceed with the project, Hautamaki Estates Ltd. needed to seek rezoning from future development to low-density residential. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Planning committee approves new south end homes in Sudbury Back to video “The subject lands are generally bounded by Countryside Drive to the south and west; low-density residential development to...

Blind River’s tourist information centre is getting some major upgrades. The Town council voted to upgrade the centre at a cost of $250,000 at a virtual special meeting Monday evening. Council has discussed the matter over several years and hired Tulloch Engineering to carry out a study as to what was needed. The renovations include everything inside and out from hard services to windows, siding and roofing. The upgrade is part of the asset management plan council has under review for 20 of its municipal buildings. The renovations will be carried out by Tulloch Engineering for the 2021 seas...