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• Northern Lights festival welcomes new artistic director

  11-11-2025 23:59 via thesudburystar.com
  There’s a new creative spark lighting up Northern Lights Festival Boreal.  The organization is welcoming Kerri Stephens as its new artistic director, describing her as “a music lover, curator and community builder with over 18 years of experience connecting people through the power of music.” Stephens brings expertise in music programming, artist development, export initiatives and community building, said Northern Lights in a release. “Her extensive background inclu
  
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• 'It's about all of us': Armed Forces, veterans gather for Remembrance Day in Montreal

  11-11-2025 23:50 via sudbury.com
  
  MONTREAL — On Remembrance Day, Bruno Plourde said his thoughts were with a comrade he lost while the two were deployed in Afghanistan. “We have a special place in our heart for him today,” he said Tuesday morning from Montreal’s Place du Canada.
  
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• The Sudbury Star looking for The Helpers

  11-11-2025 22:39 via thesudburystar.com
  This Christmas, The Star wants to hear about The Helpers. These are not the non-profit CEOs and executive directors (though they are important); we want to highlight the folks making life better for their loved ones, in their neighbourhoods and for their immediate communities. Do you know someone who helps out quietly, just because they can? Because it comes naturally? Is there someone in your life who has made a difference to you, without seeking fanfare or recognition? We want to hear about it
  
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• Sudbury ready to kick off largest hockey tournament in the North

  11-11-2025 22:38 via sudbury.com
  
  Tournament director Peter Michelutti tells Sudbury.com that while the annual event injects $11 million into the local economy, the city’s rink facilities aren’t aging and small and because of this, Sudbury is at risk of losing some of its hockey events
  
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• City staff recommend scrapping Community Action Networks

  11-11-2025 22:04 via sudbury.com
  
  In a recommendation to city council members being considered next week, staff recommend different ways of supporting community groups ‘as part of a transition away from the existing Community Action Network program’
  
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• Sudbury Pride to host vigil for Transgender Day of Remembrance

  11-11-2025 21:46 via thesudburystar.com
  Fierte Sudbury Pride has invited the community to a vigil in observance of the Transgender Day of Remembrance, to be held at Greater Sudbury Public Library, 74 MacKenzie St. in Sudbury, on Nov. 20 at 6 p.m. The Transgender Day of Remembrance is an annual observance on Nov. 20th that honours the memory of the transgender people whose lives were lost in acts of anti-transgender violence over the past year. It is a day of mourning, reflection, and solidarity. This year’s vigil will feature:
  
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• OZAWANIMIKI, Caroline Wanda

  11-11-2025 21:37 via sudbury.com
  
  Wakinyan Ohomani Win (Thunder Goes Around the Camp Woman) - given name was Caroline Wanda Ozawanimiki (Yellow Thunder). First Sunrise November 22, 1962 - final sunset November 10, 2025 at 5:18 pm.
  
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• VIDEO: Why Canada got publicly shamed for having so many measles cases

  11-11-2025 21:15 via sudbury.com
  
  Tonight on Village Media's 'Closer Look' podcast: An immunologist at McMaster University explains this week's announcement by the Pan American Health Organization — and how we can turn things around
  
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• Kansas county agrees to pay $3 million over police raid on a small-town newspaper, editor says

  11-11-2025 21:05 via sudbury.com
  
  TOPEKA, Kan.
  
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• Railways says rock slide may have caused B.C. derailment that spilled jet fuel

  11-11-2025 20:50 via sudbury.com
  
  SAVONA, BRITISH COLUMBIA — Rail operator Canadian Pacific Kansas City says a rock slide may be partially to blame for a derailment near Kamloops, B.C., that resulted in the spill of more than 70,000 litres of jet fuel alongside a local lake.
  
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• Sudbury police find driver passed out at the wheel    

  11-11-2025 20:38 via thesudburystar.com
  A Val Caron man facing an impaired driving charge has pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of careless driving.
    Codey Cook, 40, in addition to being fined $1,000 in Sudbury court, was put on a 15-month probation order that includes conditions that he not drive with any intoxicants in his system and that he complete the province’s Back on Track program.
    The Crown and defence lawyer Alex Toffoli suggested the sentence.
    The court heard through an agreed statement of facts
  
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• Israeli settlers attack two Palestinian villages in the West Bank

  11-11-2025 20:35 via sudbury.com
  
  JERUSALEM (AP) — Dozens of masked Israeli settlers attacked a pair of Palestinian villages in the northern West Bank on Tuesday, setting fire to vehicles and other property before clashing with Israeli soldiers sent to halt the rampage, Israeli and P
  
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• Why we’re building now: A look at the Capital Campaign

  11-11-2025 20:34 via sudbury.com
  
  As Canada faces a historic demographic shift, one Northern Ontario community is taking bold steps to prepare. In Greater Sudbury, Finlandia Village is expanding its facilities to meet the rising needs of an aging population.
  
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• The Career Files: How this York alum is shaping Ottawa’s neighbourhoods

  11-11-2025 20:29 via sudbury.com
  
  For Jocelyn Cadieux, city planning isn’t just a profession — it’s a way to build healthier, more welcoming communities for everyone
  
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• Photos: Thousands attend Remembrance Day service at Sudbury Arena

  11-11-2025 20:25 via sudbury.com
  
  The largest Nov. 11 observance in the city drew thousands of Sudburians to the downtown arena for the annual ceremony, while smaller ceremonies were held at Legion branches across the Nickel City
  
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• Paying living wage also good for employers, Sudbury advocate says - Take our poll

  11-11-2025 20:15 via thesudburystar.com
  It turns out, 80 cents can make a big difference.  That is the difference between the living wage in Northern Ontario last year and this year.
    In 2024, workers across the north needed a minimum of $20.30 to meet their basic needs. This year, the living wage has increased to $21.10, a difference of 3.9 per cent. In contrast, the minimum wage in Ontario is $17.60 per hour. Living wages vary across the province and are largely influenced by shelter and transportation, especially in Nort
  
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• McCAULEY, David

  11-11-2025 19:57 via sudbury.com
  
  In loving memory of David “Dave” McCauley, 77 years who passed away on Sunday, November 9, 2025, at the Maison McCulloch Hospice surrounded by his loving family
  
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• Quebec should strengthen climate targets despite rollback in the U.S., says committee

  11-11-2025 19:20 via sudbury.com
  
  MONTREAL — An expert committee says Quebec needs to maintain its ambition to address climate change despite a U.S. government that disputes climate science.
  
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• Catholic board to hold career fair in Sudbury on Nov. 15 

  11-11-2025 19:20 via thesudburystar.com
  The Sudbury Catholic District School Board will host a Career Fair 9 a.m.-noon Nov. 15 at Holy Trinity Catholic Elementary School.  There will be opportunities to connect with members of the school board, gain valuable insights, and explore career growth.  The board is actively recruiting French, English and Indigenous language occasional teachers, administrative assistants, designated early childhood educators, educational assistants, and more.  Bring your resume and be prepared
  
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• Money for health-care students in Northern Ontario 

  11-11-2025 19:16 via thesudburystar.com
  NOSM University invites health-care service agencies based in Northern Ontario to apply for funding through its Summer Studentship Program.
    Funded by the Ministry of Health and delivered by NOSM University, the program funds summer jobs for health-care students in 2026.
    Funding is available to agencies in a variety of regulated health professions, including pharmacy, midwifery, audiology, occupational therapy, and registered nursing.
    Complete the online application from now
  
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• MARION, George

  11-11-2025 19:04 via sudbury.com
  
  C’est avec une grande tristesse que nous annonçons le décès à la maison de notre jeune frère George qui nous a quittés à l’âge de 75 ans
  
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• Annual winter test runs begin for City of Greater Sudbury, contractor crews - Sudbury Star

  11-11-2025 18:42 via news.google.com
  Annual winter test runs begin for City of Greater Sudbury, contractor crews  Sudbury Star
  
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• Annual winter test runs begin for City of Greater Sudbury, contractor crews 

  11-11-2025 18:41 via thesudburystar.com
  From Nov. 12-18, more than 50 city and contractor snowplows, graders and other winter maintenance vehicles will be out on Greater Sudbury streets completing training exercises to familiarize themselves with routes.  These test runs allow crews to identify potential hazards, obstacles and operational challenges before the winter weather arrives to ensure effective and timely snow removal services throughout the winter months.
    This training takes place at the same time every year to al
  
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• Pursuit: Honouring a family that ‘helped save tennis’ in Sudbury

  11-11-2025 18:33 via sudbury.com
  
  The Ontario Tennis Association recently bestowed its highest honour on Cliff Richardson and posthumously on his father, Jim, for their dedication to preserving and growing the sport in the Nickel City
  
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• MAKELA, Gabrielle

  11-11-2025 18:24 via sudbury.com
  
  Makela, Gabrielle “Cupey” Eleanor February 12, 1938 - October 20, 2025 (87) It is with profound sadness the family of Gabrielle “Cupey” Makela (nee Dyce) announces her peaceful passing at Health Sciences North after a brief il
  
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• Quebec labour minister wants power to intervene in Montreal transit strike

  11-11-2025 18:20 via sudbury.com
  
  QUÉBEC — The Quebec government wants the power to intervene in a strike that has disrupted public transit in Montreal since the start of November.
  
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• Canada's veteran population is dwindling fast. Here are the numbers.

  11-11-2025 18:20 via sudbury.com
  
  OTTAWA — Canada marked Remembrance Day on Tuesday — 80 years after the Second World War ended and 72 years since the end of the Korean War. Only a few thousand Canadian veterans of those conflicts are still alive.
  
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• Scenes from the storm: See how Ontario looked after the first snowstorm of the season

  11-11-2025 18:03 via village-life.ca
  
  An early snow squall event made its way through parts of the province this week, leaving southern cities and municipalities blanketed in snow and many Ontario residents reeling.
  
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• Scenes from the storm: See how Ontario looked after the first major snowstorm

  11-11-2025 18:03 via village-life.ca
  
  An early snow squall event made its way through parts of the province this week, leaving southern cities and municipalities blanketed in snow and many Ontario residents reeling.
  
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• Scenes from the storm: See how Ontario looked after first winter blast

  11-11-2025 18:03 via village-life.ca
  
  An early snow squall event made its way through parts of the province this week, leaving southern cities and municipalities blanketed in snow and many Ontario residents reeling.
  
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• KONOWALCHUK, Lorraine

  11-11-2025 17:55 via sudbury.com
  
  KONOWALCHUK, Lorraine (née McIvor) 1944-2025 It is with great sadness that the family announces her passing in Sudbury, on Friday, November 7, 2025 at the age of 81 years. Daughter of the late George and Rose (née Desjarlais) McIvor.
  
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• Remembrance Day marked with solemn ceremonies in Toronto

  11-11-2025 17:50 via sudbury.com
  
  TORONTO — Crowds gathered in Toronto this morning for solemn Remembrance Day ceremonies honouring the sacrifices of Canada's fallen soldiers and veterans. At 11 a.m.
  
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• Remembrance Day ceremonies in Toronto honour sacrifices made for freedom

  11-11-2025 17:50 via sudbury.com
  
  TORONTO — At solemn Remembrance Day ceremonies in Toronto honouring the sacrifices of Canada's fallen soldiers and veterans, those with lived experience reminded the crowds about the costs of war and peace.
  
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• Heavy November snowfall knocks out power, closes schools in Quebec

  11-11-2025 17:50 via sudbury.com
  
  MONTREAL — About 316,000 Quebec homes and businesses were without electricity before noon after heavy snow knocked down trees, forced school closures and created hazardous road conditions.
  
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• Federal budget's refreshed immigration targets will weigh on growth: economist

  11-11-2025 17:50 via sudbury.com
  
  OTTAWA — One economist argues the federal Liberals' renewed pledge to throttle immigration levels over the next few years will weigh on Canada's economic growth.
  
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• Next-level care earns Pharmasave Val Est Pharmacy top honours.

  11-11-2025 17:41 via sudbury.com
  
  How Sudbury’s favourite pharmacy is filling the health care gap for local families
  
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• Why Sudbury homeowners are switching to hybrid laminate flooring options

  11-11-2025 17:07 via sudbury.com
  
  House of Broadloom breaks down the biggest reasons for the material’s growing appeal
  
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• The Latest: Prime minister marks Remembrance Day ahead of national ceremony

  11-11-2025 16:50 via sudbury.com
  
  OTTAWA — This Remembrance Day marks eight decades since the conclusion of the Second World War and 25 years since the entombment of Canada's Unknown Soldier, a First World War combatant who remains unidentified.
  
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• The Latest: Canadians honour those who lived and died in the country's service

  11-11-2025 16:50 via sudbury.com
  
  OTTAWA — This Remembrance Day marks eight decades since the conclusion of the Second World War and 25 years since the entombment of Canada's Unknown Soldier, a First World War combatant who remains unidentified.
  
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• The Latest: Canadians across country gather to honour those who fought, died in wars

  11-11-2025 16:50 via sudbury.com
  
  OTTAWA — This Remembrance Day marks eight decades since the conclusion of the Second World War and 25 years since the entombment of Canada's Unknown Soldier, a First World War combatant who remains unidentified.
  
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• KUTSCHKE, Gordon

  11-11-2025 16:46 via sudbury.com
  
  In Loving Memory of Gordon “Gord” Richard Kutschke, 93 Years Who passed away at his residence surrounded by family on November 5 th , 2025. Beloved husband of Regina “Jean” Kutschke.
  
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• Former Laurentian leaders named in $3M settlement over benefit fund depletion

  11-11-2025 16:35 via sudbury.com
  
  Proposed settlement being presented to affected Laurentian employees in meetings this month, with court approval expected in December
  
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• Interactive session offers guidance for students entering high school

  11-11-2025 16:00 via sudbury.com
  
  Parents and students invited to Rainbow board’s Next Stop: Grade 9 event
  
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• SOAR film festival returns to Indie Cinema with adventure-packed lineup

  11-11-2025 15:53 via sudbury.com
  
  Keynote speaker this year is ‘Alone’ reality television show finalist Kielyn Marrone
  
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• Long-time Pioneer Manor manager named city long-term care director

  11-11-2025 15:48 via sudbury.com
  
  Nicole Leclair has been a leader within Pioneer Manor for more than a decade, serving as resident care manager and co-ordinator, and most recently as acting director
  
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• Local Italian restaurant invites you to Cook Like Nonna this winter

  11-11-2025 15:48 via sudbury.com
  
  Verdicchio Ristorante six week cooking series starts January 15
  
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• Whisky lovers invited to Spirit of Sudbury event Nov. 15

  11-11-2025 15:43 via sudbury.com
  
  Take in a master class, enjoy evening of fine spirits, food and jazz
  
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• ‘Pit bull’ Ronald Bradley, past Rayside-Balfour councillor, dies at 90

  11-11-2025 15:38 via sudbury.com
  
  A funeral mass is being held on Nov. 15 to celebrate the life of Ronald Bradley, a past city council member for both Rayside-Balfour and Greater Sudbury
  
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• Sudbury's Northern Wildflowers among the best in show for agricultural excellence

  11-11-2025 15:17 via sudbury.com
  
  Environmental remediation business garners provincial recognition
  
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• 'I know it haunted her': Did a switchboard operator take a distress call from the Fitzgerald?

  11-11-2025 15:13 via sudbury.com
  
  According to her obituary, Barbara Kubont stayed on the line with those aboard the ship until 'contact was lost'
  
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