• Lasalle Secondary SISU walk supports Finlandia Village expansion 

    Lasalle Secondary SISU walk supports Finlandia Village expansion 
    For the ninth year, Lasalle Secondary School on Saturday hosted its SISU Family Walk to raise funds for Finlandia Village. The fundraiser actually kicked off with a community canvass on Sept. 17 when students went door-to-door to visit neighbourhood residents to highlight the Family Walk and invite them to make a donation. The Lasalle Secondary School SISU Family Walk was held in partnership with Sling-Choker. Participants embarked on a seven-km journey from Lasalle Secondary School to Finlandi
  • Lasalle Secondary School SISU Family Walk for Finlandia Village: photo gallery

    Lasalle Secondary School SISU Family Walk for Finlandia Village: photo gallery
    Walkers departed Lasalle Secondary School in Sudbury on Saturday morning for the annual SISU Family Walk fundraiser for Finlandia Village.Lasalle students, staff, local dignitaries and supporters from the community walked seven kilometres from the high school to Finlandia’s Voima Hall, where they were greeted by Finlandia residents and the Greater Sudbury Police Pipe Band and were provided with a lunch in the hall.Having raised more than $190,000 in previous campaigns for fitness equipmen
  • Sudbury briefs: Police board adds executive director; Boat cruise Sept. 27

    Sudbury briefs: Police board adds executive director; Boat cruise Sept. 27
    Police board hires executive director The Greater Sudbury Police Service Board has hired Christine Hodgins as its executive director, where she will oversee the board office’s administrative operations, labour relations matters, and legislative obligations, while supporting the board in its governance and oversight responsibilities.Hodgins joins the board full-time on Nov. 2.She brings extensive experience in privacy law, municipal governance, and leadership, the board said. She joins the
  • Witness describes fleeing after fatal shooting at Louis Street party

    Witness describes fleeing after fatal shooting at Louis Street party
    Declan Eldridge told a Sudbury murder trial Friday that he ran for his life after watching his friend, Andrew “A.J.” Mackey, get shot in the chest during an argument outside a Louis Street residence in the early morning hours of Aug. 5, 2023.Eldridge testified on the third day of the judge-and-jury trial of David Pusey, who is charged with second-degree murder and possession of a prohibited firearm without a licence.Eldridge said he arrived at the house party around 2:15 a.m. after
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