• Three different Sudbury murder cases going in different directions

    Three different Sudbury murder cases going in different directions
    Three murder cases, beset by a series of delays, are slowly griding their way through the courts in Greater Sudbury.In one case, a now 19-year-old Greater Toronto-area teen may get a sentencing date – after a number of delays – on Tuesday.He was convicted on July 13 of murdering Joe Cabigon at the former Overtime Sports Bar & Grill on Notre Dame Avenue the night of April 21, 2023.The killer, who was 16 at the time, walked up to Cabigon in the bar and shot him in the back of the
  • Prince Edward Islander dies in ATV crash near Sudbury

    Prince Edward Islander dies in ATV crash near Sudbury
    A person from Prince Edward Island has died in an ATV accident early Monday in Haga r, east of Sudbury.The OPP said in release that officers were called around 10:45 a.m. to a single-vehicle ATV collision on Boundary Road, north of Hagar, in the Municipality of Markstay-Warren.A 64-year-old person from Prince Edward Island was pronounced deceased at the scene, police said.The investigation remains ongoing with the assistance of an OPP Collision Reconstructionist and the Traffic Collision Invest
  • Greater Sudbury Police charge youth speeding, driving impaired on motorcycle

    Greater Sudbury Police charge youth speeding, driving impaired on motorcycle
    A kid speeding and driving impaired on a motorcycle is among 15 bad drivers Greater Sudbury Police said they took off city streets this weekend.Police said officers conducted proactive patrols, traffic stops, responded to traffic complaints and motor vehicle collisions and set up targeted enforcement initiatives from Friday to Sunday.“Throughout the weekend,” the police service said in a release, “officers investigated multiple reports of suspected impaired driving across Grea
  • Canadian Tire employees in New Sudbury stop electric scooter thief

    Canadian Tire employees in New Sudbury stop electric scooter thief
    A former Sudbury man who tried to steal not one, but two electric scooters from the same Canadian Tire store has been given a suspended sentence and a probation order.“I just apologize to the court,” Jonathan Price, appearing via Zoom link from Leduc, Alta., where he now lives, told Ontario Court Justice Pierre Bradley. “I lost my job last summer. I was stuck in the city with my dog. My car broke down. I made a bad decision.”Price, 43, who was facing two charges of theft
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  • Police in Sudbury find man asleep in his vehicle with engine running

    Police in Sudbury find man asleep in his vehicle with engine running
    A Sudbury man with a history of drug addiction and facing a drug-impaired driving charge from last year has pleaded to the lesser offence of careless driving.“I’m just happy I’m able to avoid getting (a) driving while under the influence (conviction),” Nicholas Dillon, 34, told Ontario Court Justice Pierre Bradley in Sudbury. “I’m working to get my life back on track and get back into the workforce.”“If you fall off the wagon, get counselling righ
  • Three snowmachines lifted from Markstay-Warren property

    Three snowmachines lifted from Markstay-Warren property
    Police are seeking the public’s help in identifying those who stole three snowmachines in Markstay-Warren.On Aug. 27, members of the Nipissing West Detachment of the OPP were called about a theft from a property on Highway 535N in Markstay-Warren.Officers learned that someone stole three snowmachines and ice fishing gear from the property sometime from Aug. 10 to Aug. 27.The snowmachines ae described as:– a Grey 2023 Skidoo Renegade XRS 850;– a Black 2023 Skidoo Expedition 900
  • Three girls born on July 20 at Health Sciences North in Sudbury

    Three girls born on July 20 at Health Sciences North in Sudbury
    This installment of New Arrivals includes 14 baby boys and 13 girls. July 10 A girl, Gracie May, 8 lbs 9 oz, born to Brianna and Mathieu Gratton of SudburyJuly 19 A boy, Arthur, 8 lbs, born to Alyshia and Owen of Elliot LakeJuly 20 A girl, Elizabeth, 6 lbs 15 oz, born to Andrew and Natalia Remeikis of SudburyA girl, Charlotte Suzanne, 7 lbs 13 oz, born to Amber Audet and Zack Cheff of SudburyA girl, Chloe Cowles, 7 lbs 9 oz, born to Chris and Jess of SudburyJuly 21 A girl, Liz Ban, 8 lbs 5 oz,
  • Crow in the Espanola area had West Nile virus: Public Health

    Crow in the Espanola area had West Nile virus: Public Health
    Public Health Sudbury and Districts said Monday it has received confirmation that an American Crow in the Espanola area has tested positive for West Nile virus.The last infected bird reported was in 2025, the health unit said in a release.“The last person confirmed to have been infected with West Nile virus infection in our area was in 2023,” said Jonathan Groulx, a manager with Public Health. “However, this infected bird reminds us that although the overall risk of a person b
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  • Sudbury man accused of attempted murder well known to police, courts

    Sudbury man accused of attempted murder well known to police, courts
    Greater Sudbury Police on Monday released the name of the man accused of a vicious attack in the downtown that sent another man to hospital in serious condition.Police say officers have charged Todd Provincial – a man with a long and sometimes violent criminal record – with attempted murder. They announced on Saturday that they had made the arrest but did not immediately release the name of the accused.Provincial, 40, is also charged wth possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpos
  • OPP charge Elliot Lake man in drug bust at Hart Road home

    OPP charge Elliot Lake man in drug bust at Hart Road home
    Police in Elliot Lake seized cocaine and fentanyl during a drug bust at the home on Hart Road.The Ontario Provincial Police executed a Controlled Drugs and Substances Act warrant Aug. 4, seizing more than $5,000 in illegal drugs.Before they executed the warrant, officers saw the suspect on Brunswick Walk and arrested him. “While searching the individual, police located suspected cocaine and fentanyl in the individual’s pants pockets, as well as two pre-packaged aluminum foil packets
  • Plywood flies off trailer, hits another vehicle on Highway 17

    Plywood flies off trailer, hits another vehicle on Highway 17
    Police have charged a Blind River man after a piece of plywood flew off his trailer and struck another vehicle on Highway 17, west of Sudbury.The East Algoma Detachment of the OPP said officers were on patrol when a driver called them around 11 a.m. on Aug. 27, “after a piece of plywood flew from a trailer being towed by a white pickup truck and struck a blue pickup truck travelling on the highway.“Police located the driver of the white pickup truck a short distance away as they wer
  • Mathilda Cyr, a fine cook and seamstress, turns 100

    Mathilda Cyr, a fine cook and seamstress, turns 100
    Nickel Belt MP France Gélinas took time to celebrate a special milestone for Mathilda Cyr, who just turned 100“Reaching 100 years old is an incredible achievement,” Gélinas said in a release. “A century of life means a century of memories, family, friendships and experiences, and Mathilda has had the privilege of witnessing generations of change in her community and across Ontario.”Cyr is originally from just outside Moncton, NB, and came to Sudbury in 1952
  • Two important milestones for Azilda businessman in 2026

    Two important milestones for Azilda businessman in 2026
    As he has for as long as most people can remember, you can find Norman (Norm) Byrnes at his gas station in Azilda at the crack of dawn.“Over the past 60 years, generations of Azilda residents have stopped at Byrnes Gulf Station to fill up, have their vehicle fixed or even purchase a used car,” Nickel Belt France Gelinas noted in a release. “For many, Norm is much more than the person behind the counter. He is a familiar face, a neighbour and a part of everyday life in Azilda.&
  • Kapuskasing neighbours win Sudbury hospital draw worth more than $420,000

    Kapuskasing neighbours win Sudbury hospital draw worth more than $420,000
    Three friends from Kapuskasing have won $420,192 in August’s HSN 50/50 draw.“Helene, Cecile, and I play every month, and support lotteries like these all over the North,” Louise, the third winner, said in a release. “This is just the best news. It’s unbelievable. I can’t believe we’re so lucky.”August’s draw also featured the Pick Your Ride Add-On draw for the choice of a 2026 Mercedes Benz GLA 250, Mazda CX-90 or $55,000 in Cash. Solomon W.
  • Sudbury man already wanted on 19 counts of theft digs deeper hole: Police

    Sudbury man already wanted on 19 counts of theft digs deeper hole: Police
    A man who allegedly fled the scene of an accident while driving impaired was already wanted by Greater Sudbury Police for theft.In a release, the police service said officers got a call shortly after 2 p.m. on Aug. 27 about a fail-to-remain collision near Bancroft Drive.“The investigation revealed that a pickup truck struck another vehicle before fleeing the scene,” police said. “After speaking with witnesses, officers obtained a description of the suspect vehicle.“Appro
  • Province appoints supervisor to run Children’s Aid in Sudbury-Manitoulin

    Province appoints supervisor to run Children’s Aid in Sudbury-Manitoulin
    A provincially appointed supervisor will run the Children’s Aid Society of the Districts of Sudbury and Manitoulin after reviews raised concerns about the safety of the children in their care and financial mismanagement.“Nothing is more important than the safety, protection and well-being of Ontario’s children,”Michael Parsa, Ontario’s minister of Children, Community and Social Services, said in a release issued on Friday. “All children deserve every opportun
  • Sudbury police make arrest in Durham St. assault (update)

    Sudbury police make arrest in Durham St. assault (update)
    UPDATE: Greater Sudbury Police said their Criminal Investigations Division and the Emergency Response Unit have arrested a man they say is responsible for the serious assault on Durham Street on Friday.“He will be attending WASH (Weekend and Statutory Holiday) court on the 30 th of August,” police said in a release. “The investigation is still ongoing.”Anyone with information about the attack is asked to contact the Greater Sudbury Police at 705-675-9171.People can also
  • Greater Sudbury Police looking for those who badly beat man

    Greater Sudbury Police looking for those who badly beat man
    A man is in the hospital after he was attacked and seriously injured early on Aug. 28.Greater Sudbury Police said officers were called to Durham Street just after 1 a.m. following 911 calls reporting that a man had been assaulted.Upon arrival, officers located a 35-year-old man suffering serious injuries. He was transported to Health Sciences North for medical treatment.“Members of the Greater Sudbury Police Service remain actively engaged in the investigation,” police said in a rel
  • Sudbury court: Sexual assault victim has a growing criminal record

    Sudbury court: Sexual assault victim has a growing criminal record
    A Sudbury woman involved in a robbery in which the victim was sprayed with bear mace in his apartment has pleaded guilty to a lesser charge.The 26-year-old woman – who cannot be named due to a publication ban – pleaded guilty to forcible entry to a residence, along with a breach of recognizance charge.Ontario Court Justice Pierre Bradley, accepting a joint sentencing submission, issued a suspended sentence, along with an 18-month probation order, a DNA order, and a five-year weapons
  • Sudbury gets 40 more spots to recruit skilled Francophone immigrants 

    Sudbury gets 40 more spots to recruit skilled Francophone immigrants 
    Greater Sudbury will be allowed to recruit more skilled immigrants under a special federal program. In a release, the City of Greater Sudbury said the Francophone Community Immigration Pilot (FCIP) program has been a success here. That has prompted Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada to approve an additional 40 allocations for the Sudbury FCIP Program.The allocations are for use in the 2026 calendar year, increasing the community’s 2026 allocation from 45 to 85, the city said. &l
  • Premier Ford, Glencore mark start of production at Depth Project

    Premier Ford, Glencore mark start of production at Depth Project
    Premier Doug Ford joined with fellow politicians of all stripes and levels of government on Thursday in hailing the first ore access at the Onaping Depth Project as a key step toward protecting Ontario and Canada’s future as a leading high-grade nickel producer, as well as their domestic supply chains and workers in the face of new tariff threats from U.S. president Donald Trump.Ford joined Glencore Canada executives and municipal, provincial and federal government representatives for an
  • Premier Ford, Glencore mark start of ore access at Onaping Depth Project

    Premier Ford, Glencore mark start of ore access at Onaping Depth Project
    Premier Doug Ford joined with fellow politicians of all stripes and levels of government on Thursday in hailing the first ore access at the Onaping Depth Project as a key step toward protecting Ontario and Canada’s future as a leading high-grade nickel producer, as well as their domestic supply chains and workers in the face of new tariff threats from U.S. president Donald Trump.Ford joined Glencore Canada executives and municipal, provincial and federal government representatives for an
  • Premier Ford, Glencore mark start of ore access at Depth Project

    Premier Ford, Glencore mark start of ore access at Depth Project
    Premier Doug Ford joined with fellow politicians of all stripes and levels of government on Thursday in hailing the first ore access at the Onaping Depth Project as a key step toward protecting Ontario and Canada’s future as a leading high-grade nickel producer, as well as their domestic supply chains and workers in the face of new tariff threats from U.S. president Donald Trump.Ford joined Glencore Canada executives and municipal, provincial and federal government representatives for an
  • Breaking: Premier in Sudbury for special event at Onaping Depth Project

    Breaking: Premier in Sudbury for special event at Onaping Depth Project
    Premier Doug Ford was in Sudbury today to celebrate accessing the first nickel ore at the Onaping Depth Project.This 2,600-metre-deep extension of Glencore Canada’s existing Craig Mine, which was shut down in 2009, is the result of a nearly $2 billion investment that will provide a significant new source of high-grade nickel ore beyond 2040.The provincial government said the mine will help Ontario deliver on its plan to build mines faster and unlock world-class mineral wealth that will at
  • Nepean man accused of luring Sudbury children

    Nepean man accused of luring Sudbury children
    Acting on a complaint originating from Sudbury, police officers have arrested a Nepean man and charged him with luring children.Greater Sudbury Police said its Internet Child Exploitation Unit executed a search warrant in Nepean, near Ottawa, on Aug. 21.Officers from the Ottawa Police Service’s Internet Child Exploitation and Digital Forensic units assisted.As a result of the investigation, officers arrested a 21-year-old man and charged him with two counts of luring a child under 16 and
  • Greater Sudbury Police arrest fugitive wanted for attempted murder

    Greater Sudbury Police arrest fugitive wanted for attempted murder
    Greater Sudbury Police officers have arrested a fugitive wanted for attempted murder in a stabbing on Cedar Street on June 14.Police said in a release that Lindsey Trudeau was picked up on Aug. 26 just after at 6:20 p.m. on Bruce Avenue “without incident.”Trudeau was held in police custody and was scheduled to appear in bail court.Officers began looking for Trudeau, 34, after the stabbing and had issued appeals to the public for help locating him.Police said they planned to charge h
  • Fatal Sudbury fire exposed serious code violations, OFM report finds 

    Fatal Sudbury fire exposed serious code violations, OFM report finds 
    An audit by the Ontario Fire Marshal in the wake of a fatal fire four years ago at the Banyan apartment complex found serious concerns with the condition of the building — issues that were more than skin deep. A fire protection engineer report by the Ontario Fire Marshal (OFM), acquired by The Sudbury Star, indicated the governing body had concerns regarding the condition of the Banyan apartment complex, located on Paris Street. The audit conducted by the OFM also concluded there were sev
  • Sudbury entrepreneur pitches private casino, hotel and 8,000-seat concert hall

    Sudbury entrepreneur pitches private casino, hotel and 8,000-seat concert hall
    A Sudbury businessman is confident he can open a new private casino, hotel and 8,000-seat concert hall and theatre by 2030-31 beside the Silver Hills complex off The Kingsway.“For clarity, this project is very real and has been in development for many years,” Daniel Abdel-Nour said in an email to The Sudbury Star. “First envisioned in 2005, it reflects a long-term vision to establish Sudbury as a hub for entertainment, sports, and events in Northern Ontario.“The goal is
  • Sudbury police bust Toronto man in drug trafficking case

    Sudbury police bust Toronto man in drug trafficking case
    A Toronto man is facing drug trafficking charges as a result of a Greater Sudbury Police investigation.Police said in a release that Drug Enforcement Unit detectives laid the charges as they wrapped up their investigation on Aug. 25.In a release, police said a search of the accused and a vehicle associated with him led to officers seizing about 28 grams of suspected fentanyl, 17 grams of methamphetamine, four cellphones and $150 in Canadian currencyThe estimated street value of the seized drugs
  • Cinefest Sudbury unveils complete 2026 film lineup

    Cinefest Sudbury unveils complete 2026 film lineup
    The Cinefest Sudbury International Film Festival announced its full film lineup for the 2026 event, to be held at SilverCity Sudbury from Sept. 17 to 29, including gala films, special presentations, Features Canada and Cana-docs, world cinema and world docs, Desjardins After Dark, Cinema Indigenized, and In Full View lineups.Gala Film Presentations pair standout cinema with an apres-film reception, creating an experience that extends beyond the screen. Gala Film Presentations include:Opening Ni

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