Cambrian College to offer mechatronics programs in Sudbury
Try to imagine our world without machines that are created through a combination of computer programming, automation and mechanical systems.
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Money Canadians continue to pile up debt
Statistics Canada reports that Canadians are ignoring warnings about debt and piled up more this year. -
Local News Scotiabank provides corporate matching donation of $15,000 to 'Hope Squared'
Town of Goderich, Compass Minerals and Huron County donate combined total of $19,351 -
Local News Blackfalds seeking food service operators for Abbey Centre concession
The Town of Blackfalds is now looking for food service contractors to work the concession at the Abbey Master Builder Centre. -
Local News Sudbury research group makes key appointment
A Laurentian University professor will join MIRARCO as director of the Energy Center and as the Bruce Power Chair in Sustainable Energy Systems. -
Local News Cautious optimism for 2019, Sudbury chamber hears
There is much uncertainty in the world today: America is threatening China with higher tariffs. How will Great Britain leave the European Common Market? World oil prices are low and ... -
Canada Saskatchewan rejects Alberta's appeal for united front on oil cuts
Saskatchewan says it won’t be following Alberta’s lead in slashing oil production as Premier Rachel Notley moved forward with cabinet measures Monday to institute an 8. -
Local News Sudbury chamber renews push for Highway 69
The Ford government must get the much-delayed Highway 69 four-laning project back on track, the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce says.
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Local News Sudbury business group honours tireless advocate
In December, the Business and Professional Women of Sudbury are honouring Chantal Gladu for her tireless work as a child advocate. -
Money 'The cloud has lifted' for Sault, Algoma Steel Inc. CEO says
Algoma has emerged from bankruptcy protection and a three-year CCAA process. CEO Kalyan Ghosh said the business has cleared a substantial debt and emerges as a stronger more sustainable Canadian ... -
Local News Gateway expresses doubts about its Sudbury casino project
Members of the gallery, including Dario Zulich, listen as Tom Fortin, of Casino Free Sudbury, makes a presentation at the planning committee meeting in Sudbury, Ont. -
Local News Sudbury in Brief: Economist looks at 2019; volunteering encouraged
Chamber to host OutlookJoin the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce on Dec. 4 as they host Derek Burleton, VP and deputy chief economist for the TD Bank Group. -
Money OFVGA seeking nominations for Award of Merit
The Ontario Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association is now accepting nominations for its industry Award of Merit. -
Local News Maple Leaf announces closure of St. Marys/Perth South plant
While touted as a win by Maple Leaf Foods and provincial officials, Tuesday’s announcement of the company’s massive new poultry plant in London wasn’t being celebrated in Perth County. -
Money WTO to strike dispute-settlement panels
The World Trade Organization has announced it will be setting up disputes-settling panels to deal with the many tariffs imposed first by United States President Donald Trump on steel and ... -
Local News Financial literacy class a popular option at J.T. Foster
An optional financial literacy class at J.T. Foster High School has become more and more popular over the five or six years the course has been offered to senior high ...
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Local News Chambers in Sudbury, Sault push for better rail service
Chambers of commerce in Sudbury and Sault Ste. Marie have jumped on the bandwagon asking the federal government to do more to support Canada’s short-line rail system. -
Local News Nickel prices continue to slump
Jim Moodie/The Sudbury StarNickel prices have sagged to the lowest they’ve been in nearly a year, in large part due to dynamics in China. -
Local News Cambrian College to offer mechatronics programs in Sudbury
Try to imagine our world without machines that are created through a combination of computer programming, automation and mechanical systems. -
Local News Northern rail plan overdue, advocates say
Passenger rail critical to growing Northern Ontario's tourism industry, they argue -
Local News Rail line between Sudbury and the Sault safe, for now
The Ontario government has committed almost $1 million that will keep a critical Sault Ste. Marie to Sudbury rail link chugging along for another year. -
Local News Living Wage event brings attention to important issue
‘What does it take to make ends meet in our communities?’ -
Local News A pillar of Sudbury's downtown business closing after 84 years
Robert Brown Jewellers first opened in 1934 -
Money Car dealers paying more attention to women
For the first time in the history of the car industry, a Frost & Sullivan report finds that the number of women with driver’s licenses in North America is greater ... -
Money Sault Lowe's among 31 Canadian stores closing
BOUCHERVILLE, Que. — Lowe’s Companies Inc. is reducing its Canadian footprint by closing 31 properties across the country in a bid to streamline its business. -
Local News Lowe’s to close Rona store in Sudbury
Postmedia Network/Star StaffLowe’s Companies Inc. is reducing its Canadian footprint by closing 31 properties across the country in a bid to streamline its business.
