Tyler Clarke

Ward 11 Coun. Bill Leduc has filed another lawsuit against the city, this one seeking $29,500 in response to his being docked 30 days’ pay for alleged Code of Conduct breaches last year

Filmmakers are concerned that Northern Ontarians’ negative experiences with the Toronto-based film production ‘40 Acres’ might sour their willingness to trust again

‘I will die on my sword’ over the fact that city council did not know the $520K projected cost of last year’s wage hikes until March 2024, Ward 7 Coun. Natalie Labbée said earlier this year, but a municipal document proves that city council was provided this number on Dec. 12, 2023

The actions of Ward 12 Coun. Joscelyne Landry-Altmann are ‘a prime example of a councillor supporting NIMBYism in its most offensive and vitriolic form,’ according to the city’s integrity commissioner who is recommending the councillor be suspended for 20 days

'It’s obvious that they don’t want to compromise,' resident Holland Marshall said, adding that as such, he will no longer agree to mediation

Criticism surrounding the Tories’ word choice for the Sudbury hotel flooded social media during the past several days, with ‘Holiday Inn’ becoming one of the top-trending items on X.com

The Liberal Party of Canada’s Ontario caucus has been meeting in Sudbury this week, and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau joined the group at the Holiday Inn on Wednesday afternoon

The Liberal Party of Canada has been holding meetings all week, and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke with a collection of approximately 50 MPs at the Holiday Inn on Wednesday afternoon

Last weekend, a ‘co-ordinated bot campaign designed to artificially boost’ Conservative Party of Canada Leader Pierre Poilievre’s rally in Kirkland Lake on July 31 took place

Two dogs and a person were violently mauled in May by what is believed to have been the same off-leash pit bull which was surrendered to the city’s animal shelter on Tuesday