Keira Ferguson
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Sudbury, ON, Canada
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Photos: Black Lives Matter Sudbury marches on for change
Chapter lists its demands on the anniversary of the Shelburne Race Riots → Read More
Black Lives Matter Sudbury hosting sit-in on anniversary of the Shelburne Race Riots
Group says it will be presenting a list of demands on that day to address ‘institutional and systemic racism’ → Read More
Rescuers recall the search for their friend, neighbour in Lake Wanapitei
Goulet family on the incredible storm, resilience of capsized Robert Tunney and crew → Read More
Ontario logs 138 new cases of COVID-19, two deaths
There are now 18 active cases in the region, 1,839 in the province, and 27,509 nationwide → Read More
Sudbury, Manitoulin considered COVID-free
Cases elsewhere in Northeastern Ontario continue to rise, bringing the total number of active events to 18 → Read More
All but one case of COVID-19 resolved in Sudbury, Manitoulin
There are now 12 cases in Northeastern Ontario, of the 333 confirmed → Read More
Here’s 10 ways to incorporate maple syrup in every meal today
Celebrate Canada with these scrumdiddlyumptious recipes → Read More
Think you know Canada? Prove it trivia-style July 1
Sudbury.com to host its first-ever live-streamed Canada Day trivia event → Read More
Eight religious statues beheaded at downtown Grotto
Eight religious statues depicting the Stations of the Cross at Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes in Downtown Sudbury have been beheaded. The vandalism was first noticed by the son of resident Felecia Cress late Saturday, while the two of them were walking with Cress' fiance, she said in a conversation with Sudbury.com today. Cress has loved visiting the Grotto since she moved to 2013, she said and… → Read More
New door purchased by neighbouring business owner following break-in at BBBS
‘The community backed me up through COVID and helped me survive it. I just wanted to put something back into the community,’ said Deke Zaher of Zaher’s Small Batch → Read More
COVID-19 response shows viability, challenges of First Nation sovereignty
Laurentian University researchers, community leaders, discuss the importance of autonomous governance → Read More
Canada commemorates National Indigenous Peoples Day
Celebrations to be held locally by N’Swakamok Native Friendship Centre → Read More
Happy Father's Day!
Thanks for all that you do for those that you love → Read More
It's the first day of Summer!
June Solstice gifts the North with its longest day of the year → Read More
Sudbury BLM protest set for ‘Juneteenth’ (June 19) — the day marking American slavery's end
‘I see Black people from all nationalities and look at them like my brothers and sisters’ → Read More
All Nations reopens the public for the first time since pandemic closures
Place of worship becomes the city's first to reopen amidst COVID-19 → Read More
‘It’s a criminal act’: Sudbury police chief reflects on George Floyd arrest
‘For me, as a person who has been wearing a uniform for decades, it's absolutely disgraceful,’’ says Chief Paul Pedersen → Read More
Sudbury Steam revamps mask campaign to support local non-profits
Better Beginnings Better Futures announced as June's beneficiary → Read More
VIDEO: Rally against racism draws hundreds to downtown
Chanting, marching and speeches aim to raise awareness of racism and its victims → Read More
Voices in protest: Sudbury marches to raise awareness of racism, its victims
‘We’re all human, we all need love, we all need to be respected’ → Read More