Heidi Ulrichsen

Once class president at Lo-Ellen Park Secondary School, in his twenties Mathew Kennealy ended up on the streets, ‘lost in daydreams’: In honour of World AIDS Day, he tells us his story

'Reliable internet connectivity is just not a luxury': ONSAT program to bring broadband to 15,000 eligible underserved homes and businesses in rural, remote and northern parts of the province

And it doesn’t involve banning international students from medical schools, as they’re already very small in number, with Northern Ontario’s school having none at all

Missed out on the fall colours? Sudbury.com’s Heidi Ulrichsen has got you covered with a little help from folk musician Andy Lowe

Brian Meagher and Tram Nguyen, seasonal workers in Killarney, have a special story to tell about their recent engagement

‘There was something about this tattoo that made me feel beautiful and strong and a bit of a badass,’ said the broadcaster and breast cancer survivor

Province is strengthening the rules around students caught vaping at school

According to a time-travel episode of ‘Star Trek: Deep Space 9’ that aired almost three decades ago, Sept. 1, 2024 is supposed to be the day of the fictional ‘Bell Riots,’ a reckoning on a number of societal issues that seem all-too-familiar in the real 2024

Founder of charity ‘Help a Girl Out’ said she wore pads made of cardboard as a high school student experiencing poverty

Visiting the monument has been a time-honoured Canadian road trip tradition across the decades