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Star editorial board talks to Leo Gerard  Share Comments 
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Homes along section of Highway 144 to be without water on Tuesday  Share 
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A section of Highway 144, between McKenzie Road and Vermilion Lake Road, will be without water service on Tuesday because of repairs to a nearby water system. [more]
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How far will you walk or bike?  Share 
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Getting around by foot or bike in Greater Sudbury will be coming under the microscope as Rainbow Routes Association works toward developing a Sustainable Mobility Plan for our City. Rainbow Routes Association is conducting public input sessions from 6:30-8 p. [more]
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Xstrata full-year profit falls 41% as downturn hits commodity prices  Share Comments 
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Swiss miner Xstrata PLC reported a 41% drop in full-year profits Monday and came under pressure from Canada's largest industrial union for the base metals giant's plans to close a smelter in northeastern Ontario. [more]
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City issues cold weather alert  Share 
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Date of issue: FEBRUARY 8 2010 Time of issue: 10:30am, Duration: For the next 24hrs The Elgin Street Mission is announcing a winter storm watch Alert on behalf of the Homelessness Network of Sudbury. [more]
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Vale Inco right to use non-striking workers, lawyer argues  Share Comments 
Posted 5 hours ago
Vale Inco says it has the right to use non-striking workers to fill in at its operations in Sudbury, while the rest of its employees walk the picket lines. [more]
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North Bay firefighters douse small fire inside Chippewa school  Share Comments 
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NORTH BAY — Chippewa Intermediate and Secondary School students and staff were evacuated after North Bay Fire and Emergency Services was called about smoke inside the building at about 11:40 a.m. Student M. [more]
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CTV Ottawa newsroom destroyed by fire  Share Comments 
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OTTAWA — A cultural and broadcasting landmark went up in smoke early Sunday morning. The fire appears to have started in or near the CTV Ottawa — formerly CJOH — building's newsroom on the second floor around 4:15 a. [more]
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Ontario to bailout Nortel pensioners  Share Comments 
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OTTAWA -- Ontario finance minister Dwight Duncan is expected to announce a bailout package for Nortel pensioners. The Ontario Government will pay into the Pension Benefits Guarantee Fund (PBGF) so that Nortel pensioners will receive up to $1,000 per month. [more]
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Toronto transit workers vent frustrations  Share Comments 
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TORONTO - There are at least two sides to every story. And TTC employees launched a Facebook group listing their frustrations with the public, the media and a management many say isn't doing its job. [more]
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Tim Hortons bans complaining customer  Share Comments 
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ST. ANDREWS, N.B. — Jimmy Craig complained about his coffee one too many times. The St. Andrews, N.B., man has been banned permanently from his local Tim Hortons, as well as the one in neighbouring St. [more]
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Report: Missing Ontario woman's body found  Share Comments  
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BELLEVILLE, Ont. — Ontario Provincial Police and Belleville police confirmed Monday morning they have arrested a male suspect in the disappearance and death of Jessica Lloyd. [more]
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'They've been through so much'  Share Comments  
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When a group of Sudburians who are travelling to Haiti this month to help build a vocational school heard about the recent devastating earthquake, they decided to do something more to help the impoverished country. [more]
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Local photos for Feb. 8, 2010  Share 
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U18 Chill wins McGregor Cup  Share Comments  
Updated 11 hours ago
The Northern Chill girls 18U team travelled to Cambridge to compete in the McGregor Cup. Pool play began with 2-0 wins over the Bluewater Blizzard (25-16, 25-19) and the Cambridge Hawks Black (25-7, 25-16), setting up a quarter-final win over the Burlington Blaze by scores of 25-18, 25-18. [more]
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Know your legal rights  Share Comments 
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Dear Robin:My sister-in-law is in an abusive marriage with an alcoholic husband -- she is tired of the situation and wants to leave. The problem is, she wants to move here (a few provinces away) and has a young child. [more]
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Snowmobilers turn out for Snowarama  Share Comments  
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Nicole Vachon knows firsthand why events such as Saturday's Snowarama for Easter Seals Kids are so important. The organization has helped the physically disabled 14-year-old experience summer camp twice. [more]
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Feel Free to Feel Fit offers free swimming  Share Comments 
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Greater Sudbury's Feel Free to Feel Fit campaign has been "a tremendous success," staff say. So much so, they are encouraging its continuation. The Feel Free to Feel Fit initiative provides free swimming at all municipal pools once a week for a 22-week period. [more]
■ News / Letters & Issues
One company respects its workers  Share 
Posted 10 hours ago
Why can one global company offer its workers a decent contract without a strike? Why does another global company, a company that seems to be run by robber barons, hire replacement workers to break the union, instead of getting down to good faith bargaining? What is the difference between them? Is [more]
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College teachers have no reason to walk, callers say  Share Comments 
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Ontario's college teachers do not have a reasonable justification for a possible strike next week, say the majority of callers to The Sudbury Star's hotline this week. [more]
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Capreol skiers make 'trip' to Olympics  Share Comments 
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Capreol Cross Country Ski Club president Randy Storey had an idea to stir up enthusiasm among the club's skiers by using the upcoming Vancouver Olympic Games. [more]
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City not to blame for flood damage: report  Share Comments 
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The city's report on the devastating July flood that caused an estimated $30-$40 million in damage is in. [more]
■ Sports / Local Sports
In honour of hockey moms  Share Comments 
Updated 11 hours ago
Nick Foligno broke his leg last week. It turned out to be a blessing in disguise as it allowed him to be with his family Saturday night at Sudbury Community Arena for the first ever Pink in the Rink event hosted by the Sudbury Wolves prior to the game against the Mississauga St. [more]
■ Sports / Local Sports
Three city championships to be decided  Share Comments 
Updated 11 hours ago
It's another busy week in the high school sports scene. The Insider is back to go over the schedule and look at what teams and athletes are making noise in the standings and scoring charts. (Due to space, the look at the schedule will be shortened for this week, highlighting key games. [more]
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  • OLRB hearing held today.
    Vale Inco: we have right to use replacement workers at Sudbury operations 2/8/2010 11:03:00 AM | Canadian Press (English) TORONTO - Nickel mining giant Vale Inco says it has the right to use non-striking workers to fill in at its operations in Sudbury, Ont., while the rest of

    Posted by Marcusmaximus | Comments
  • VALEInco production doomed
    Just shake your head for a minute. During normal workdays with 3000 plus workers and maybe as many contractors of sorts we have trouble making production. Now management figures they can pull all the easy grapes and it will continue. VALEInco...bett​ewake up. Your development is going to fall far b

    Posted by tidbit | Comments
  • Kids ought to know this.
    Kids don’t have a little brother working in the mines, they don’t have a little sister coughing her lungs out in the looms of the big mill towns. Why? Because we organized; we broke the back of the sweatshops in this country; we have child labor laws. Those were not benevolent gifts from an enlighte

    Posted by camoman | Comments
  • PROROGATION???
    Why is Harper prorogating parliment? There's over 50 bill waiting to be passed,. some of them life saving. What's he doing? At least if he had an explanation. He obviously does not care to get reelected. What a looser

    Posted by Keshond | Comments
  • Shut down night ore hauls, no need for night shift
    So the USW wants to shut down Day hauling ore at night. So when/if you guys ever go back to work, there would be no need for a nightshift. So if there's no nightshift, there's no need for employee's to work the nightshift. Not only has the UNION priced themselves out of a job, they're ta

    Posted by SarcasticMe | Comments
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