(LISTEN) Sudbury Christmas Dinner Going Ahead in Honour of Vagnini

The No One Eats Alone Dinner will go ahead this year on December 25th.  The event will honour late Sudbury city councilor Michael Vagnini, who died in February.

(LISTEN) Northern Mayors Want More Immigrants in Places Like Greater Sudbury

Northern Ontario mayors from Greater Sudbury, Thunder Bay and the Sault have come together to ask the federal government to take a hard look at its reduced immigration targets over the next few years.

(LISTEN) After Almost Giving Up Chelmsford Man Continues Campaign

CTV News Northern Ontario reporter Angela Gemmill presented a story recently about a Chelmsford man who is giving away free turkey dinners to people in need in Greater Sudbury.  J.P. 'Magoo' Brosseau lost both his parents this year and had actually thought about stopping the "Need to Feed" campaig…

[LISTEN] Damascus Shawarma of Sudbury Celebrating Syrian Liberation

CTV's Amanda Hicks spoke with Hussein Qarqouz about his feelings after the recent ousting of the Assad regime, more than half a century after seizing power in a coup. Qarqouz also spoke of his love for his new home of Sudbury and about how Damascus gives back to this community.

(LISTEN) Former Cyril Varney School Will Be a Sudbury Youth Treatment Centre

Compass, an agency providing child and youth mental health services in Sudbury/Manitoulin, will be opening a residential treatment facility in the old Cyril Varney Public School. 

(LISTEN) How to Watch the Sudbury CTV Lion's Children's Christmas Telethon

Here's how you can watch the CTV Lion's Children's Christmas Telethon today and make a donation too. The CTV gang will be hosting the program from 2:00 until 11:00 joined by Josh and Coop from Pure Country 91-7.

(LISTEN) Greater Sudbury Closing Three Fire Halls

Greater Sudbury Council has voted to merge several fire stations in the area. The move is expected to save the city almost $74,000 every year.  Twenty volunteer firefighters will now be responding to calls from different stations.

(LISTEN) Sudbury Facility Still Having to Turn Away Families in Need

The Salvation Army Cedar Place is a downtown Sudbury shelter for women, children and families who are homeless to stay until they find permanent housing. The demand for their services has been so great that they're always full and they've had to turn away hundreds.

(LISTEN) New Overnight Warming Centre Now Open to Help Sudbury Homeless

The City of Greater Sudbury has repurposed the former Supervised Consumption Site on Energy Court.

(LISTEN) Greater Sudbury Police Begin Training on Use of Body Cams

Greater Sudbury Police now have body cameras for its officers and will begin training next month.  The cameras can fit in the palm of the hand and can turn on with the push of a button or automatically.