(LISTEN) Saturday Was March 14th so What's Sudbury's Favourite Pi

Totally forgot that Saturday was March 14th or Pi Day.  So, naturally, I had to ask what Sudbury's favourite pi(e) is!

(LISTEN) Sudbury Politician Wants to Know Why We Still Change the Time

One Sudbury politician was saying on the Pure Country Facebook page earlier this week that Ontario passed a law to end the twice-a-year time changes back in 2020. But says the Doug Ford government refuses to enact it. Here's the rest of the story.

(LISTEN) It's Sudbury's Fifth Season ... POTHOLES

James found some tips on how to avoid breaking your car driving through Sudbury potholes and what to do if your vehicle is damaged.

(LISTEN) Sudbury Mayor on Social to Talk Downtown Events Centre

Sudbury Mayor Paul Lefebvre took to social media on Friday to talk about where things stand on the construction of the Downtown Events Centre.  He spoke with Antti Viiko and Neal Boudreau from the City about what's happening.

(LISTEN) What's Everyone Eating at Their Super Bowl Party

I don't know what Mary Berg is serving up this evening but here's what most people are going to be chowing down on during their Super Bowl Party.  Don't forget the game is on CTV and TSN at 6:00 this evening.

(LISTEN) Most Common Types of Super Bowl Party People

You can probably relate to or recognize some of these "party" people.

(LISTEN) What Are You Doing If You're Not Watching the Super Bowl?

Somebody asked the internet what they were going to be doing if they're not watching the Super Bowl today.  Some of this sounds like fun!

(DUMB) - Police Got Into A REALLY STICKY Situation

These folks just really need to learn to get along. Just go buy some more! 

(LISTEN) Sudbury School Kids Having Fun Throwing Rocks

There's a program being offered in Greater Sudbury schools to teaching children the basics of sport they may not have ever tried.  CTV's Madison Marier spoke with Instructor Valerie Ouimet about a fun winter sport.

(LISTEN) - Sudbury Energy Court Homeless Get a Hand Up

CTV's Alana Everson spoke with Louise Jacko, manager of the N’Swakamok Indigenous Friendship Centre's homeless program in Sudbury about the significant donation they've made to help those in the encampment.