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BY SCOTT HUNTER HADDOW [email protected] A potential crisis is looming in Greater Sudbury that could devastate an entire network of social initiatives and programs for the community?s homeless population.

Collège Boréal hosted a forum on trades and apprenticeship that brought together seven of the nine French-language school boards in its recruitment area Wednesday and Thursday.

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BY SAMANTHA BURNS I would like to call your attention to a very serious problem facing the City of Greater Sudbury: the rapid demise of our arts scene.

Fuller Industrial, located on Falconbridge Road, has recently announce the launch of its newest division, Ontario Aggregate Supply.

BY HEATHER CAMPBELL and VICKI GILHULA Parents worried about their children preparing for a successful career path should stop trying to steer them, says an authority on demographics and how population trends impact on the economy.

Business and community leaders applauded William Day last night. The president and founder of the Day Group of Companies, located in Copper Cliff, was named Entrepreneur of the Year at the Northern Ontario Business Awards gala dinner.

BY CRAIG GILBERT for northern life Michael Atkins wants Chris Hodgson for a neighbour.

BY HEIDI ULRICHSEN [email protected] Ontario?s most aptly-named provincial party leader is paying Sudbury a visit Thursday to speak about his vision for the province.

BY HEIDI ULRICHSEN [email protected] If Ontarians are going to keep their electricity bills under control while prices soar, perhaps they should follow the lead of big businesses like Inco Ltd., says a top Ontario Power Authority (OPA) official.