Highlights

A surge of criminal activity has community members concerned for their safety. Chief Sheri Taylor spoke with Dougall Media about why the declaration was needed and what needs to happen next.

Mike and Shelley Duval love welcoming visitors to their backyard village. Shelley jokes that since retiring, 'we just play in the yard now'

Despite a groundbreaking ceremony held four days earlier, construction of the new Administration and Visitors Centre was brought to a halt on May 8 upon the discovery of several objects - with one identified as a bone.

Celebration of the Sikh New Year, also known as Khalsa Day, saw celebrants hold a procession through downtown Sudbury with people singing, praying and sweeping the streets, all part of a blessing for the community

Community members in Manitouwadge celebrate inclusion and equality with the second annual Pride event.

Superior East OPP has arrested and charged one individual with drug trafficking in Wawa.

The 'employment readiness project' - a joint initiative between Marten Falls First Nation and Webequie First Nation - is designed by community members, for community members, and facilitated by the North Superior Workforce Planning Board.

After eight years, Webequie First Nation hosted a spay and neuter clinic for pet-owners in the community as part of Matawa First Nations Management's new animal services pilot-project.

No injuries reported in the Tuesday afternoon incident on Queen Street East.

Despite securing several permits and a portion of their funding, Generation Mining still faces key milestones needed to begin construction of its palladium-copper mine outside of Marathon. President Jamie Levy and Marathon's Mayor Rick Dumas spoke to Dougall Media about what the next steps look like.