Recently posted by Dwight Friesen
- Roger Corriveau
- Jan. 9 – The long road to the ring of fire
- Nov. 6 – Sudbury watching U.S. election
- Nov. 6 – Sudbury poems honour local lakes
- Apr. 16 – Callandar woman takes on Boston Marathon
- Apr. 16 – An examination of violence against women
- Apr. 12 – Suing the province over nuclear energy
- Apr. 12 – Violence against First Nation women
- Apr. 12 – Homeschooling and the environment
- Apr. 11 – OPP investigator on Kochar deaths
- Mar. 26 – The role of Moosonee in the cold war
- Mar. 26 – The medieval knight experience in 2012
- Mar. 19 – Studying reptile fences along Highway 69
- Mar. 19 – Taking a beating for the local food bank
- Mar. 19 – Enjoying the heat wave
- Mar. 14 – Dragon's Den auditions come north
- Mar. 13 – Cujo checks out Little NHL tournament
- Mar. 12 – Little NHL tournament outgrowing Sudbury
- Mar. 7 – Living out a childhood dream
- Mar. 6 – Kids and ADHD
- Mar. 5 – Homophobia in hockey
- Mar. 5 – Turning bugs guts into art
- Mar. 1 – The use of water in a mine
- Feb. 28 – Laurentian U. wins Canadian Mining Games
- Feb. 23 – Is bullying getting better or worse?
- Feb. 22 – The need to give blood
- Feb. 22 – Distracted driving
- Feb. 21 – Walt Wingfield back on STC stage
- Feb. 21 – Is Wi-Fi hurting children?
- Feb. 16 – Paddling the entire Great Lakes system
- Feb. 13 – A very special scarf
- Feb. 13 – Female athletes and weight issues
- Feb. 13 – What's the coldest you've ever been?
- Feb. 9 – Meet Sudbury's new Poet Laureate
- Feb. 9 – Stress at school and mental health
- Feb. 8 – Cambrian College's annual job fair
- Feb. 8 – Helping homeless youth
- Feb. 7 – Winter camping
- Feb. 7 – Laurentian University's 5 year plan
- Feb. 1 – Keepin' it real with Garnet Rogers
- Jan. 31 – Mining death at Vale's Coleman Mine
- Jan. 26 – Exercise program involves soup cans
- Jan. 25 – Don't let slush ruin your day
- Jan. 25 – Leo Gerard Workers Memorial Park
- Jan. 23 – More workers needed in Sudbury
- Jan. 19 – Quitting smoking
- Jan. 17 – Online help for struggling math students
- Jan. 17 – Kirkland Lake NOJHL franchise folds
- Jan. 13 – Visiting the land of porketta
- Jan. 13 – Health and Wellness: The treadmill
- Jan. 13 – January is Alzheimer awareness month
- Jan. 11 – The branding of communities
- Jan. 11 – Sudbury's Shawn Brady releases CD
- Jan. 10 – Remembering Sudbury's Austin Airways
- Jan. 10 – The Living With Our Lakes Poetry Contest
- Jan. 5 – North Bay landmark lost in fire
- Jan. 4 – Pets and cold weather
- Dec. 29 – OPP trained to spot drivers on drugs
- Dec. 22 – Adopting a family in need for Christmas
- Dec. 19 – The history of Sudbury's Elgin Street
- Dec. 19 – Sudbury's first-ever soup kitchen
- Dec. 19 – A discussion on panhandling
- Dec. 14 – Holiday rage - the grocery store
- Dec. 13 – Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome
- Dec. 12 – Holiday rage - parking
- Dec. 12 – Rescuing dogs in Attawapiskat
- Dec. 7 – Blue-green algae expert in Sudbury
- Dec. 1 – The manliest cup cake out there
- Nov. 29 – Red Cross headed to Attawapiskat
- Nov. 24 – MTO considering bypass on Hwy 144
- Nov. 24 – The prevelence and costs of diabetes
- Nov. 21 – Digital learning and the classroom
- Nov. 21 – New book about the Highway Book Shop
- Nov. 17 – Toronto Celebrates Sudbury
- Nov. 15 – Occupy Sudbury still going
- Nov. 11 – International Day at Cambrian College
- Nov. 8 – Northern Ontario Rangers
- Nov. 2 – Driving a tractor across Canada
- Oct. 31 – Learning to bike Sudbury streets safely
- Oct. 28 – The proper way for drivers to merge
- Oct. 27 – Spending one day in a wheelchair
- Oct. 27 – Breakfast with the Stanley Cup
- Oct. 26 – Sudbury Food Bank opens new warehouse
- Oct. 25 – Occuppy movement now in Sudbury
- Oct. 24 – Mayor of Long Harbour Nfld in Sudbury
- Oct. 24 – Bill Barilko plane recovered
- Oct. 21 – The music of Sudbury's Faye Blais
- Oct. 20 – CD release for Sudbury's Sean Barette
- Oct. 19 – Occupy protests in Sault Ste. Marie
- Oct. 5 – Checking Sudbury's vital signs
- Oct. 3 – Growing pains at Northern College
- Sep. 29 – Author Alistair MacLeod comes to Sudbury
- Sep. 28 – Poetry and Politics - health care
- Sep. 26 – Discover Sudbury via your smart phone
- Sep. 26 – Beer in convenience stores in Ontario?
- Sep. 23 – The Northern Aboriginal Festival
- Sep. 22 – Do Ontario teachers need more education?
- Sep. 14 – Poetry and Politics - "Foreign workers"
- Sep. 13 – Booze and books
- Sep. 12 – A long history with the Sudbury Wolves
- Sep. 12 – The voice of the Sudbury Arena
- Sep. 8 – The Northern Political Panel
- Sep. 7 – Poetry and politics
- James Cowan
- Mar. 23 – Winning on the ice.
- Mar. 22 – Going Shack Whacky
- Dec. 16 – Well.... was it a cougar ?
- Dec. 16 – Homes for people in Attwapiskat.
- Sep. 1 – A cleaner and safer street.
- Aug. 31 – Say cheese please!
- Aug. 23 – A conversation with Jack Layton.
- Aug. 23 – Jack Layton remembered.
- Aug. 17 – Megan Barban with HS Mclellan Preschool
- Steven Howard
- Jan. 11 – Weight Loss Inspiration
- Jan. 11 – Idle no more in Sudbury
- Jan. 11 – Sudbury footballers headed to Texas
- Jan. 10 – Teacher action may prove costly
- Jan. 10 – Ending the spiral of FASD
- Jan. 10 – Assisting those with Asperger Syndrome
- Jan. 10 – Changes coming to Vale
- Jan. 10 – Dance guru visits Sudbury Sec
- Jan. 9 – Taking to the street again
- Jan. 9 – Helping the homeless in Jamaica
- Jan. 8 – The fans strike back
- Jan. 8 – Metis want meeting with Harper
- Jan. 7 – First the penny, now the nickel?
- Jan. 7 – Idle no more continues after audit
- Jan. 7 – Better late than never
- Dec. 28 – Staying on the trail
- Dec. 28 – Homeless in a boomtown
- Dec. 27 – Dancing for change
- Dec. 27 – Sitting idle in the Soo
- Dec. 27 – A greener downtown
- Dec. 7 – At the shelter over the holidays
- Dec. 7 – Fostering good will
- Dec. 7 – The man behind the beard
- Dec. 7 – Giving back by giving time
- Dec. 7 – The power of stories
- Dec. 7 – Helping the hungry
- Nov. 16 – The Red Forest
- Nov. 16 – A cut throat business
- Nov. 15 – Dalton McGuinty visits Sudbury
- Oct. 19 – Royalty tours the Frood mine
- Oct. 12 – A lesson in revitalization
- Oct. 12 – Should we care about the downtown?
- Oct. 12 – Downtown from the mayor's chair
- Sep. 28 – Teachers rally against Bill 115
- Sep. 28 – Ontario Northlander takes last trip
- Sep. 28 – Dog park opens in Sudbury
- Sep. 27 – Run for the Cure this weekend in Sudbury
- Sep. 27 – The cost of movie-making in the north
- Sep. 26 – The lost art of TV repair
- Sep. 26 – No such thing as aggressive panhandling
- Sep. 25 – Slag used to patch Sudbury roads
- Sep. 24 – More movies in Sudbury
- Sep. 14 – Bill to ban minors from tanning salons
- Sep. 13 – Unfinished movie debuts at Cinefest
- Sep. 13 – Derailed
- Sep. 12 – Union president says no layoffs at Vale
- Sep. 11 – The Underground Economy
- Sep. 11 – Remembering September 11th
- Sep. 11 – Remembering September 11th
- Sep. 11 – Ride at 5
- Aug. 31 – Ombudsman lashes out at city council
- Aug. 31 – Steve Paikin on ONTC
- Aug. 30 – No funding for Sudbury Arts Council
- Aug. 29 – We are the champions...
- Jul. 4 – Helping out in Elliot Lake
- Jenifer Norwell
- Jan. 30 – Cats kill billions of animals annually
- Jan. 30 – Winter weather and rain causing problems
- Jan. 29 – Puppies used to de-stress students
- Jan. 29 – City crews preparing for freezing rain
- Jan. 28 – Human Library was a success for books
- Jan. 25 – Sudbury piper plays for Robbie Burns day
- Jan. 24 – Cuts to DFO to have impact on oversight
- Jan. 23 – Cold weather having an impact of cars
- Jan. 23 – Good layers essential in cold weather
- Jan. 16 – Author helps people tackle fears
- Jan. 15 – Sudbury woman campaigning to get an Ikea
- Jan. 14 – Human Library got its start in Europe
- Jan. 14 – Human Library Sudbury: Sean Venedam
- Jan. 2 – Debt management top on year's goals
- Jan. 2 – Ringette tournament in North Bay
- Dec. 21 – People rally in Sudbury for Idle No More
- Dec. 21 – Shoveling big part of Sudbury winter
- Dec. 21 – Shock comedy used to challenge audiences
- Dec. 20 – Winter biking not so bad: cyclist
- Dec. 19 – Wicked weather coming to the northeast
- Dec. 19 – Great Lakes under great stress: report
- Dec. 17 – Gerry Lougheed Sr. dies
- Dec. 14 – Lively skater back in Sudbury
- Dec. 12 – Monkey lives in Sudbury area
- Dec. 10 – OMA members reach deal with province
- Dec. 3 – Sudbury films look at homelessness
- Nov. 29 – Former refugee shares story in North Bay
- Nov. 28 – Beer being featured at Science North
- Nov. 28 – Elliot Lake mall to be demolished
- Nov. 28 – Fallen officers remembered over holidays
- Nov. 26 – Sudbury's Handi-Transit under review
- Nov. 26 – Copper Cliff Dairy has long history
- Nov. 23 – Spartans football recruiting
- Nov. 21 – Children in Sudbury exposed to opera
- Nov. 20 – Sudbury man live-blogged colonoscopy
- Nov. 20 – Tensions high over Gaza-Israel conflict
- Nov. 19 – TV father figure in North Bay
- Nov. 19 – Valdy coming to northeastern Ontario
- Nov. 14 – North Bay fans coming to Sudbury
- Nov. 13 – Open pit mine moving forward in Timmins
- Nov. 13 – Sudbury has connection to Star Wars
- Nov. 13 – Syria still facing great unrest
- Nov. 12 – The Trews in North Bay
- Nov. 12 – Grey Cup in North Bay
- Nov. 9 – Gordon Pinsent in the northeast
- Nov. 9 – Celtic music has a home in Sudbury
- Nov. 8 – Diabetes connected to depression
- Nov. 8 – Peter Buffett coming to Sudbury
- Nov. 2 – New changes to Cold Weather funding
- Nov. 1 – Hockey tournament starts in Sudbury
- Nov. 1 – Gomeshi in the northeast
- Oct. 31 – Suspended vaccines back in use
- Oct. 31 – Hallowe'en zombie outbreak in Chelmsford
- Oct. 31 – Make-up great touch to costume
- Oct. 30 – Pumpkin carving takes patience
- Oct. 29 – Pumpkin great for cooking
- Oct. 29 – Sudbury is preparing for Hurricane Sandy
- Oct. 26 – Lots of costumes possible last minute
- Oct. 26 – Flood recovery continues in Wawa
- Oct. 25 – Sudbury hockey player hits 6'5 at 12
- Oct. 24 – Sudbury man learns to run after rickets
- Oct. 24 – Cleaning used to rid bugs from homes
- Oct. 23 – Quality of life dropping for Canadians
- Oct. 23 – Musician turns to faith and song
- Oct. 22 – De-amalgamation might save tax payers
- Oct. 22 – Pharmacists now able to give flu shots
- Oct. 22 – Estate planning important
- Oct. 17 – Lecours Lumber closing
- Oct. 15 – Views on Sudbury downtown varied
- Oct. 15 – Arts centre planned for downtown Sudbury
- Oct. 15 – Buskers part of downtown
- Oct. 15 – Downtown key to city
- Oct. 15 – Downtown Sudbury has rich history
- Oct. 11 – Sudbury voice passes
- Oct. 11 – Stamp collectors coming to North Bay
- Oct. 10 – Timmins women on The Dragons' Den
- Oct. 10 – Sudbury business awarded for work
- Oct. 10 – Film screening on violence against women
- Oct. 9 – PC leader in North Bay
- Oct. 9 – Timmins mining icon died at 84
- Oct. 5 – Northern Ontario novelist wins award
- Sep. 21 – La Classe representative in Sudbury
- Sep. 19 – NHL lockout may be good for local hockey
- Sep. 19 – Fire ball seen in Hanmer
- Sep. 19 – CBC's Mr. D comic in Sudbury
- Sep. 18 – Sudbury actor returns for Cinefest
- Sep. 18 – North Bay council to support casino
- Sep. 18 – Ride on Northlander filled with memories
- Sep. 17 – Nickel prices due to go up: Analyst
- Sep. 17 – Sudburians can get their workout outside
- Sep. 5 – North Bay considering a casino
- Sep. 4 – New school a mixed blessing: Parent
- Sep. 4 – Sudbury logging off MySudbury.ca
- Aug. 27 – Pavement could be used to purify water
- Aug. 27 – International rowers in northern Ontario
- Aug. 24 – Terri Clark in Sudbury
- Aug. 24 – Sudbury health unit warning of ticks
- Aug. 24 – Sudbury mural reclaiming tagged wall
- Aug. 23 – Provincial funding to go youth programs
- Aug. 22 – Rick Bartolucci has no plan to step down
- Aug. 22 – CAW set to merge with CEP
- Aug. 21 – Blue Oyster Cult to play Sudbury
- Aug. 21 – Morning North pumpkin passes away
- Aug. 17 – BC man traveling across Canada on e-bike
- Aug. 17 – Bed bugs increasing in Sudbury
- Aug. 16 – Northlander service being cancelled
- Aug. 15 – Public inquiry begins in Elliot Lake
- Aug. 14 – Blue-green algae blooms increasing
- Aug. 14 – Personal support workers unregulated
- Aug. 13 – Timmins prospector passed away
- Aug. 8 – NHL legend in Sudbury to help kids
- Aug. 8 – Timmins unveils a centennial mural
- Aug. 7 – Sudbury police chief at the UN
- Jul. 25 – Citizen CSI comes to Sudbury
- Jul. 19 – Timmins man to break air hockey record
- Jul. 18 – Sudburians could be living longer
- Jul. 17 – Safe tires need regular maintenance
- Jul. 17 – Sudbury drum band celebrates 60 years
- Jul. 16 – Sudbury pilot lands on Highway 402
- Jul. 13 – Sudbury police are expanding
- Jul. 13 – Tattoo shop donates ink for art
- Jul. 12 – Sudbury pride route makes LGBT landmarks
- Jul. 12 – Colin Mochrie in Sudbury for mini-series
- Jul. 11 – Cougar found in Ontario
- Jul. 11 – Messages sent to Sudbury in bottles
- Jul. 10 – Hamilton to help Health Sciences North
- Jun. 29 – Sudbury is prepared for urban emergency
- Jun. 27 – Elliot Lake struggling with deaths
- Jun. 27 – Mixed reaction to Elliot Lake tragedy
- Jun. 26 – Elliot Lake rescue efforts resumed
- Jun. 25 – Developments continue in Elliot Lake
- Jun. 18 – Budget will pass on Wednesday: Horwath
- Jun. 13 – Bear breaks into Timmins kitchen
- Jun. 12 – NDP MP getting ready for epic vote
- Jun. 7 – Sudbury Easter Seals turns 90
- Jun. 4 – Toronto shooting scares Sudburians
- May. 31 – Mental health an issue for Sudbury youth
- May. 30 – Lots of logistics needed to fight fires
- May. 29 – Sudbury names ugliest school yard
- May. 28 – CP workers could be back on the job soon
- May. 23 – Mine shut down by northeastern fire
- May. 23 – Sudbury paramedic honoured for work
- May. 18 – Two sides to gas regulation debate
- May. 16 – Medieval times alive in Sudbury school
- May. 15 – Western Days ending in Chelmsford
- May. 14 – Ontario wants keep records of gun owners
- May. 11 – Parents rally to keep schools open
- May. 10 – Alternative art returns to Sudbury
- May. 9 – Cliffs smelter to come to Sudbury
- May. 9 – Cochrane courts the film industry
- May. 7 – Needles found in Sudbury creek
- Apr. 30 – First Nations had large role in WWl
- Apr. 30 – Dogs help children learn to read
- Apr. 27 – Wild turkeys nothing to mess with
- Apr. 26 – Sudbury student supports Montreal strike
- Apr. 25 – Sudbury looking at its industrial lands
- Apr. 24 – Stress bad for nurses
- Apr. 24 – Timmins reacts to B.C. mill fire
- Apr. 23 – Ontario budget draws debate
- Apr. 20 – Five year old has art show
- Apr. 19 – Squash players compete in Sudbury
- Apr. 19 – Mine safety discussed in Sudbury
- Apr. 16 – Play reflects reality on northern roads
- Apr. 16 – Ontario Parks teach people how to camp
- Apr. 4 – Mine safety could still be improved
- Apr. 3 – Lake Shore Gold talks on miner death
- Mar. 30 – Sudbury woman sad over loss of Katimavik
- Mar. 28 – Ontario could be more competitive






