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Fentanyl remains a top concern for Sudbury's Drug Enforcement Unit

Fentanyl remains a top concern for Sudbury's Drug Enforcement Unit

GSPS seized 2,324 grams of fentanyl in 2024, which Sgt. Rob Spec said signals the continued prevalence of the powdered opioid in recent years
Health care front and centre in Ontario NDP Northern platform

Health care front and centre in Ontario NDP Northern platform

Ontario NDP Leader Marit Stiles was in Sudbury on Thursday to launch her party’s Northern platform, which centres heavily on improving the region’s health-care system
Body cameras to capture most interactions with Greater Sudbury police

Body cameras to capture most interactions with Greater Sudbury police

With Greater Sudbury Police Service having obtained their first 30 body-worn cameras, Const. Marc Savignac walked the police board through the devices’ ins and outs during this week’s meeting
Starlink pledge an expensive ‘donation’ to Elon Musk: Gélinas

Starlink pledge an expensive ‘donation’ to Elon Musk: Gélinas

Last week, the province announced a $100M partnership with billionaire/future Trump staffer Elon Musk’s Starlink to provide rural/remote internet service in Ontario
Sudbury fires its Integrity commissioner

Sudbury fires its Integrity commissioner

A 7-6 vote of Greater Sudbury city council saw to it that integrity commissioner David Boghosian will be given 180 days’ notice of termination
Will upcoming PC candidates be allowed to speak? Premier won’t say

Will upcoming PC candidates be allowed to speak? Premier won’t say

Premier Doug Ford sidestepped a question regarding whether local Progressive Conservative candidates would be allowed to speak publicly during the next election, after local candidates were silent throughout their unsuccessful 2022 campaigns
Sudbury police to begin phasing in body-worn cameras with 30 in January

Sudbury police to begin phasing in body-worn cameras with 30 in January

A full deployment of body-worn cameras among Greater Sudbury Police Service members is slated to take place one year later, by January 2026
Sudbury city council votes to limit anonymous complaints against them

Sudbury city council votes to limit anonymous complaints against them

An earlier motion which would have prohibited anonymous complaints against city council members was amended to allow anonymity only in ‘extenuating circumstances’
If you have a complaint about these Sudbury councillors, they want your name

If you have a complaint about these Sudbury councillors, they want your name

A motion calling for an end to anonymity might be deemed redundant by the provincial Municipal Act, which supersedes city council decisions and city integrity commissioner David Boghosian interprets as giving him the power to grant anonymity at his discretion
Sudbury body-worn cameras to roll out in 2025 pilot project. North Bay still on hold

Sudbury body-worn cameras to roll out in 2025 pilot project. North Bay still on hold

More details on finances and timelines are still expected during the Greater Sudbury Police Board’s Oct. 16 meeting
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