James Warner-Smith - Sound Bites

Cops in Oregon are searching for a 42-year-old guy who full, legal name is apparently "Loony John Franklin Toon." I kid you not!

Environment Canada says the first significant heat event of the season with dangerously hot and humid conditions in the forecast for Greater Sudbury will begin this afternoon.

The dismantling of Sudbury's iconic Superstack, once the world's tallest structure, is set to begin. CTV's Lindsay Aelick spoke with demolition project lead Paul Guenette about how the Superstack will come down.

A new cooling center to help Sudbury's homeless population, operated by the Go Give Project, will open at Energy Court for the summer. The City will cover the $400,000 operating cost. CTV's Alana Everson spoke with the Mayor and others from the city as well as Evie Ali of the Go Give Project.  

Saturday morning at about 10:55, Vale Base Metals reported was what's being referred to as a seismic event at Garson Mine in Sudbury. 

There have been a number of serious collisions on northern highways recently, especially ones involving commercial motor vehicles. Some of those have been fatal. CTV's Lindsay Aelick went to work to find out what's going on.

The Toronto Maple Leafs posted an announcement this morning about Sudbury's Joe Bowen.

Highway 6 between Espanola, Manitoulin closed Thursday due to a serious crash. Two vehicles, a passenger vehicle and a commercial box van, were involved in the crash that injured four people.

Greater Sudbury was well represented at the recent national science fair in Fredericton. Two of the five projects from Sudbury received excellence awards.

Greater Sudbury and most of the rest of Northeastern Ontario is experiencing an outbreak of forest tent caterpillars. Here's what you might want to know.

Greater Sudbury Hydro is receiving reports of fraudulent calls.  Here's what to do about it.

The City of Greater Sudbury put out a reminder about getting rid of your dog waste and one thing that is not permitted. 

Environment Canada has issued a special air quality statement for the Sudbury area due to wildfire smoke, with high levels of air pollution expected.

June is National Deafblind Awareness Month. Greater Sudbury businesses and organizations are yarn bombing to raise awareness. Yarn bombing is a type of street art that employs colorful displays of knitted or crocheted yarn rather than paint or chalk.

High school students in Greater Sudbury took to the trails Wednesday for a hands-on lesson in all-terrain vehicle safety as part of All-Terrain Safety Awareness Week.  

The 2025 Burger Wars held a kick off event recently for its fundraising campaign in support of L'Arche Sudbury.  L'Arche is a local organization that provides housing and community support, primarily for people with intellectual challenges. 

CTV's Lyndsay Aelick spoke with Jennifer Cawley Caruso, board chair and Gerry Lougheed, Burger Wars spokesperson about this July's annual fundraiser.

Sudbury Mayor Paul Lefebvre issued a statement to the media on the fire at the old hospital site on Paris and the state of negotiations with Panoramic Properties.

Wednesday night at about 10:00 p.m., emergency crews were called to a fire at the old hospital building on Paris Street.