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This Father's Day we want to show our dads some extra love...so we are celebrating all week long with RAD DAD JOKES!
Enter below with your best "dad Joke" and you could win one of five daily prizes!
We have another Music Survey ready to go and we need your help! As a Pure Country Hit Maker we rely on your help to make Pure Country 91.7 sound GREAT! We ask that you listen and rate the songs on the survey and give us your honest opinion.
This week, if you complete the ENTIRE survey, you will automatically be entered to win a $25 McDonald’s Gift card!
Enter now for a chance to win a three-day trailer rental from the Auto Depot Recreation Group - Sudbury's #1 recreational rental supplier!
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In case you were planning on getting that second dose!
The fire hazard ranges mostly from high to extreme across the Northeast region today.
Congrats to all who took part!
Nipissing West OPP are advising drivers to slow down in both directions when approaching pedestrians for the Junction Creek Water Walk.
The llama was escorted off the highway to safety by officers who say the animal was not injured.
Pure Country has received information from Lacroix Construction.
Sudbury 42 is just North of Capreol, about 3 hectares in size...Not yet under control...And Sudbury 43 is just Northeast of Capreol, .5 hectares in size & also not yet under control.
Sudbury Police with yet another simple reminder to slow down...
The ban was declared because of extreme temperatures, dry conditions and safety concerns related to preventable wildfires and their spread. Although weather conditions have improved, the fire hazard in Greater Sudbury and area remains high.
Monday evening, members of United Steelworkers Local 6500, voted to reject the Company’s second and improved offer of a new five-year Collective Bargaining Agreement.
A pedestrian walking on Highway 6 just north of the Espanola bridge, has been killed in a hit-and-run. Just before 1:00 Saturday morning, Manitoulin OPP got a report of a pedestrian on the roadway. Officers found a body in the south lane. If you have information, contact police or Crimestoppers.
No surprise that the fire ban remains in effect!
