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Tuesday, March 02, 2021

Category: Sudbury

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Winner of $70M jackpot still at large, OLG says

admin March 1, 2021

Tony Bitonti has a unique role with the Ontario Lottery & Gaming Commission.  It’s his job to hand out prize money– often multi-million dollar jackpots– to lottery players. “I’ve been … Read More

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Vale and DMC Mining Services charged after Sudbury worker is critically injured

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A Sudbury mining giant and one of its contractors have been charged after a worker was critically injured two and a half years ago. On August 7, 2019 an employee of … Read More

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Gélinas pushing for tougher oversight in LTC homes

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NDP health critic and Nickel Belt MPP Frances Gélinas  has presented a bill to improve oversight and provide protection and safety for vulnerable adults in Ontario. Bill 253, the Support … Read More

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Laurentian University students, alumni coming forward with more questions

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It’s been a month since Laurentian University declared insolvency and entered creditor protection. Questions from community members continue to mount, even as support swells for an institution that has shaped the … Read More

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Several Sudbury schools closed due to COVID-19 cases

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A number of schools in Sudbury have been “dismissed” by public health officials due to COVID-19 cases. Public Health Sudbury and Districts says all students and staff at both Jean Hanson … Read More

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School buses cancelled between Hearst and Temagami

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School buses are cancelled from Hearst down to Temagami due to the weather. Buses are still operating in Timmins. Schools are open, with the exception of schools in Temagami, Kerns … Read More

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Mass vaccination clinics planned for Indigenous age 55+ in Greater Sudbury

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Mass vaccination clinics will be held later this week for Indigenous residents in Greater Sudbury who are age 55 or older. The three-day clinics are being planned by the Shkagamik-Kwe … Read More

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Rainbow Camp founders receive Governor General’s award for work with LGBTQ+ youth

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The co-founders of Rainbow Camp in Thessalon say they are honoured to be recognized by the Governor General’s office for their work on a program that creates a safe space for … Read More

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New Liskeard photographer captures pandemic life in small communities

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A photographer in New Liskeard has uploaded a captivating peek into what it’s like running a local business during a global pandemic. Justina Phippen recently uploaded dozens of photos she … Read More

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12 residents at North Bay apartment building test positive for same COVID-19 variant

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The North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit says a dozen people connected to the COVID-19 outbreak at the Skyline-Lancelot Apartments are positive for the variant originating from South Africa. … Read More

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Ontario sees 1,258 new COVID-19 cases as AstraZeneca vaccine approval hailed as ‘huge deal’

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Ontario reported another 1,258 cases of COVID-19 on Friday — the most on a single day in nearly two weeks — as officials hailed Health Canada’s approval of the AstraZeneca vaccine as a “huge … Read More

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The illegal TV network in northern Ontario that tried to go legit

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In places that only got one TV channel — English CBC — the Northern Access Network gave viewers a glimpse of something more. For them, that meant a low-power station with … Read More

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