More than 20 Sudbury area school bus routes cancelled Tuesday
Sudbury Student Services Consortium has cancelled an additional four school bus routes for Jan. 18, as COVID-19 affects grow.
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More than 20 Sudbury area school bus routes cancelled Tuesday
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Sudbury animal shelters benefit from the Betty White Challenge
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Manitoulin Island educational institute receives accreditation
Kenjgewin Teg, located on M’Chigeeng First Nation on Manitoulin Island, is now an officially accredited Indigenous institution in Ontario.
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