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  Ramsey Lake residents concerned by nearby encampment

  Many homeless encampments are springing up around Sudbury.

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  Sault Ste. Marie council approves Mill Market move

  The relocation of Sault Ste. Marie’s Mill Market has received final approval from city council. In an 8-3 vote, council accepted a recommendation from administration to accept a tender of over $2.9 million.

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  Driver charged with towing unsafe load walks home: OPP

  A driver near Orangeville had to leave his truck and walk home after police said he was stopped for towing an unsafe load.

• Apple warns of security flaw for iPhones, iPads and Macs
• Long COVID risk extends two years after infection. Here's how to assess your risk
• Sault grandmother upset with Ontario's new autism program
• Some daycares in Sudbury are moving ahead with $10 a day childcare
• North Bay armed robbery suspect arrested
• Alleged drunk driver nabbed at afternoon road check in Espanola
• Two Elliot Lake residents charged with drug trafficking
• Freedom Convoy-affiliated group being evicted from Ottawa church
• Sudbury man $1M richer after LOTTO 6/49 win

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• Sudbury businesses brace for return of COVID-19 restrictions Wednesday
• Timmins health official explains concerns around school-related COVID-19 reporting
• Sudbury school bus cancellations continue fifth week in a row
• Another week of cancellations for 14 Sudbury school bus routes

Northern COVID-19 articles

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  Northerners were hit worse by the pandemic than rest of Ontario, study finds

  

  Timmins Chamber of Commerce offers free rapid antigen screening kits for COVID-19
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  Heavy rains spark special weather statement for Sudbury, North Bay, Manitoulin

  

  Northerners weigh in on getting fourth COVID-19 shot
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  Northern Ontario reaction to vaccine travel requirement ending

  

  Sudbury nurse should have received religious exemption for COVID-19 vaccine, arbitrator rules
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  Ontario health professionals plead for continued masking mandates in high-risk settings

  

  Vaccine interest remains high in Sudbury district
• New data says physician burnout doubled during COVID-19 pandemic
• Greater Sudbury lifts state of emergency order
• Algoma health, school officials prepare for dropping mask mandates
• Sault Ste. Marie wastewater sampling shows Omicron at its peak
• Timmins fitness centre will continue to require proof of vaccination
• North Bay’s top doc supports easing of COVID-19 restrictions
• Timmins business community reacts to province lifting pandemic health rules
• Sudbury's COVID-19 deaths doubled since the start of 2022
• COVID-19 outbreak at Monteith Correctional Complex
• Free COVID-19 tests available at various stores in Sudbury
• North Bay-area family on edge as pandemic delays transplant surgery for two years
• Timmins hospital says designated visitors allowed to return, some elective surgeries to resume

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Ottawa

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  Canada Post halts mail delivery in rural Ottawa because mailboxes are too short
• Ottawa asks for funding for 42 new paramedics to address hospital offload delays
• Hungry bear takes out birdfeeder in Kanata backyard

Barrie

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  Seadoo rider dies after falling into Lake Simcoe: OPP
• Multi-vehicle crash on Highway 11 sends two to hospital
• Former boyfriend accused in disappearance of missing woman seeks bail

Toronto

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  This is where home prices are holding steady or still going up in Ontario
• Ontario releases plan to stabilize health-care system amid bed and staffing shortages
• Boy, 2, dead after being struck by vehicle in Mimico

Montreal

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  This Afghan student escaped the Taliban regime to study in Montreal
• 2 dead in Laurentians in presumed domestic violence, children in youth protection
• Vatican shelves sexual assault probe into Cardinal Marc Ouellet

London

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  Two people, one horse injured following Elgin County crash
• Family and friends remember hit-and-run victim
• Why London police may no longer be responding to noise complaints

Vancouver

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  Sustained high heat has B.C. official urging public to 'preserve the ambulances'
• What to expect when the Fair at the PNE returns this weekend
• Suspects used saws to cut open ATM at B.C. gas station, RCMP say

Calgary

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  Cyclist struck by vehicle in northwest
• Suspect sought after deadly early morning shooting in Evergreen
• 3 store employees hurt after truck crashes into Calgary Co-op

Saskatoon

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  Province removes teachers named in sexual abuse allegations
• Langham fire chief tells town to end agreement with City of Saskatoon for emergency assistance
• Saskatoon police arrest two men after shooting in Mount Royal area

Vancouver Island

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  'They're going to end up dead like my brother is': Victoria man's death blamed on toxic drug additive
• 'Major milestone': Harbour Air completes another electric seaplane test flight
• Cliff jumper suffers serious injuries in plunge at Comox Lake

Edmonton

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  'Not sustainable': Edmonton Public worries school staff hiring being funded by reserves, not provincial support
• 'I don't feel safe': Edmonton SafeWalk program hopes to expand to other parts of the city
• 'Meant the whole world': Local musician's guitar stolen from his truck

Winnipeg

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  Manitoba to welcome influx of Afghan refugees
• What Manitoba's minimum wage will be increasing to this fall
• 'We'll have more coming': Premier considers rebate cheques to help with inflation

Canada

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  Ontario releases plan to stabilize health-care system amid bed and staffing shortages
• Freedom Convoy-affiliated group being evicted from Ottawa church
• Vatican shelves sexual assault probe into Cardinal Marc Ouellet

Entertainment

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  Anne Heche's death ruled accidental after fiery car crash
• Woman says it was her, R. Kelly in key video at 2008 trial
• CNN cancels 'Reliable Sources,' host Brian Stelter leaving network

World

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  Man accused of trying to kill Salman Rushdie denied bail
• Trump executive pleads guilty in tax case, agrees to testify
• High-level talks in Ukraine yield little reported progress

Health

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  Long COVID risk extends two years after infection. Here's how to assess your risk
• Ontario releases plan to stabilize health-care system amid bed and staffing shortages
• Ontario ICU closed for a month has no date set to reopen

Politics

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  Closed-door national security committee of parliamentarians reviewing spyware use
• Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visits Quebec's Gaspe Peninsula
• Judge sides with Enbridge Inc. in Michigan's latest effort to halt Line 5 pipeline

Autos

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  'Really demanding': Vancouver Island teen training to become Formula One racer
• GM recalls 484K big SUVs in U.S. to fix problem third-row seat belts
• You can buy a Dodge Challenger convertible as the model ends its run