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Three COVID-related deaths, hospitalizations rise in northeastern Ontario, outbreak at Sudbury jail
Hospitalizations related to COVID-19 rose in northeastern Ontario on Monday, passing 100 for the first time. Officials in Sudbury, Timmins and North Bay also each reported one new death.
No injuries following ice hut fire on Lake Nipissing
No injuries and no criminal charges are expected following an ice hut fire Sunday evening on Lake Nipissing.
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COVID-19 rapid test giveaway in North Bay
Ontario's Ministry of Health will be giving away free COVID-19 rapid test kits at North Bay's Nipissing University.
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Some school bus routes cancelled, schools closed in Nipissing – Parry Sound
A big snowstorm set to hit southern Ontario has cancelled more than a dozen routes in the Nipissing - Parry Sound area and prompted one school board to close schools for the day.
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North Bay Nordic Ski Club sees membership rise in wake of COVID-19 pandemic
The cross-country ski season is in full swing in North Bay. The city’s Nordic Ski Club has been open for a few weeks and membership has been on the rise since the COVID-19 pandemic.
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North Bay Brain Injury Association secures provincial funding
The Ontario government will provide funding to the Brain Injury Association of North Bay and Area as it continue helping patients who struggle with the effects of acquired brain injuries.
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Home sales set record in North Bay last year
Home sales in North Bay set a new record in 2021 and similar outcomes are being predicted for this year.
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$10M a year for Indigenous housing to tackle homelessness
The Ford government will provide an extra $10 million a year to help give homeless Indigenous people access to support and transitional housing to keep them off the streets.
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Recognizing burnout, the causes and remedies
In the book 'The Burnout Epidemic,' author Jennifer Moss examines the common issues that contribute to the declining mental health of workers and explains why techniques like self-care might not be enough to improve it.
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North Bay woman’s ideas for palliative care during the pandemic to be heard by the WHO
The executive director of the Near North Palliative Care Network in North Bay, Ont., will have a few of her end-of-life care recommendations presented to the World Health Organization (WHO) in two weeks.
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Northern chambers still waiting for rapid COVID-19 tests
Northern Ontario chambers of commerce say they're waiting on rapid antigen tests like everyone else.
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One new COVID-related death, hospitalizations rise in northeastern Ontario
Another person has died from COVID-19, the Porcupine Health Unit said Thursday, marking the 32nd pandemic-related death in the health unit's coverage area.
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