Survey shows unmanageable stress levels in half of Ontario principals
Results of the survey show 57 per cent of principals at virtual schools reported unmanageable stress levels and 49 per cent of those at in-person schools reported the same.
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Algoma Public Health reports region’s fourth COVID-related death
Algoma Public Health reported Monday someone has died from COVID-19, the fourth fatality in the health unit's area since the start of the pandemic
Health worker in Blind River tests positive for COVID-19
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Winter travel advisory in Sault Ste. Marie area with strong winds along Hwy. 17 corridor
Environment Canada has upgraded the snow squall watch in the Sault Ste. Marie area to a winter weather travel advisory Monday morning.
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Two Thessalon residents receive award from office of Governor General
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Nominations open for Sault Ste. Marie 'Walk of Fame'
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Military exercises taking place this weekend in Sault Ste. Marie
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Postcard campaign aims to lessen social isolation
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Algoma Steel marks major milestone towards long-term sustainability
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Team of Sault doctors launch new all-in-one COVID-19 app
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All lanes now open on Hwy. 17 east of Sault Ste. Marie
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Two Sudbury area MPs have announced federal funding to hire two youth interns to help local businesses explore and adopt green technologies.
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Three Northern Ontario School of Medicine students have created a new app, 'Naloxone North,' which aims to help Ontarians order the life-saving drug at the push of a button.
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Third person dies as a result of COVID outbreak at North Bay apartment building
A third person has died as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak at the Skyline-Lancelot Apartments in North Bay.
Sudbury health officials report 32 new COVID cases Monday
The COVID-19 situation worsened in Greater Sudbury on Monday, as the health unit reported 32 new infections.
Fight between employees in Temiskaming leads to charges
A two-day dispute between workers at a business in Temiskaming Shores has led to one of the workers being charged with making threats.
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Last summer, for the first time in more than half a century, Willowgrove Day Camp in Stouffville, Ont., could not welcome campers.
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