Cochrane dog airlifted to Espanola for surgery following encounter with Moose
A man in Cochrane chartered a helicopter to airlift his dog to Espanola for surgery following an encounter with a Moose.
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Father’s Day dinner for those experiencing homelessness in Sudbury
After taking some time away to focus on his own health Bob Johnston says he’s happy to be back serving those in Sudbury experiencing homelessness.
Public Health Sudbury appealing to province to extend new infection control funding
A new, successful program at Public Health Sudbury and Districts is getting a lot of upticks these days from congregate facilities around the region, so much so, Public Health plans to appeal to the province to extend its new funding around infection, prevention, and control permanent.
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David Bowie painting found in town outside North Bay, Ont., sold for $5, now being auctioned for $38K
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Cochrane dog airlifted to Espanola for surgery following encounter with Moose
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