Popularity in puzzles continues to grow
As the pandemic and stay-at-home order continues across Ontario, puzzles remain an activity of choice.
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One new COVID case recorded in Hearst, Hornepayne area
Porcupine Health Unit (PHU) recorded one new case of COVID-19 in the area of Hearst, Hornepayne on Saturday morning and confirmed the individual was exposed through contact with another known case.
Opioid crisis may not be grabbing headlines, but people are still dying, Sudbury group says
People in Sudbury who have lost loved ones to drug overdoses are sharing their stories and hoping for change.
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Tasty new seasoning for fish and other food developed in Hanmer
A Sudbury company, Bait 2 Go, is growing quickly. It has developed seasonings that are being sold not only in local stores, but right across Canada.
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Online language app removed from Rainbow schools after hacker sends 9-year-old girl inappropriate message
A northern Ontario woman says she was horrified to learn her nine-year-old daughter was propositioned online through a school program. The Rainbow school board say they are now pulling the app 'Duolingo' from all of its school computers.
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Sudbury health unit reports 14 new COVID cases Friday
On the day an outbreak was declared at St. David School in the city, Public Health Sudbury & Districts reported 14 new COVID-19 cases, most of them in Greater Sudbury.
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Sudbury health unit closes St. David School over fears of widespread COVID infections
Public Health Sudbury & Districts is closing St. David School, effective immediately and directing all students and staff to self-isolate.
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New chapter in KED saga: new report to consider keeping arena in downtown Sudbury
COVID-19 has given some city councillors in Sudbury second thoughts when it comes to moving ahead with the Kingsway Entertainment District.
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Sudbury police arrest 28-year-old man on child pornography charges
A 28-year-old Sudbury man has been arrested on child pornography charges following the search of a home.
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Northern Ontario lodge owner wants fairness with small business grant
A new support grant for Ontario small businesses does not include operators who provide tourist accommodations and lodge owner in the French River area questions the fairness of the grant designed to help small businesses.
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Two Sudbury school bus routes to self-isolate due to possible COVID exposure
Sudbury health officials instructed students from two school bus routes to isolate Thursday after a possible exposure to COVID-19.
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Fifth COVID death connected to Sudbury retirement home outbreak
Another tragedy has struck the COVID-19 outbreak at Sudbury's Amberwood Suites retirement home, public health officials announced late Thursday night that a fifth person has died.
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Northeastern Ontario hospital adds CT scanner, with help from former resident
A small hospital in northeastern Ontario has recently introduced a new CT scanner to its arsenal, after years of fundraising and with a generous donation from a former resident.
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A bush pilot, hunting outfitter, and environmental lawyer in Foleyet has spent almost 20 years asking the provincial government to stop spraying chemical herbicides over Ontario forests.
One new COVID case recorded in Hearst, Hornepayne area
Porcupine Health Unit (PHU) recorded one new case of COVID-19 in the area of Hearst, Hornepayne on Saturday morning and confirmed the individual was exposed through contact with another known case.
Popularity in puzzles continues to grow
As the pandemic and stay-at-home order continues across Ontario, puzzles remain an activity of choice.
Legendary TV host Larry King dead at 87
Larry King, the suspenders-sporting everyman whose broadcast interviews with world leaders, movie stars and ordinary Joes helped define American conversation for a half-century, died Saturday. He was 87.
In light of 'stark' $393K report into ex-GG Payette, PM reassessing how successor picked
Facing the fallout from the sudden departure of Julie Payette as Canada's governor general, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is reassessing the vetting process for top-level appointments to see how it can be improved to avoid future unprecedented departures.
Online language app removed from Rainbow schools after hacker sends 9-year-old girl inappropriate message
A northern Ontario woman says she was horrified to learn her nine-year-old daughter was propositioned online through a school program. The Rainbow school board say they are now pulling the app 'Duolingo' from all of its school computers.
COVID outbreak declared at Sudbury's Finlandia Village
Public Health Sudbury and Districts has declared a COVID-19 outbreak at the Finlandiakoti apartment building of Finlandia Village.
Fewer than 2,400 new COVID-19 cases reported in Ontario, another 52 deaths logged
Health officials in Ontario are reporting fewer than 2,400 new cases of COVID-19 Saturday.
Non-essential travel ban would violate Constitution but courts might allow it: expert
Fear that Quebecers will catch a new variant of COVID-19 on vacation is what's driving demands by the Quebec premier for Ottawa to ban non-essential flights to the country. Legal experts, however, say a ban on non-essential travel would violate the mobility rights guaranteed in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms
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