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Len Gillis

Len Gillis

Graduating from the Journalism program at Canadore College in the 1970s, Gillis has spent most of his career reporting on news events across Northern Ontario with several radio, television and newspaper companies. He also spent time as a hardrock miner.

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Recent Work by Len

Sudbury’s Irish Regiment welcomes new honorary leaders

Sudbury’s Irish Regiment welcomes new honorary leaders

Sudbury.com publisher Abbas Homayed installed as new honorary colonel, while Deputy Police Chief Sara Cunningham takes the reins as honorary lieutenant-colonel
Custom-designed filters allow diesel machines to continue mining

Custom-designed filters allow diesel machines to continue mining

Equipment company proposes cost-effective solution to let mining companies continue using diesel-powered mobile equipment
Women & Girls: Cycling to Montreal for multiple myeloma awareness

Women & Girls: Cycling to Montreal for multiple myeloma awareness

Ashley Dieks, 38, is joining with a group of friends to travel to the Myeloma Canada Headquarters on a joint fundraising and awareness exercise
Ontario medical school leaders promote family medicine

Ontario medical school leaders promote family medicine

Teaching universities discuss ways of getting more medical students to opt for family medicine specialty
New top doc gets breakdown of health unit’s work in 2023

New top doc gets breakdown of health unit’s work in 2023

Newly appointed medical officer of health Dr. Mustafa Hirji is impressed by the scope and depth of the work carried out by Public Health Sudbury and Districts
Newer mining technology has created new mine safety challenges

Newer mining technology has created new mine safety challenges

Safety experts discuss how mine safety concerns have changed over the past 10 years
Ontario mine workers will soon be given heat stress toolkits

Ontario mine workers will soon be given heat stress toolkits

Research is underway to help Ontario workers avoid heat stress in the workplace by using body sensors to determine if a worker is in a risky situation
Ontario mining industry must change to attract more workers

Ontario mining industry must change to attract more workers

Equity, inclusivity and diversity needed to make mining more welcoming and accepting of other cultures
Mining records ‘significant drop' in lost-time WSIB injuries

Mining records ‘significant drop' in lost-time WSIB injuries

But less-serious injuries continue to rise, and that’s concerning, said WSIB leader
Rickford announces $3.4M+ in local business development funds

Rickford announces $3.4M+ in local business development funds

Northern Development minister made several funding announcements during a visit to Greater Sudbury on April 15
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