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Advocates slam law that could force patients into long-term care

Advocates slam law that could force patients into long-term care

Ontario moves to allow hospitals to send patients into long-term care homes not of their choosing
Learning about the city’s supervised alcohol consumption program

Learning about the city’s supervised alcohol consumption program

While a supervised opioid consumption site is more well-known, Sudbury.com speaks with Cindy Rose, manager of harm reduction and shelter services for CMHA Sudbury/Manitoulin, to better understand lesser known consumption program for those with alcohol addition
Premier blames feds for issues at Gogama nursing station

Premier blames feds for issues at Gogama nursing station

Nickel Belt MPP France Gélinas is worried that the local nursing station in Gogama could close in September if no one is available to provide health care
Health unit moving some of services around during renovations

Health unit moving some of services around during renovations

Beginning Monday check in with the health unit to find out where regular services are being provided
Health-care stability plan unveiled as pandemic impacts linger

Health-care stability plan unveiled as pandemic impacts linger

Health Minister Sylvia Jones said Ontario 'can no longer accept the status quo' on health-care delivery as province looks at ways to hire workers to fill ongoing vacancies, free up more hospital beds and clear a backlog of procedures — funding surgeries at private clinics not off the table
Health Sciences North unaffected so far by shortage of pain meds

Health Sciences North unaffected so far by shortage of pain meds

Some hospitals and health providers in Ontario worried about a shortage of pain meds for children and epidural devices for women during childbirth
NOSM professor to study the effects of space on the human body

NOSM professor to study the effects of space on the human body

The science done in the research could save lives here on Earth
Transitional housing design-build cost jumps to $14.4M

Transitional housing design-build cost jumps to $14.4M

The proposed 40-unit transitional housing complex on Lorraine Street, west of the Notre Dame Avenue and Lasalle Boulevard intersection in New Sudbury, has ballooned in cost from its original upset limit of $10 million projected during 2021 budget deliberations
Monthly hospital 50/50 lottery paying big dividends in Sudbury

Monthly hospital 50/50 lottery paying big dividends in Sudbury

Monthly draw paying off with millions in revenue to support the purchase of medical equipment, research and renovations at Health Sciences North   
France Gélinas disputes premier's claim about worker shortages

France Gélinas disputes premier's claim about worker shortages

NDP Health critic says the time is now to repeal Bill 124 and bring health care workers back to the fold