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City council not likely to re-subsidize consumption site

City council not likely to re-subsidize consumption site

Sudbury leaders pleased with sense of unity in looking for solutions to the local opioid drug crisis
North’s hospitals stretched thin by staff shortages, auditor finds

North’s hospitals stretched thin by staff shortages, auditor finds

As part of a sweeping value-for-money audit, Acting Ontario Auditor General Nick Stavropoulos found nursing and physician shortages are creating longer wait-times and forcing hospitals to rely on locums and expensive nurse staffing agencies to fill the gap
Sudbury's much-anticipated opioid drug summit opens Thursday

Sudbury's much-anticipated opioid drug summit opens Thursday

Two-day summit will feature more than a dozen speakers, including Mayor Paul Lefebvre and federal Mental Health and Addictions Minister Ya’ara Saks, but media is excluded from the event
New book features heartfelt stories of Sudburians of getting older

New book features heartfelt stories of Sudburians of getting older

Called ‘Adventures in Aging’, the book spotlights the members of the Northern Initiative for Social Action’s older adults program
Rally to save Sudbury’s consumption site happening Nov. 30

Rally to save Sudbury’s consumption site happening Nov. 30

As funding for Sudbury’s supervised consumption site runs dry, community groups are coming together to call for more support for the harm reduction project
Northern health units being pushed to consider mergers

Northern health units being pushed to consider mergers

Health units in Sudbury and Sault Ste. Marie exploring the idea of a voluntary merger
Laurentian gets new spots to train nurse practitioners

Laurentian gets new spots to train nurse practitioners

Province announces 121 additional training spots for nurse practitioners, six of which are going to the Sudbury university
Health unit board approves new strategic plan, budget

Health unit board approves new strategic plan, budget

New plan anticipates expected ‘transformative’ changes from provincial legislation, chair says
Women & Girls: Survivors laud breast screening expansion

Women & Girls: Survivors laud breast screening expansion

If you’re in your 40s, you can self-refer for a mammogram as of the fall of 2024, a change that’s being celebrated by breast cancer survivors and medical experts alike
First case of influenza confirmed in Sudbury for the fall season

First case of influenza confirmed in Sudbury for the fall season

Health is encouraging residents to get their flu shot, mask up and take the usual precautions