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Public Health Sudbury reports five new COVID-19 cases for Sept. 29

Public Health Sudbury reports five new COVID-19 cases for Sept. 29

There are now 47 active cases being monitored by local health officials in the Sudbury District
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Northern Ontario doctor under fire for his ‘disgraceful’ stance on COVID-19 response

Northern Ontario doctor under fire for his ‘disgraceful’ stance on COVID-19 response

College of Physicians and Surgeons alleges that Dr. Patrick Brian Phillips, who practices in the Englehart area, made ‘misleading, incorrect or inflammatory statements about vaccinations, treatments and public health measures for COVID-19’
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Ontario's science table set to release new COVID-19 projections at 2 p.m.

Ontario's science table set to release new COVID-19 projections at 2 p.m.

Daily case counts have so far remained under 1,000 during the fourth wave, and the graph of Ontario's seven-day average roughly shows a plateau since the beginning of September
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More than 6,200 Sudbury district residents received a vaccination shot so far in September

More than 6,200 Sudbury district residents received a vaccination shot so far in September

Local stats also reveal that the majority of new COVID-19 cases are from unvaccinated residents
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‘It’s gotta be done’: Sudbury businesses adapting to vaccine passport system

‘It’s gotta be done’: Sudbury businesses adapting to vaccine passport system

Deluxe on Regent has temporarily closed its dining room
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PHSD: Low-risk COVID exposure at Lot 88 restaurant in Sudbury

PHSD: Low-risk COVID exposure at Lot 88 restaurant in Sudbury

Exposure applies to those who dined indoors at the restaurant Sept. 18 between 8 and 10 p.m.
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Going to the gym or out for dinner? Vaccine passports take effect today

Going to the gym or out for dinner? Vaccine passports take effect today

Here's what you need to know about the new measure to slow the spread of the virus
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Getting kids involved in preparing food develops lifelong habit, study finds

Getting kids involved in preparing food develops lifelong habit, study finds

Guelph Family Health Study’s research shows kids under six can be less picky after participating in the kitchen
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Ontario nurses 'enraged' by arbitration decision

Ontario nurses 'enraged' by arbitration decision

The ONA says more nurses will leave the profession as a result.
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A world first for heart surgeons at Sudbury’s Health Sciences North

A world first for heart surgeons at Sudbury’s Health Sciences North

Surgical trifecta sees local surgeons successfully use three distinct heart valves made of synthetic tissue in innovative operations
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