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Public Health Sudbury reports 13 new COVID-19 cases Sept. 7

Public Health Sudbury reports 13 new COVID-19 cases Sept. 7

There are now 25 active cases being monitored by local health officials in the Sudbury District
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Sudbury biotech startup lands $500,000 in provincial funds

Sudbury biotech startup lands $500,000 in provincial funds

Verv Technologies ‘poised for serious growth in very near future’
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Public Health Sudbury reports five new COVID-19 cases for Sept. 3

Public Health Sudbury reports five new COVID-19 cases for Sept. 3

There are now 28 active cases being monitored by local health officials in the Sudbury District
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Private or public? Advocate urges candidates to support public long-term care system

Private or public? Advocate urges candidates to support public long-term care system

The COVID-19 pandemic showed the weakness in private long-term care, says Dot Klein, co-chair of the Sudbury chapter of the Ontario Health Coalition
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Sudbury marks International Overdose Awareness day with education, empathy

Sudbury marks International Overdose Awareness day with education, empathy

Both SACY and Réseau ACCESS Network held events Aug. 31, focused on safe consumption and non-judgmental support
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Video: Emergency services unveil new Tactical Emergency Medics program

Video: Emergency services unveil new Tactical Emergency Medics program

Tactical paramedics now equipped to assist police in high-risk events
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Public Health Sudbury reports four new COVID-19 cases for Sept. 2

Public Health Sudbury reports four new COVID-19 cases for Sept. 2

There are now 34 active cases being monitored by local health officials in the Sudbury District
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Zalan: Who should foot the rapid-testing bill for vaccine refusers?

Zalan: Who should foot the rapid-testing bill for vaccine refusers?

‘Is it reasonable to expect the province or the school boards to subsidize individuals who refuse vaccination, when such action may harm the students in their charge?’
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PHSD reporting Blue-green Algal blooms in Vermillion Lake, Long Lake, Lake Mindemoya

PHSD reporting Blue-green Algal blooms in Vermillion Lake, Long Lake, Lake Mindemoya

Samples taken Aug. 18-20 revealed the presence of cyanobacteria and residents are asked to avoid using or drinking water where blooms are visible
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Sudbury protesters rail against vaccine passports, vaccination mandates

Sudbury protesters rail against vaccine passports, vaccination mandates

Scores of local residents line Paris Street Wednesday afternoon to voice their displeasure with government vaccine policies
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