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Good morning, Nickel City! Here are stories to start your day

Good morning, Nickel City! Here are stories to start your day

Finally, Friday!
Sunny and warm Friday in the forecast

Sunny and warm Friday in the forecast

High of 23, low of 8 tonight
<b>INSIDE THE VILLAGE:</b> When your town runs out of doctors

INSIDE THE VILLAGE: When your town runs out of doctors

This week on the podcast: The doctor shortage plaguing the province reached a scary level this week, forcing an emergency department in northern Ontario to lock its doors for 48 hours. Is there a cure?
Ottawa plans to track ill effects of natural health products

Ottawa plans to track ill effects of natural health products

Legislation would require hospitals to report adverse effects of 'natural health products' such as herbal remedies and supplements
Liberal leadership contestants politely spar over soul of party

Liberal leadership contestants politely spar over soul of party

Too left? Too right? Or is the centre just alright?
SportLink annual meeting set for May 29

SportLink annual meeting set for May 29

Meeting to be held at Minnow Lake Place
St. Ben’s science teacher chosen for STEM leadership program

St. Ben’s science teacher chosen for STEM leadership program

Erika Weber, has been selected for the Teacher Leader Training Program offered by Let’s Talk Science for the 2023-2024 school year
Feds support Northern Ontario Agri-Food Pavilion with $680K

Feds support Northern Ontario Agri-Food Pavilion with $680K

The pavilion will be set up at Exhibition Place in Toronto for the 2023 Royal Agricultural Winter Fair taking place Nov. 3-11
Fuelling an increasingly electric world a challenge for GSU

Fuelling an increasingly electric world a challenge for GSU

Greater Sudbury Utilities is gradually upgrading its infrastructure to accommodate a growing need for the energy during a time in which there’s growing need as people shift from fossil fuels
Trudeau: Feds will fix outdated Canadian water use laws

Trudeau: Feds will fix outdated Canadian water use laws

Prime minister repeats promises to update legislation while announcing the location of the headquarters of the Canada Water Agency