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Posted by Northern Life Reporter Laurel Myers The Ontario Government is stepping up its funding for children, between 14 and 17, whose dental health has taken the back burner.

Posted by Sudbury Northern Life Collège Boréal held a two-day clinical simulation recently involving five health care programs offered at the main campus in Sudbury.

Posted by Sudbury Northern Life Reporter Vicki Gilhula  Sudbury's Mr. Health and Safety, Homer Seguin, will be the guest of honour at a special event set for Thursday, Feb. 12.

Posted by Sudbury Northern Life Reporter Bill Bradley  If you have become unemployed, there is good news and bad news in the new federal budget, said local politicians.

Posted by Sudbury Northern Life Reporter Bill Bradley The federal Conservatives boasted of a historic $7 billion infrastructure program in their budget Jan.

Posted by Sudbury Northern Life Nickel Belt MPP and NDP Critic for Health and Long-Term Care France Gélinas brought Minna Mettinen-Kekalainen's fight for homecare to the floor of the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday.

Posted by Sudbury Northern Life Reporter Bill Bradley Social housing in Greater Sudbury needs a boost from today's federal budget because the situation for many families is dire, said Ward 11 Coun.

Posted by Sudbury Northern Life Part-time and sessional college faculty members at Cambrian, Boréal, Canadore, Sault, Northern and Confederation colleges are participating in the largest union vote in Ontario history this week, to decide whether to

Posted by Sudbury Northern Life The Ontario government and the province's public health units are encouraging young adults to receive their measles, mumps, rubella (MMR) vaccine.

Posted by Sudbury Northern Life  Tuesday, Jan. 27 is Family Literacy Day across Canada, and Rainbow Schools invite parents/guardians to join the celebration.