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Farmers, vendors don't agree with 'alternative' street market

Farmers, vendors don't agree with 'alternative' street market

BY KEITH LACEY Representatives of Sudbury Manitoulin Food Security Network held a news conference at Market Square today to say the farmers' market is finally making progress and closing it would be a mistake.

SRH chief of staff frustrated by cancelled surgeries

BY KEITH LACEY The Sudbury Regional Hospital's chief of staff says a new committee has been formed to tackle the growing problem of cancelled surgeries. "As you all know, there have been numerous cancelled surgeries...
Hospital construction to resume

Hospital construction to resume

BY KEITH LACEY It's involved years of government wrangling, patience, frustration and planning, but it's all but certain actual construction to complete Greater Sudbury's one-site hospital will begin by the end of this month.

Nurses take well deserved Heritage Day holiday

No elective surgeries were scheduled at Sudbury Regional Hospital Monday when nurses had the day off. Monday was Heritage Day.

Mine Mill, Steel families expected to buy big ticket items

BY KEITH LACEY Greater Sudbury’s economy is expected to benefit from a huge influx of cash over the next few weeks when the men and women working for Xstrata and CVRD Inco cash their bonus cheques.

Minimum wage could become election issue

BY HEIDI ULRICHSEN The chair of the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce says it would be bad for business owners if the minimum wage suddenly jumped to $10 an hour.
Sudbury to host health-care conference, trade show

Sudbury to host health-care conference, trade show

MEDNorth, an innovative heath-care conference and trade show geared toward the medical community in Northern Ontario, will take place in Greater Sudbury April 20.

Northern mayors want fair share

BY JASON THOMPSON Northern Ontario mayors say they aren’t whining or begging; they just want to be treated fairly by the province. Sault Ste.

Union launches recruitment drive

BY KEITH LACEY A new union representing 17,000 part-time teaching and support staff at Ontario's 24 community colleges was in town Tuesday to launch a membership drive to recruit employees at Cambrian College and College Boreal.

Board will meet with Smitherman in March

The board and administration of Sudbury Regional Hospital will meet with Minister of Health and Long-Term Care George Smitherman in Toronto March 7.