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Health unit releases schedule for flu clinics

Health unit releases schedule for flu clinics

In mid-October, the Sudbury & District Health Unit will hold seasonal flu shot clinics for people 65 years of age and over. The schedule for these clinics is posted on the health unit’s website at www.sdhu.
Steelworkers, Vale ordered by court to talk about picket line protocol

Steelworkers, Vale ordered by court to talk about picket line protocol

Vale Inco and Steelworkers Local 6500 have been directed by a judge to try to resolve their differences of opinion outside the courtroom. The two parties were in court today (Oct.

Vale Inco, Steelworkers back in court

Vale Inco and Steelworkers Local 6500 are facing off in court again today (Oct. 8) over the terms of a court injunction regulating picket line protocol, according to media reports.
Steelworkers in Toronto to support anti-scab legislation

Steelworkers in Toronto to support anti-scab legislation

UPDATE The anti-scab bill was defeated 10 to 25 in the legislature Oct. 8. ORIGINAL STORY About 70 members of Steelworkers Local 6500 attended a rally today, Oct.
Multi-unit dwelling starts on the rise in Sudbury

Multi-unit dwelling starts on the rise in Sudbury

Sudbury is still building homes, just not as many as last year, reveals a report by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation. The third quarter of the year, ending in September, saw construction begin 89 new units, down 18 per cent from 2008.
Scholarship supports children of fallen soldiers

Scholarship supports children of fallen soldiers

Laurentian University and its three federated universities announced today the creation of an award for children of Canadian Forces members killed in combat or peace operations.
Former Food Bank president casts long shadow at awards event

Former Food Bank president casts long shadow at awards event

The compassion of Greater Sudbury's citizens was recognized at the second annual Hubert Bray awards Oct. 7 at the Caruso Club. Close to 500 tickets were sold for the event, which was held in the club's upper hall.
LU nursing prof appointed to research chair position

LU nursing prof appointed to research chair position

A professor in Laurentian University's school of nursing was recently appointed the Chair in Advanced Practice Nursing with the Canadian Health Services Research Foundations and the Canadian Institutes of Health Research.

All provinces should bring in HST: chamber of commerce

The Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce joined the “chorus of support” for harmonizing provincial sales taxes with the federal GST at the Canadian Chamber of Commerce annual general meeting recently in Victoria, British Columbia.
Finlandia Village receives permission to grow

Finlandia Village receives permission to grow

With only three out of a usual five councillors present for the city planning committee meeting on Oct. 6, a rezoning bylaw amendment for the seniors complex was approved. "We've filled up the property we have.