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Len Gillis

Len Gillis

Graduating from the Journalism program at Canadore College in the 1970s, Gillis has spent most of his career reporting on news events across Northern Ontario with several radio, television and newspaper companies. He also spent time as a hardrock miner.

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Recent Work by Len

Situation urgent: Agencies sound the alarm on developmental services

Situation urgent: Agencies sound the alarm on developmental services

With a wait list 250 people deep and four years long in Greater Sudbury alone, agencies providing care for people with development disabilities in Northern Ontario say they are fighting for an ignored population ‘who desperately need supports and services’
If elected, the NDP has a plan for northern highways, Gélinas says

If elected, the NDP has a plan for northern highways, Gélinas says

NDP candidates across Northern Ontario speaking out on the need for better highways, better winter maintenance, better driver education and mandatory winter tires for Northern Ontario 
Dean highlights NOSM U’s impact on northern health care

Dean highlights NOSM U’s impact on northern health care

Dr. Michael Green, the president, vice-chancellor, dean and CEO of NOSM University, says the 1,000 doctors NOSM U has graduated over the past 20 years have had a real impact on communities large and small across the North
Sudbury's Seedy Sunday succeeds in new venue

Sudbury's Seedy Sunday succeeds in new venue

Hundreds of avid gardeners and planters were pleased to buy and swap seeds for local fruits and vegetables
Sudbury New Democrat Jamie West says voters are frustrated

Sudbury New Democrat Jamie West says voters are frustrated

After more than six years in office as the Sudbury MPP, New Democrat incumbent candidate Jamie West is used to seeing political games at Queen's Park.
City honours the legacy of the late Coun. Michael Vagnini

City honours the legacy of the late Coun. Michael Vagnini

Greater Sudbury unveils the new Michael Vagnini Community Hall at the T.M. Davies Community Centre and Arena in Walden 
France Gélinas is hard charging on campaign trail despite winter

France Gélinas is hard charging on campaign trail despite winter

Incumbent New Democrat has won the Nickel Belt riding five times in a row since 2007 but said she will be campaigning right up to the last minute 
Hospital stretchers protest highlights HSN’s above-average wait times

Hospital stretchers protest highlights HSN’s above-average wait times

Unionized hospital workers in Sudbury stage demonstration on the ongoing issue of hallway medicine
No comment from Glencore or Vale on proposed tariffs

No comment from Glencore or Vale on proposed tariffs

Two largest nickel and copper mining companies in Sudbury decline to speak about possible impact of trade tariffs
Sudbury's first ever Sensational Soup event draws a crowd

Sudbury's first ever Sensational Soup event draws a crowd

More than a dozen local eateries cook up hearty winter soup dishes in support of the Elgin Street Mission
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