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Posted by Sudbury News on Saturday, May 1, 2021
- Move forward with a real plan to cut pollution and create jobs, or let Erin O’Toole take us backwards to the Harper days of inaction that would rollback Canada’s climate goals’
- The incident resulted in injuries to several students
- Many northern and remote First Nations are plagued with boil water advisories and lack of access to services like health care. What are the federal parties saying to address the situation
- The latest updates noted 668 recoveries and three deaths, all of which occurred in the last month.
- Also, while 300 adverse events reported locally, most were not serious, and no deaths
- It’s unknown whether or not the suspect and victim know each other
- University had been planning for a 30% enrolment drop as worst-case scenario
- COVID-19 case also reported at Lasalle Secondary School
- Average Ontario gas price is 135.6
- Under the Safe Third Country Agreement, which took effect in 2004, Canada and the United States recognize each other as safe places to seek protection
- Several students injured in an incident at a Manitoulin Island high school and one teen is now facing weapons and assault charges.
- Challenges at Sudbury hospital's emergency department exacerbated by COVID-19. CTV's Lyndsay Aelick talks to a long-time ER doctor.
- CTV's Brendan Connor interviews Sudbury Medical Officer of Health Dr. Penny Sutcliffe about a resurgence of COVID-19 cases in the area.
- Some big name bands are coming to the Rock on the River Music Festival in Timmins, including the Arkells. Sergio Arangio has the details.
- With Ontario's new digital vaccine passport available Oct. 22, cyber and digital tech expert Ritesh Kotak explains how the technology works.
- An organization in North Bay is celebrating 80 years of serving the community and advocating for social justice for women and children.
- The $14M student centre at Nipissing University will be opening next week, after almost two years of construction.
- An 'accommodation tax' put into place by Timmins and a number of northern cities, is starting to pay dividends.
- As cases of COVID-19 rise among students in Ontario, the union representing teachers at Sault Catholic schools is concerned.
