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Custom-designed filters allow diesel machines to continue mining

Custom-designed filters allow diesel machines to continue mining

Equipment company proposes cost-effective solution to let mining companies continue using diesel-powered mobile equipment
Newer mining technology has created new mine safety challenges

Newer mining technology has created new mine safety challenges

Safety experts discuss how mine safety concerns have changed over the past 10 years
Ontario mine workers will soon be given heat stress toolkits

Ontario mine workers will soon be given heat stress toolkits

Research is underway to help Ontario workers avoid heat stress in the workplace by using body sensors to determine if a worker is in a risky situation
Ontario mining industry must change to attract more workers

Ontario mining industry must change to attract more workers

Equity, inclusivity and diversity needed to make mining more welcoming and accepting of other cultures
Medical journal cautions against easing access to booze

Medical journal cautions against easing access to booze

New article in the Canadian Medical Association Journal explores the impact of expanded alcohol sales in Ontario, calls for minimum pricing of alcohol products to avoid low-price competitions and a move toward warning labels to increase consumer awareness
Mining records ‘significant drop' in lost-time WSIB injuries

Mining records ‘significant drop' in lost-time WSIB injuries

But less-serious injuries continue to rise, and that’s concerning, said WSIB leader
Ford wants med schools to favour Ontarians, NOSM U already does

Ford wants med schools to favour Ontarians, NOSM U already does

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said this week he wants Ontario medical school spaces dedicated to Ontario medical students only, but by virtue of its design, Northern Ontario’s med school is already doing that
VIDEO: Feds will get tough on provinces pushing private health care, Trudeau says

VIDEO: Feds will get tough on provinces pushing private health care, Trudeau says

Prime minister touts new $3.1-billion Canada-Ontario health agreement during visit to Sudbury
Mines Minister calls for economic support for critical minerals

Mines Minister calls for economic support for critical minerals

George Pirie said investment and support of exploration and development of critical minerals mining is essential for the future economy of Northern Ontario
Ontario’s broken family medicine system is driving physicians away

Ontario’s broken family medicine system is driving physicians away

As people continue to struggle to find a general practitioner, Ontario doctors speak up to say they need better funding and better working conditions just to survive as local family physicians