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Ontario nurses now have the lowest staffing ratio in Canada

Ontario nurses now have the lowest staffing ratio in Canada

New report shows Ontario has 651 registered nurses (RNs) per 100,000 people, which is the lowest ratio in Canada 
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Canada's aging homeless population lacks essential medical care

Canada's aging homeless population lacks essential medical care

Medical journal said older homeless adults are getting sick more often and dying earlier than people who are not homeless 
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Northern Ontario family hoping and wishing for a kidney donor

Northern Ontario family hoping and wishing for a kidney donor

Christian Lemieux, 38, found out less than a year ago that he has kidney failure and now requires dialysis to keep him alive while he waits for a donor
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Feds, province announce $97M+ on northern high-speed internet

Feds, province announce $97M+ on northern high-speed internet

Expansion of broadband internet will impact more than 60 communities between Sudbury and Sault Ste. Marie
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Feds provide $10M to boost Northern critical minerals projects

Feds provide $10M to boost Northern critical minerals projects

Energy minister Jonathan Wilkinson announced $5 million each for MIRARCO’s tailings project and Electra's new battery metals recovery plant in Temiskaming Shores
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Northern Ontario university part of effort to expand mining education

Northern Ontario university part of effort to expand mining education

Nadia Mykytczuk working with universities across Canada to improve the scope of knowledge and new information for mining education
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Sudbury builds on the change to battery electric power

Sudbury builds on the change to battery electric power

City has the resources and expertise to become a significant player as the mining and automotive sectors move to battery electric power
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Researcher seeks stories from 1960 Falconbridge wildcat strike in Sudbury

Researcher seeks stories from 1960 Falconbridge wildcat strike in Sudbury

University of Saskatchewan professor Liz Quinlan is visiting Sudbury in June to gather stories and interviews from friends and families of miners who took part in the strike
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Cementation ordered to keep miners out of scoop buckets

Cementation ordered to keep miners out of scoop buckets

Firm told to stop using scoop trams as lifts so miners can access elevated blast hole
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Video: Years in the making, Côté Gold Mine now a reality

Video: Years in the making, Côté Gold Mine now a reality

It took years of planning, permitting and financing, but ribbon was cut on modern new mine May 22
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