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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

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
Police exploring every avenue in search for missing Sudbury councillor

Police exploring every avenue in search for missing Sudbury councillor

Public urged to use the tip line if they have any information that might help them find Michael Vagnini
NOSM: Family medicine crisis far worse in Northern Ontario

NOSM: Family medicine crisis far worse in Northern Ontario

Northern medical school launches lecture series as part of efforts to convince more doctors to go into family medicine
Expert outlines importance of avoiding heat sickness at work

Expert outlines importance of avoiding heat sickness at work

Online conference discusses using new technology and wearable devices to help keep people from developing heat stress in the workplace ~ Research focused on underground miners but even school teachers need to be aware says expert
Sudbury teen excited to suit up for Youth Olympic hockey team

Sudbury teen excited to suit up for Youth Olympic hockey team

Mateo Beites, formerly of the U14 AAA Nickel City Sons and the U16 AAA Sudbury Wolves chosen as a goaltender for Youth Olympics in South Korea
Mining for recruits: Video game targets next generation of miners

Mining for recruits: Video game targets next generation of miners

Developed by Science North and the Canadian Institute for Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, Mine Evolution lets players find, build, operate and close down their own mine
Ontario taking holistic approach to intimate partner violence: Minister

Ontario taking holistic approach to intimate partner violence: Minister

Sylvia Jones says province is responding to violence in a holistic way trying to find solutions and better ways of dealing with it
Ford in Sudbury to announce $4.1M for five mining projects

Ford in Sudbury to announce $4.1M for five mining projects

Major announcement is $2.1 million for Frontier Lithium to develop a new lithium extraction method at its big deposit in Northwestern Ontario
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