Len Gillis

Health Sciences North Research Institute works to find ways to improve cancer care, and cancer patients can get more individualized care and help move the science forward by taking part in clinical trials of new treatments

St. Joseph’s Continuing Care Centre rehabilitation facility on Lasalle Boulevard will provide rehabilitation services for elderly and vulnerable patients recovering from injury or surgery

Students learn good mental health practices to take back to their schools to share with all students

Sudbury pharmacist agrees with the move provided there is collaboration with physicians

Fuller Industrial in Lively said the good reputation of Sudbury mining suppliers has made it easier to reach global markets

Former dairy production facility gets new life thanks to the popularity of plant-based beverages

City resident expressed concern that wind was whipping up tailings dust around Copper Cliff

Nadia Mykytczuk working with universities across Canada to improve the scope of knowledge and new information for mining education

Honda Canada President and CEO Jean Marc Leclerc is optimistic about the future of EVs in Canada

SNOLAB researchers Juliette DeLoye and Nasim Fatemighomi work in the field of cryogenics and were recently honoured for their work by the Cryogenic Society of America

Tina Senior and Daniel Brousseau said the quality of care they are receiving for their six-year-old, who lives with a rare disease, from Bayshore Home Health is not only insufficient but their concerns fall on deaf ears

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

David McNeil, PhD, worked at HSN for 28 years before spending the past five years as CEO of Brant Community Health Care. Hospital also taps Dr. Pankaj Bhatia as new chief of medical staff

Memo from hospital CEO Dominic Giroux says Jennifer Witty has left her job

The annual Sudbury pond hockey tournament is on this weekend with 30 teams playing for bragging rights and to help children with cancer

Psychiatry chairs at NOSM University favour more time, more discussion and more clarity before enacting law on medically assisted dying for mentally ill patients

Pandemic pushed personal fitness activities aside for many high school students but a Sudbury outdoors store is now taking steps to get young people back in the game

Dr. David Marsh is the new Research Chair, Mental Health and Addictions, and Dr. Stacey Santi is the new Research Chair, Cancer Solutions, it was announced on Thursday

Court finds Dr. Dinkar Shukla engaged in professional and disrespectful misconduct against fellow heart specialists and that his behaviour ‘undermined his colleagues and put patient care and safety at risk’

The province had argued the law did not infringe constitutional rights, saying the charter only protects the process of bargaining, not the outcome, and said the bill was a time-limited approach to help eliminate the deficit.