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Capreol family raises awareness after fatal strep A infection (opens the original)
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The tragic passing of a young father and beloved partner has left a Greater Sudbury family heartbroken, but it has also shed light on the dangers of strep A infection. Alex Marcotte passed away on July 20, after a months-long battle with sepsis and strep A infection. He was just 35 years old. He left behind his two children and his partner, Michelle, as well as a loving extended family. Dr. Emily Groot, associate medical officer of health for Public Health Sudbury and Districts, said Streptococc
City committee approves massive project at Long Lake Road in Sudbury (opens the original)
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Teranorth Construction has gotten the go-ahead to move forward with a massive project at Long Lake Road and the Highway 17 bypass, near Countryside Arena. During this week’s meeting of the planning committee, city councillors approved a four-part application from the construction and engineering firm, which involved rezoning and amendments to the official plan. It will transform the intersection and create a large industrial and commercial park, known as the South Gate Business Park. The propose
Greater Sudbury reduces debt load by $89 million, CFO says (opens the original)
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A so-called capital reset — basically a re-organization of finances — will allow the City of Greater Sudbury to save millions in debt as it works to complete some major projects, including the events centre. Margaret Karpenko, the city’s chief financial officer, told The Star recently that staff found nearly $90 million in surpluses by cancelling or deferring some projects. “We’re reducing the municipal debt authority by $89 million,” she said. Karpenko likened the reorganization of projects to
Greater Sudbury to develop rat management strategy (opens the original)
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The City of Greater Sudbury is moving forward with a rat mitigation strategy after council approved a motion on Tuesday introduced by Mayor Paul Lefebvre. The motion, which was approved unanimously, directed CAO Shari Lichterman to “co-ordinate the appropriate city departments and, where appropriate, work with community partners, Public Health Sudbury and Districts, local businesses, property owners, waste management providers and other relevant stakeholders to take any steps deemed necessary to
Taking control of old CN bridge in Sudbury not a good idea: Report - Take our poll (opens the original)
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City of Greater Sudbury staff say it is not a good idea for the municipality to assume responsibility for an old bridge over the Wanapitei River. In a report that will be presented this week to city council, staff discourage the idea that the city should take control of the former train trestle, which connects Skead to the Kukagami Lake Road area. “It is not recommended for the city to pursue ownership of the bridge or assume responsibility for its long-term operation, maintenance or liability;
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