Jim Moodie is a journalist based in Elliot Lake, Ontario, with a focus on local news and events. He writes for various publications, including The Standard, Cochrane Times-Post, Mid-North Monitor, Sudbury Star, and Timmins Times. Jim's articles cover a range of topics, including weather, community events, environmental issues, and political developments.
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Jim Moodie's local coverage in Elliot Lake, Ontario, suggests a focus on community events, environmental issues, and government announcements. He may be interested in stories related to local wildlife, weather impact on the community, environmental concerns such as chemical reactions or power outages. Additionally, Jim covers topics related to mining and its economic impact.
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Sudbury Student Services Consortium says although it's not as bad as during the pandemic, it could use more drivers
By: Jim Moodie
Opposition leader says leaked report shows more than a quarter of Sudburians don't have a family doctor; government says that's misleading.
Goal is to help Indigenous residents by meeting their physical, emotional, spiritual and social needs
Union says its members won't be affected by the cuts.
It means a developer can move ahead with a project without needing to get a rezoning first
Scarborough man was recruiting underage women
City is aiming to become a net-zero community by 2050.
'I think it’s always a good day to provide support to Canadians, especially during expensive times,' Jenna Sudds says
Investors tell The Sudbury Star they fear they are out hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Two other women with kids were imperilled by dangerous driver
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