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Len Gillis is a multimedia journalist and reporter based in Greater Sudbury, Ontario. With a focus on local news, Len covers a wide range of topics including community events, sports, healthcare, and social issues. His work has been featured in various publications and online platforms, providing insightful coverage of the region.
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Len Gillis focuses on local news, particularly in the Greater Sudbury area of Ontario, Canada. His coverage includes healthcare and pharmaceutical topics, health and wellbeing issues, as well as government and politics. Len's articles often involve event coverage and government announcements.
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More cases are being reported than in previous years as the disease appears to be following an expected pattern
Sudbury woman is charged with second degree murder in the death of a 75-year-old man whose body was discovered on Boxing Day in 2020
Defence attorney tries to suggest the murder of an elderly man was the result of a knife fight with the accused; Justice Dan Cornell quickly shuts that down: ‘You're giving evidence counsellor, not posing a question …'
Content warning: Pathologist describes grim details of Robert Keskinen's injuries Editor's note: This story contains graphic and disturbing content.
By: Len Gillis
Dr. Supriya Kulkarni says Ontario's move to lower the age of self-referrals for breast cancer screening will catch more cancers and save more lives
Petition and letter of protest being sent to Premier Doug Ford opposing the provincial plan to ship naturally occurring radioactive materials
Dr. Supriya Kulkarni says Ontario's move to lower the age of self-referrals for breast cancer screening will catch more cancers and save more lives
Ontario Medical Association calls for urgent action from the province to resolve doctor shortages, growing waitlists and hallway medicine
Petition and letter of protest being sent to Premier Doug Ford opposing the provincial plan to ship naturally occurring radioactive materials
Retiring president and CEO at NOSM U recalls some of the worrisome moments that nearly shut down the Northern Ontario School of Medicine before it became NOSM University
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