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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Sudbury sports organization partners with YMCA of Northeastern Ontario to boost charity drive and promote local sports
Two decades ago 20 of the North's 35 hospitals delivered babies; today, only nine do. At an Ontario Medical Association press conference today, Northern Ontario doctors describe health care that is in jeopardy at every level — ‘the whole system is falling apart'
By: Erika Engel, Len Gillis
It's expected the announcement will be regarding the application for a new hospital in Collingwood
Roger and Nancy Beaulieu launched their ownership on Dec. 13 in the newly renovated store located on Regional Road 24
Project at Our Lady of Hope parish in Gatchell has just marked its 50th anniversary
Project at Our Lady of Hope parish in Gatchell has just marked its 50th anniversary
By: Len Gillis
Several complaints filed by residents at Sudbury's newest nursing home have resulted in a ‘cease admissions order' being issued by the Ontario Ministry of Long-Term Care
Levack resident continues to enjoy life an active life and lives in her own home
Katlyn Kotila wants to give young people the chance to step up and help others especially in overcoming mental health challenges
Company that runs Sudbury's newest nursing home said it has put an action plan in place to resolve complaints, increase staffing and improve communications with long-term care residents and families
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