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Need a COVID booster shot? Wait until the fall: Sudbury's health unit - Vimarsana News

Need a COVID booster shot? Wait until the fall: Sudbury's health unit

However, you can get one earlier if you have a recommendation from your health-care provider.

Source: nugget.ca
NetNewsLedger - Northeast Wildfire Update July 26, 2023 - Vimarsana News

NetNewsLedger - Northeast Wildfire Update July 26, 2023

Sault Ste. Marie - Wildfire Update - As of this report, there are currently 31 active wildland fires in the Northeast Region. The status of these fires is as follows: 1 being held, 5 under control, 1 not under control, and 24 being observed. New Fire Confirmed: Chapleau 15: This fire was confirmed early Tuesday

New health teams to fill gaps in care for northeastern Ontario - Vimarsana News

New health teams to fill gaps in care for northeastern Ontario

The integration of health services is expected to provide residents of Cochrane District with quicker and easier access to healthcare.

The Grand Algoma Tour in Ontario is an epic road trip to add to your bucket list - Vimarsana News

The Grand Algoma Tour in Ontario is an epic road trip to add to your bucket list

Algoma Country in Ontario is a breathtaking region that has been touted as one of the best road trip locations in the province.  Bordering two Grea...

Source: blogto.com
Mike Cachagee, advocate for residential school survivors, dies at 83 - Vimarsana News

Mike Cachagee, advocate for residential school survivors, dies at 83

Mike Cachagee, a former chief of Chapleau Cree First Nation and an advocate for residential school survivors and their families, died at age 83 last Saturday in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.

Source: cbc.ca