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I cannot recommend that the Sudbury chapter of the Ontario Health Coalition supports the plan by Mayor Brian Bigger (and proposed by former mayor Jim Gordon) to create a bubble to protect Northern Ontario from COVID-19.
During a press event on Feb. 2, Jim Gordon admitted that he had not thought through the mechanics of establishing or manning checkpoints on highways 17 and highway 69, where vehicles would be stopped and the occupants would be questioned about why they were traveling in Northern Ontario and where they were going.
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A new graduate program at Sault College will help internationally-trained nurses get the education they need to work in Ontario.
The focus nursing practice: acute and critical care program is a one-year graduate certificate that the college’s board of governors approved at a meeting last Thursday. The program starts in September and is expected to draw 25 students. That enrolment expectation is based on no travel restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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“Our international team is recruiting from a variety of countries with no specific countries of focus,” said dean of health community services, interdisciplinary studies, media and design Marilyn King in an email to The Sault Star.
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