Northern Ontario municipalities torn about the idea of creating a northern bubble

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The push to create a northern bubble to protect the region against intercity and interprovincial travel during the COVID-19 pandemic has drawn both support and criticism from nearby municipalities.
Greater Sudbury Mayor Brian Bigger announced on Feb. 3 that the province agreed to explore the idea of setting up checkpoints on Highway 69 to stymie non-essential travel from COVID-19 hotspots to the north.
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Some municipalities expressed their full support, stating that they have been pushing for similar measures for months now, while others believe that checkpoints introduce more challenges than potential benefits.

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