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Len Gillis

Len Gillis

Graduating from the Journalism program at Canadore College in the 1970s, Gillis has spent most of his career reporting on news events across Northern Ontario with several radio, television and newspaper companies. He also spent time as a hardrock miner.

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Recent Work by Len

Queen's Park plans to expand the health care role of pharmacists

Queen's Park plans to expand the health care role of pharmacists

Sudbury pharmacist agrees with the move provided there is collaboration with physicians 
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Sudbury mining supply business celebrates 20 years

Sudbury mining supply business celebrates 20 years

Fuller Industrial in Lively said the good reputation of Sudbury mining suppliers has made it easier to reach global markets
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Science North might enjoy a busier-than-normal summer

Science North might enjoy a busier-than-normal summer

The recent shutdown of Toronto's Ontario Science Centre may create an uptick in tourism for Sudbury and Science North
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New monument commemorates 1984 Falconbridge mine tragedy

New monument commemorates 1984 Falconbridge mine tragedy

Mine Mill union Local 598/Unifor observes the 40th anniversary of the Falconbridge Mine disaster that killed four Sudbury men in 1984
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Journal highlights challenges of French patients outside Quebec

Journal highlights challenges of French patients outside Quebec

An article in the Canadian Medical Association Journal examines how thousands of French-speaking Canadians living outside of Quebec are not fully comfortable discussing medical concerns with health-care providers who do not speak French, which could be impacting their overall health
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Video: Years in the making, Gogama's Côté Gold Mine now a reality

Video: Years in the making, Gogama's Côté Gold Mine now a reality

It took years of planning, permitting and financing, but ribbon was cut on modern new mine May 22
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Researcher seeks stories from 1960 Falconbridge Sudbury wildcat strike

Researcher seeks stories from 1960 Falconbridge Sudbury wildcat strike

University of Saskatchewan professor Liz Quinlan is visiting Sudbury in June to gather stories and interviews from friends and families of miners who took part in the strike
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Cambrian College unveils its new Eaton Electrical Lab

Cambrian College unveils its new Eaton Electrical Lab

Naming ceremony shows off state-of-the-art lab packed with Eaton products
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These Sudbury researchers are real cool customers

These Sudbury researchers are real cool customers

SNOLAB researchers Juliette DeLoye and Nasim Fatemighomi work in the field of cryogenics and were recently honoured for their work by the Cryogenic Society of America
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Ontario mine workers will soon be given heat stress toolkits

Ontario mine workers will soon be given heat stress toolkits

Research is underway to help Ontario workers avoid heat stress in the workplace by using body sensors to determine if a worker is in a risky situation
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