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'A very difficult day': Group Health Centre dropping another 10,000 patients

'A very difficult day': Group Health Centre dropping another 10,000 patients

An additional 6,000 patients are at risk of losing primary care in near future if trends continue; Sault MPP Romano to launch task force to look for solutions to crisis
Local doctor waiting for certification to practise in Niagara

Local doctor waiting for certification to practise in Niagara

The process for a doctor to become certified in Ontario is long and expensive, at a time when doctors are desperately needed.
'Overcapacity in every way': Viruses impacting York Region hospitals

'Overcapacity in every way': Viruses impacting York Region hospitals

York Region medical officer of health says virus spread, population increase, immunity deficiency is impacting local emergency departments
Province won't say, but Newmarket Staples sign says ServiceOntario opening

Province won't say, but Newmarket Staples sign says ServiceOntario opening

Sign says ServiceOntario location will be opening Feb.1 at the new location; resident says process should be more transparent
Done deal: $10-billion Robinson Huron Treaty settlement finalized

Done deal: $10-billion Robinson Huron Treaty settlement finalized

Historic agreement officially signed by all parties; it is anticipated that funds from settlement with Canada, Ontario will begin to flow into First Nations as early as this spring
Township pushed for Fergus bypass at ROMA conference, says mayor

Township pushed for Fergus bypass at ROMA conference, says mayor

'We just got to figure out a smarter way to go around Fergus:' says mayor Shawn Watters
City keeps very little of money generated by automated speed cameras

City keeps very little of money generated by automated speed cameras

The city says the cameras are about increasing safety and changing driving habits and 'is not designed to make the city a bunch of money'
Midland doc closing practice over 'systemic' issues causing family medicine 'crisis'

Midland doc closing practice over 'systemic' issues causing family medicine 'crisis'

'I remain disappointed at the lack of serious reforms to improve primary care, despite the government rhetoric,' says Dr. Alia Ali, who also takes umbrage with hurdles facing foreign-born doctors
Inspired by Sarjeant, Bradford creates MZO application process

Inspired by Sarjeant, Bradford creates MZO application process

‘I understand the reason for this report is to create a process where we can leverage more for the town, which is good — it just feels like we’re inviting MZOs,’ says councillor
Mount Nemo nursing home closure forces families to search for new care options

Mount Nemo nursing home closure forces families to search for new care options

John Gould never thought he'd have to find a new home for his beloved wife after moving her into long-term care four years ago
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