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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

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
Women & Girls: These Sudbury researchers are real cool customers

Women & Girls: 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
Cementation ordered to keep miners out of scoop buckets

Cementation ordered to keep miners out of scoop buckets

Firm told to stop using scoop trams as lifts so miners can access elevated blast hole
New heroes added to city’s Sports Hall of Fame

New heroes added to city’s Sports Hall of Fame

The 2024 inductees were unveiled during a special breakfast on May 15
New pharmacy fills need in city’s South End, owners say

New pharmacy fills need in city’s South End, owners say

Pharmacists and owners Sami Dabliz and My Phuong Tran excited to be branching out on their own
Extendicare planning another new LTC in Sudbury, CEO says

Extendicare planning another new LTC in Sudbury, CEO says

At the official opening of Extendicare Countryside, the company’s CEO said a new $150M+, 320-bed facility is in the works for Greater Sudbury
Pirie: For mining critical minerals, Ontario can do it right

Pirie: For mining critical minerals, Ontario can do it right

Mines Minister George Pirie said Ontario not only has the deposits of critical minerals markets like the United States need, but the province has the environmental standards and mining expertise to extract them better than anywhere else in the world
Ontario beefs up supply chain funding for critical minerals

Ontario beefs up supply chain funding for critical minerals

Mines Minister George Pirie confirms additional funding will be added to the Critical Minerals Innovation Fund over the next three years to boost research into sustainable extraction of new metals required to support the battery electric vehicle industry 
Greater Sudbury firefighters rescue stranded dog

Greater Sudbury firefighters rescue stranded dog

Dog was chasing ducks and got stranded on an island in Laurentian Lake area
Vale explains the success of new employee hiring program

Vale explains the success of new employee hiring program

Shortage of skilled mine workers for the Garson project prompted Vale to change its approach to hiring
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