Points North
with Jason Turnbull

Flood worries are declining in Wawa after heavy rain caused flooding.

Flooding at the marina in Wawa. (Chris Benka, Municipality of Wawa)

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Rainbow District School Board is expecting more than 550 less students to start the new school year in September.

Norm Blaseg is the Rainbow District School Board's education director. (Submitted)

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Sudbury's Rachel Proulx was honoured at a ceremony at Tom Davies Square after her death last year.

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Cambrian College students will be crossing the stage this week for graduation ceremonies.

Yvette Sivyer is graduating from the Mining Engineer Technician program at Cambrian College in Sudbury. (Jason Turnbull/CBC)

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16 schools from across Sudbury are competing at the 72nd annual track and field championships.

One of the 80 metre hurdle heats at the 72nd annual track and field competition in Sudbury.

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We speak with a student from the Gay-Straight Alliance at Espanola High School who recently went to a summit of the groups in Toronto

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Timmins-James Bay MP Charlie Angus has been the loudest voice in the Senate scandal and is now calling on the RCMP to investigate.

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The province is giving cities with casinos a larger share of the profits. We ask a Greater Sudbury city councillor what that could mean for the gambling debate in the Nickel City.

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CBC reporter Erik White tells us about the declaration of "casual dress months" in North Bay, as well as summer fashion trends in workplaces across the north.

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Ontario New Democrat Leader Andrea Horwath tells us about her decision to support the provincial budget and the Liberal government.

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