Here’s a look at today’s headlines for Thursday, March 10

(UPDATE: REOPEN) A Collision on HWY 11 has closed the highway in Both Directions, from North Bay to Highway 65 in New Liskeard due to a collision.
The Northern Cancer Foundation is getting another financial boost thanks to last year’s poppy campaign in Greater Sudbury
DSSAB has announced the district is receiving $2.5 million dollars from the Ontario Ministry of Long-Term Care for the development and delivery of the Community Paramedicine Long-Term Care.
Gym teacher at École Jean-Paul II in Val Caron, Gilles Proulx is now the Liberal Candidate for Nickle Belt in the next election.
The City of North Bay is getting its first fully electric Zamboni for Memorial Gardens.
Iroquois Falls OPP has charged a 30-year-old following the theft of a snowmobile in the city of Iroquois Falls.
Algoma University has hired Dr. Michele Piercey-Normore as the next Vice-President Academic and Research.
Bonfield town council is now discussing solutions to mitigate short-term rental concerns over rentals listed on sites such as Airbnb.
Algoma Family Services will make free feminine products available to their clients, starting April 1.
The Manitoulin Health Centre has announced that Paula Ferguson has accepted the position of vice-president of clinical services and chief nursing officer.
Police, fire and EMS were called to a collision, shortly after 5:30 p.m. yesterday in Sault Ste Marie, that was so involved it sent one vehicle into the southwest snowbank of Pim Street at the intersection with MacDonald Avenue.