Here’s a look at todays headlines for Monday, March 14

A new $27M innovation and learning centre providing state-of-the-art training for medical professionals has opened at Health Sciences North.
The city of Timmins is letting drivers know crews will be working on Pine north this morning from Sixth to Brousseau until 7:30.
The Sault area hospital and group GHC has launched a program to help patients after suffering falls.
The Temiskaming Shores’ mayor asked Scotiabank to reconsider its decision to close its Haileybury branch.
Confirmation has come that the Chi-Cheemaun car ferry was extensively damaged in a shipyard fire in Thunder Bay on March 12.
The Dr. Fred Starr Royal Canadian Legion Branch 76 continues to dole out funds from the Poppy Trust Fund, this time donating $20,000 to the Northern Cancer Foundation.
One person avoided serious injuries thanks to some quick-acting firefighters during a second-floor apartment fire in the 300 block of Main Street East Sunday.
Manitoulin Health Centre (MHC) has announced the arrival of four new automatic drug dispensing units dispensing pharmacy-based medications.
Nickel Belt MPP France Gélinas has reintroduced a bill to make health spending more accountable, by making all health spending programs over $1 million open to the Ombudsman and the Auditor-General.
Former North Bay Mayor, Canadian veteran and local business owner Bruce Goulet has passed away. He died Saturday at Nipissing Manor in Corbeil, just two months shy of his 100th birthday.
The city of Greater Sudbury City is accepting applications for volunteer firefighter positions.
A Toronto-based film company currently shooting in Northern Ontario says Timmins is on the right track to becoming a more frequent destination for production crews thanks in large part to the community’s support.
Manitoulin OPP is investigating a report of damaged mailboxes and missing items that occurred at the Canada Post office in the Town of Mindemoya.
Confirmation has come that the Chi-Cheemaun car ferry was extensively damaged on in a shipyard fire in Thunder Bay on March 12.
Greater Sudbury Fires Services are on the scene of a fire on Red Deer Lake road in Wahnapitae. All occupants of the home have been evacuated safely.
The NDP wants to increase training spaces at NOSM from 64 to 100 students per year
Construction is set to begin at Temiskaming cobalt, nickel refinery this Spring.
The long-awaited Cassellholme redevelopment project is getting underway.
Snow removal and pothole seasons are overlapping in Timmins, leading to a plea from public works to be patient
North Bay Police Service is investigating a structure fire at 360 Main Street East.
A new project will see the Timmins Public Library hit the street in June, peddling new books, thanks to $17,900 in funding from the Canada Healthy Communities Initiative.