Here’s a look at Today’s Headlines for today, April 1st

Starting today, vaccinated travellers do not need a COVID test to cross into Canada.
The City of Greater Sudbury says encampments in Memorial Park will ‘no longer be an option
The North Bay Regional Health Centre has launched a digital patient engagement platform known as Seamless MD to enhance the delivery of care.
A new program at Northern College is offering up free training and job placements in four programs including health care support, personal support and food service workers.
Algoma University says their latest enrollment noted an impressive 71.8 percent increase from the previous academic year.
In Greater Sudbury a water safety statement is in place for the area and will remain in place until April 8.
North Bay Transit are installing Bike racks, which can hold two regular bicycles, on all city transit buses.
In Timmins the English public school board says they will be opening a “Distance Learning Public School” in the fall.
Algoma Public Health says hospitalizations are down when it comes to active COVID cases in the region.
In Little Current, The Centennial Manor courtyard project has hit a stall with a construction cost snag.
Gas could be going up today, due to the Carbon tax rising to $50 a tonne today, increasing price of gas per litre.
Vale in Greater Sudbury has confirmed two seismic activities. One took place late Wednesday night and early Thursday morning in Greater Sudbury.
The Timmins Victor M. Power Airport is receiving a $2.9 million boost to help lighten the pressures faced during the pandemic.
Officers with the Sault Ste. Marie Police Service were on scene on McNabb St. on Thursday evening around dinnertime as part of an investigation.
Highway 11 has reopened following a crash in Moonbeam Friday morning.
The Northern Ontario School of Medicine (NOSM) is now Canada’s first independent medical university, with two campuses in the region.
The North Bay Police Service has safely located Danielle Drinkwalter who had been reported missing.
Sault Ste Marie Police say shoplifting incidents doubled in 2021
Place des Arts will officially open its doors on April 29
$10 million from the province is being provided to the North Bay Regional Health Centre (NBRHC) to reimburse for the hospital’s lost revenue during the pandemic as well as address additional operating financial pressures.
Mushkegowuk Council is celebrating the election of their grand chief-elect; the first female in  Alison Linklater