Here’s a look at this morning’s headlines for Friday, February 4

Greater Sudbury Police say Lorne Street was partially closed due to a structure fire at Hemlock Street.
Construction crews are tearing down the old WJ Fricker school this week with a rebuild estimated to be nearly $17.6 million ( $17,580,000 ) dollars.
James Bay OPP are looking for a suspect wanted in the theft of a motor vehicle that was parked at a residence on Radisson Crescent in the Town of Kapuskasing.
COVID-19 vaccination clinics in Sault Ste. Marie and Blind River are now accepting walk-ins.
The Sudbury Symphony Orchestra (SSO) announced Feb. 1 its new interim executive director, Jennifer Grant.
Onaping Falls Winter Carnival returns Feb. 4-6. This year’s carnival has a mix of in-person and virtual events.
Residents who have not received a COVID-19 vaccination can still run in municipal elections. That said, all municipal employees, volunteers, contractors, and councillors must demonstrate they have received their first vaccine dose and be fully vaccinated by March 2.
The city of Timmins director of public works, says infrastructure age and not the cold has been blamed on a number of water main breaks.
There were no injures following a fire scene at a multi-unit residence on Wallace Terrace in Sault Ste Marie.
With the extreme cold weather alert in Timmins and surrounding areas, Living Space on Spruce St. S., in Timmins. If you know someone in need of shelter, contact 705-531-7233.
Sudbury fire and police are on scene after a fire in a multi-unit building on Bancroft Drive, but add everyone has been evacuated with both paramedics and the Red Cross on scene.
Onaping Falls Winter Carnival returns Feb. 4-6 with a mix of in-person and virtual events
The District of Parry Sound Social Services Administration Board is working to direct those in need to community resources after the last point in time count, identified 87 people as without a home.
The Greater Sudbury ‘Hydrant Heros’ program is starting up once again to help clear the 5,800 hydrants from the snow around the City.
The North Bay Public Library is open for in-person service this coming Monday
In Elliot Lake, water on a section of Dieppe Avenue had to be shut off due to emergency repairs to a water main, and those still without water should call the city.
Northern College is launching new bursaries for students who are or have been in foster care.