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Area company using 3D printer to create parts for face masks, shields

Area company using 3D printer to create parts for face masks, shields

Kubota waiting to learn whether parts meet hospitals' standards; 'Everybody needs to come together and help out,' official says
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Good morning, Midland!

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<b>COVID-19:</b> How music and the arts have connected us

COVID-19: How music and the arts have connected us

Many musicians are reaching out from isolation on balconies, in condos or the outdoors during the COVID-19 pandemic
Melting of lake ice can be indication of climate change, says professor

Melting of lake ice can be indication of climate change, says professor

'There’s been more change in the freeze-up date than in the thaw date'
Penetanguishene provides municipal update

Penetanguishene provides municipal update

Updates are made as efficiently as possible based on communications from business owners
OPP appeals to off-roaders to be safe

OPP appeals to off-roaders to be safe

Three fatalities have OPP reminding off-roaders to avoid behaviours that pose serious risks to their safety
Area long-term-care employees hold protest, demand more protection for workers

Area long-term-care employees hold protest, demand more protection for workers

Workers at an area home are asking the government for more on-the-job protection with N95 masks provided for all staff
Township of Tiny issues reminder of what some non-essential services are

Township of Tiny issues reminder of what some non-essential services are

The reminder relates specifically to work around the house
Provincial COVID-19 cases continue to climb with total now over 6,000 for Ontario

Provincial COVID-19 cases continue to climb with total now over 6,000 for Ontario

Today's increase is about the same as yesterday's with 478 more lab-confirmed COVID-19 cases (an 8.3 per cent increase)
<b>CANADA:</b> Flattening the cash-flow gap coronavirus curve

CANADA: Flattening the cash-flow gap coronavirus curve

Businesses need to take instant action to prevent cash-flow insolvencies in the midst of COVID-19, accountancy professor says