“If we feel that cases are not getting under control, then we certainly could implement additional measures, but at this time, the benefits of kids going to school continue to outweigh the risks.” Our current and future decisions are informed by what is happening here and in consultation with provincial guidance,” she said. “Public Health Sudbury and Districts is continuing to monitor the local situation and context.

Keeping kids in the classroom for in-person learning remains one of the health unit’s top priorities, however, and Martel said that there isn’t really “an appetite” provincially to shut schools down again. Public Health also plans to make an announcement later this week about targeted COVID-19 testing at schools in the Sudbury and Manitoulin districts. The health unit plans to use multiple tools to get school cases and outbreaks under control, including enhanced COVID-19 screening for students and staff and COVID-19 vaccinations for children aged five to 11. Joëlle Martel, a health promoter at Public Health Sudbury and Districts, said that while health officials are certainly concerned, there is no “single factor or setting” driving the increase in cases. Health unit says its goal is to keep kids in class as COVID-19 cases riseĪs the number of COVID-19 cases in local schools continues to rise rapidly, Sudbury’s health unit has indicated that it is reluctant to impose stricter measures to control the spread of the virus. Anyone with information regarding the woman’s location should immediately contact any OPP Detachment at 1-88 or if you wish to remain anonymous, call Crime Stoppers at 1-80 (TIPS) or submit information online at where you may be eligible to receive a cash reward of up to $2,000. Dupuis also has piercings in her right eyebrow and left cheek. She can be identified as well by several tattoos and piercings, including two stars and the word ‘MEL’ are tattooed on the left side of her neck, a heart near her left ear, the letter ‘D’ near her right ear, and two roses on the back of her neck. Dupuis is an Indigenous woman, standing 5-5 and weighing 110 pounds with a medium build, dyed blonde hair and brown eyes.

Police and family members are concerned for her well-being and are asking for the public's assistance to help locate her. The Nipissing West (Noelville) detachment of the OPP, with the assistance of the Nipissing West OPP Crime Unit, began investigating her case Nov. Police say she has ties in the City of Greater Sudbury area. Sudbury woman Angela Monique Marie Dupuis, 36, was last seen Aug. The OPP are investigating the case of a missing woman from Sudbury who hasn’t been seen since this summer.

OPP investigating case of Sudbury woman who hasn’t been seen since Aug. Good morning, Greater Sudbury! Here are a few stories to get you started on this Friday morning.

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