An appeals court has ruled Greater Sudbury wasn’t responsible for injuries in 2022 to a man working for a contractor hired to clear the area around the city’s historic flour mill silos.
The toppled basket of a boom lift lies on the ground next to the Flour Mill silos on Notre Dame Avenue in Sudbury following a serious workplace incident on June 6, 2022.
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