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Two Towns: Espanola, Chapleau
From: Nothing Ordinary
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In this chapter, Krotz traces how the Northern Ontario School of Medicine reshaped healthcare in Espanola and Chapleau, where physician shortages left communities struggling for consistent medical care.
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Larry Krotz
Larry Krotz is a writer and documentary filmmaker who has worked with the Globe and Mail, the National Post, the Literary Review of Canada, the National Film Board of Canada, and PBS. He is the author of ten works of non-fiction, a novel, and a picture book. His latest book is a history of the Northern Ontario School of Medicine called Nothing Ordinary. Krotz currently lives in Toronto, ON.
