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1.MyarchN - your friendly network about Architecture (www.myarchn.com)
your friendly network about Architecture
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2.VALLEY EAST TODAY (www.valleyeasttoday.ca)
This is a community online magazine and weekly newspaper designed to recognize the accomplishments and achievements of the people living in the Town of Valley East. Is a "living history" of the community and a place where people can share their own stories, opinions and memories of Valley East.
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3.Audio & Video | Institute for Social Ecology (www.social-ecology.org)
Social Ecology n 1: a coherent radical critique of current social, political, and anti-ecological trends. 2: a reconstructive, ecological, communitarian, and ethical approach to society.
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4.Sudbury couple launches website for moms (www.northernlife.ca)
A study that shows a larger number of mothers are spending more time online has prompted two Sudbury residents to start a local networking site aimed specifically to helping mothers communicate.
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5.Centre for Massive Change? | Bureau (bureaugroup.ca)
A few months back, we had a wonderful night here in Sudbury. Hundreds of people gathered in the student center at Cambrian College of Applied Arts and Technology to hear local boy Bruce Mau speak.
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6.Sudbury Shutterbugs Photography Club (www.sudburyshutterbugs.ca)
We are a Sudbury Photo club, Sudbury Photography club, and the Sudbury Camera Club. We consist of life long enthusiast, to first time camera owners. Please come out to our meetings and share in our love for photography.
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7.January 21 2010 CAN Munites (web.me.com)
Minutes of the Onaping Falls Community Action Network Public Meeting January 21, 2010.
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8.New group has new moms on their minds (www.orilliapacket.com)
Kara Sears, owner of the downtown shop Ecocentric, and Rebecca Rogerson are starting Mindful Moms, a free monthly gathering for new and expectant moms."The information isn't always easily accessible," said Sears, who gave birth to a girl three months ago.
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9.The Sudbury Arts Council (www.sudburyartscouncil.org)
Our mission is to connect, communicate, and celebrate. We connect local artisans with each other and their audience, we communicate as an umbrella organization, ensuring artists have a voice in the Sudbury region and that the arts remain relevant to the community and we celebrate the arts for everyone in the Sudbury area.
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10.Onaping and Levack CAN (web.me.com)
Thursday, January 7, 2010 Onaping Falls Community Action Network
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11.Massey Bird Count a flying success (www.thesudburystar.com)
Co-organizer Erwin Messiner (co-organized with Hearther Barker,) reported a fantastic turn out of 22 field observers and 21 feeder watchers at 19 locations this year.
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12.Catching up with GreenSudbury - thegreenpages - Ontario (thegreenpages.ca)
We first noticed GreenSudbury through their dynamic, well-connected, socially-driven web site. We dropped them an email recently to see what they have been up to…
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13.Background Benefits of Community Action Networks What Community Action Networks are Not The Need for Terms of Engagement (74.125.93.132)
On June 10, 2001, City Council unanimously adopted recommendations from the Mayor’s TaskForce on Community Involvement and Volunteerism, including a recommendation to initiate Community Action Networks
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14.Home - Ward1 CAN (communities.mysudbury.ca)
Ward 1 CAN is a community action network made up of volunteers who reside within the boundaries of Ward 1 in the community of Greater Sudbury. This dedicated group of volunteers is committed to enhancing the natural beauty of the ward, identifying challenges and concerns of citizens regarding the ward and acting as a liaison to the City of Greater Sudbury on behalf of the citizens
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15.Onaping Falls Community Action Network (OFCAN) (communities.mysudbury.ca)
The Onaping Falls Community Action Network (OFCAN) brings people living in the Onaping Falls neighbourhoods together to share ideas and suggestions to promote positive change within the community.
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16.Coalition for a Liveable Sudbury Meeting Minutes (communities.mysudbury.ca)
The Coalition for a Liveable Sudbury is a grassroots network of citizen groups and individuals who share a vision of Sudbury as a green, healthy and engaged community.
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17.Help-Portrait (help-portrait.com)
Help Portrait is a movement of photographers who are using their time, equipment and expertise to give back to those who are less fortunate this holiday season.
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18.Help Portrait Sudbury (www.snapsudbury.com)
Three Sudbury photographers used their talents to provide free portraits for over 30 less fortunate people.
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19.Archives: Diversity Thrives Here! (www.sudburydiversity.ca)
In 2002, focus groups were held among the Aboriginal, Francophone, multicultural and educational sectors. The overall message repeated was that the City of Greater Sudbury must address service deficiencies and break through institutional racism.
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20.North Bay Mayors Annual Think Tank (www.city.north-bay.on.ca)
The idea is to get North Bay born people who have moved away but still come home for the holidays to give advice on the city and its issues.
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21.Spartan Youth Radio We're All Kinds of Different (www.spartanyouthradio.com)
Spartan Youth Radio is the ONLY high school podcast radio station in Canada and is run out Espanola High School in the small northern pulp and paper town of Espanola, Ontario, Canada.
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22.4H Club hosts awards night (www.midnorthmonitor.com)
The Massey 4H Club held their annual awards night on Thursday, December 3, at the Massey Legion. 4H leaders, club members, parents, families and friends attended the event and learned a little about what the members have been up to this past year.
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23.Welcome | Friends of Canadian Broadcasting (www.friends.ca)
Friends of Canadian Broadcasting is dedicated to the preservation and promotion of Canadian culture and identity on radio and television
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24.Sudbury Ward One residents brainstorm future of Lorne Street corridor (www.northernlife.ca)
About 60 people gathered at the Caruso Club on Nov. 26, to discuss what the Lorne Street corridor could look like in the future.
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25.Video: YMCA Peace Week (www.thesudburystar.com)
YMCA World Peace Week provides an opportunity for YMCAs across the country to promote activities and educational programs to help people explore peace from a personal, community, and international perspective.