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"Life in the Biosphere" event on Saturday March 6th Charles W. Stockey Centre in Parry Sound f (www.gbbr.ca)Come hear our keynote speaker Joseph Klein's presentation "Green Tourism - Paradox?", learn about the activities of the Georgian Bay Biosphere Reserve and listen to opening songs by MinWeWe Women's Hand Drumming Group.
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Events: Rainbow Routes invites residents to join Saturday hike (www.northernlife.ca)The Rainbow Routes Hike Club is inviting Greater Sudbury residents to join them on a hike, Saturday, March 6.
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Local movie production seeking staff (www.northernlife.ca)There are several positions still available, including director of photography, sound mixer, production manager, wardrobe supervisor, gaffer, key grip, camera assistant, continuity, electrics, grips, and production assistants.
“All candidates should submit their resume and a brief paragraph indicating their interest in a specific position. A three day shoot will take place August 21 to 23, 2010. -
4.Kinebik & Arhnaq - Performance by Aanmitaagzi Collective - WKP Kennedy Gallery (www.kennedygallery.org)
Saturday, February 20, 7 pm Penny Couchie, Sid Bobb, Tanya Lukin-Linklater, and friends will be down at the lake to perform a new dance piece in response to the Follies and to address a theme of ice as the creator.
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Something to do on Hump Day (theshield.cambrianc.on.ca)The first in a series of consecutive Open Screen Wednesdays kicked off to a packed house this week at S.R.O. night club in downtown Sudbury.
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THE GREAT EARTH DAY EMPORIUM--Fundraiser for the Greater Sudbury Earth Day Festival (www.earthdaysudbury.ca)Where : The Laughing Buddha, 194 Elgin street, Downtown Sudbury
When : Tuesday February 23rd, at 7:00 pm
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TSO hosting an evening in Tuscony (www.timsym.com)if European travel plans seem like just a mid-afternoon daydream, the Timmins Symphony Orchestra will help to quell your cultural cravings with its annual fundraiser set to take place this Saturday at the Dante Club.
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Sudbury Festivals looking for places to go during amphitheatre reconstruction (www.northernlife.ca)Community festivals that use Bell Park facilities every year are being challenged in 2010.The Grace Hartman Amphitheatre and surroundings at Bell Park are undergoing construction this year as part of a $5 million infrastructure renovation.
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For the birds (www.thesudburystar.com)The Sudbury Ornithological Society will meet on Feb. 22 at Marymount Academy, Room 204 at 7 p.m.
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Carnival spirit on parade in East End of Timmins (www.timminspress.com)Check out all the photos from the 2010 South Porcupine-Porcupine Winter Carnival Parade
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Beaver Lake Winter Carnival has something for everyone (www.thesudburystar.com)Go West to Worthington for the Annual Beaver Lake Winter Carnival: Something for everyone at the Beaver Lake Sports and Cultural Club.
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CANARYS holding rally on Monday (www.thesudburystar.com)An ad-hoc group of about 20 community members calling themselves the "C. A.N.A.R.Y. S." are concerned about the safety of the use of replacement workers at Vale Inco's Sudbury operations.The group -- which descended on city council before a meeting on Wednesday to hand out fliers -- are holding a rally outside the Copper Cliff smelter complex on Monday.
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Per tutti quelli così come noi (www.sootoday.com)For the 18th consecutive year, Le Maschere Laurenziane - a student theatre group housed in Laurentian University’s Italian studies program - will present their annual theatre production on February 5, 6, 7, 2010.
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Sudbury Public Library Calendar View (webcat.sudbury.library.on.ca)Sudbury Public Library Calendar
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Open Screen Wednesdays. Finally something to do on Hump Day! (www.thinknorth.ca)S.R.O. Lounge is proud to announce a new addition to Sudbury’s Arts and Culture Scene with the launch of Downtown Sudbury’s Open Screen Wednesdays.
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Rainbow Routes schedules winter hike (www.northernlife.ca)The hike is scheduled for Feb. 6, between 10 a.m. to noon. The hike is rated "6 out of 10" for difficulty, according to a news release from the club.Hikers are invited to meet at 9:45 a.m. at the ski cottage at the end of South Bay Road for a briefing before the hike begins.
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Nipissing offers a world of flavour (www.baytoday.ca)Look no further than Nipissing University’s International Food Fest, taking place on Saturday, February 6, 2010.
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Rainbow Routes Association Sustainable Mobility Plan (www.rainbowroutes.com)We look forward to meeting with you at any of the above meetings. If you are unable to attend, please complete the ONLINE SURVEY (English) ONLINE SURVEY (French)
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input on walking and cycling in Greater Sudbury (www.thesudburystar.com)If you are unable to attend and wish to participate, there is an online survey and further information available at www.rainbowroutes.com For more information call 674-4455 extension 2474.
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Sudbury Rocks event takes place on May 2 in downtown Sudbury. (www.thesudburystar.com)This year's event takes place on May 2 in downtown Sudbury.The race grew out of the Sudbury Fitness Challenge Sun Run six years ago with about 400 participants. Organizers added a full marathon and eventually brought the run downtown. Last year, about 1,500 runners and walkers took part.
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Easter Seals: Snowarama for Easter Seals Kids (www.persechinirun.org)Join Us!
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Snowarama for Easter Seals Kids - Sudbury
Skead Community Centre
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Barrie Rally tackling proroguing (www.thebarrieexaminer.com)Elvald said CAPP has about 400 members in its Barrie Facebook group, and she expects 100 to 200 of them to attend the rally.City police have been informed of the rally, but no city streets are being closed for it.
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Little Native Hockey League :. Welcome (www.lnhl.ca)2010 Host: Whitefish River First Nation
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Chris McKhool Concert at your public library this March Break (www.thesudburystar.com)Chris McKhool’s Earth, Sea and Air concert is part musical performance, part environmentalism and 100% fun!
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