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North Bay - Summer in the Park (www.northbaysummerinthepark.ca)Headline acts; Trooper, Midway, petting zoo, inflatable land, community group performances & displays, food & product vendors, local bands, Ray's Retile Show, secure bike zone, children's performers, art in the park, sporting activities, baby parade, Carlson's Sports & RV displays, outdoor movie in the park; Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, theatre groups and so much more
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annual Lumberjack Heritage Festival des bucherons (www.thedailypress.ca)Now in its 11th year, the festival has grown from a small event featuring amateur competitions to a three-day festival including professional shows, vendors, children's games, displays and even a replica of an old lumberjack camp.
Chantal Rody, community development officer with the Town of Kapuskasing, explained even though the industry may not be strong, the festival is designed to celebrate the reason for the community's existence. -
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Festival Words in the Wilderness July 23 – 29, (wordsinthewilderness.wordpress.com)Words in the Wilderness Literary Festival is a week-long festival of events in Sudbury, Ontario. The festival brings together members of the literary arts community from across Ontario, providing both established and emerging writers with an opportunity to showcase their work and gain the contacts and exposure needed to succeed.
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Gospelfest returns to city July 24 (www.northernlife.ca)The 8th annual Gospelfest takes place at Holy Redeemer Church on July 24. Seen here are Father Remi Hebert and Liisa Tyers.
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Bike Bike Workshops Aug 12 - 15 (www.bikebike.org)Bike! Bike! is an international annual conference organized by and for not-for-profit bike projects. It takes place in a different city each year. This year it will be hosted by Bike Pirates in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
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Ramsey Lake | Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup (shorelinecleanup.ca)Date: 19 September 2010 Starts: 15:00PM
Meeting location: Sudbury Canoe Club. Parking: From Paris Street, turn on John Street (towards Lake Ramsey). Turn right on Elizabeth Street. Brings you to parking lot adjacent to Canoe Club. -
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Solar fair to explain new power project - Elliot Lake (www.elliotlakestandard.ca)Blind River residents can learn about solar power-producing opportunities at an information fair this Saturday at the town's marina building from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Movie Monday Drive-In (uwinbig.ca)The Drive-In portion of our Block Party is free of charge and open to New Sudbury Centre customers on a “First Come – First Parked” basis.A section of our parking lot will be designated for the Drive-In (behind Future Shop) and will only open to vehicles at 5:30PM on each of the movie Mondays.
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Dragon boats: A big and flashy festival (www.thesudburystar.com)The beating drums were not the only sound at the Sudbury Dragon Boat Festival on Saturday.Amidst cheering teams and pumping music, festival cochair Steve Lee declared the event a success.
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Ontario Summer Games 2010 Tuesday, August 10th, 2010. (www.2010ontariosummergames.ca)The 2010 Ontario Summer Games will feature 32 official sports being played at nearly 40 venues across Greater Sudbury. Each sport will be conducted by its respective Provincial Sport Organizations - this includes determining all formats, rules, regulations and qualification processes
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FREE LIQUOR! at River and Sky (www.cklu.ca) -
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Sudbury Reads « Pipedreaming (vikkivansickle.wordpress.com)Each summer, for the month of July, I step out of my bookseller’s specs and into my dancing shoes. For the past five years, I have been involved in a musical theatre camp run by Lock and Keynote Productions. You can check out our website here. We arrived in Sudbury, our first stop, on the 4th, and have been here ever since, singing, dancing, and acting out hearts out- basically, every day is like a G-rated episode of Glee, complete with Journey singalongs.
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Sudbury Pride week geared to all ages (www.northernlife.ca)A rainbow flag was raised at Tom Davies Square on July 12 to proclaim the official opening of Sudbury Pride Week.
Members of Greater Sudbury's lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transsexual, two-spirited and queer communities are hosting events throughout the week to celebrate their diverse sexual orientations. -
14.Kershaw coming home (www.thesudburystar.com)
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Tibetan Canadian Cultural Centre is proud to sponsor - His Holiness the Dalai Lama Toronto Visit - October 22-25, 2010 (dalailamatoronto2010.org)Once again, the Tibetan Canadian Cultural Centre is honoured to welcome His Holiness the Dalai Lama to Toronto. Thank you for your interest in learning about the events organized during His Holiness’ visit from October 22 to 25, 2010.
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16.Jennifer Metcalfe (www.theclosetliverpool.com)
Celbrity dress hire. Hire celeb dresses for less. Dresses by Jennifer Metcalfe, Mcqueen Sisters, Claire Cooper, Leah Hackett.
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17.Bell Park Gazebo Concert Series (www.greatersudbury.ca)
What could be more enchanting than an outdoor concert on a hilltop overlooking beautiful Ramsey Lake? The Bell Park Gazebo Concert Series returns this summer with performances by talented local artists every Sunday evening.
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Sudbury Cyclists celebrate joy of biking and eating food afterwards (www.northernlife.ca)Members from the the sixth annual Ramsey Lake Cycle Tour stopped by Tom Davies Square June 19 for a bite to eat after a 26 km ride around the lake.
“I did it in about two hours,” Brent Byers said. He considers the ride a family fun time he can enjoy with his children. -
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Sudbury Blues For Food concerts shakes it up downtown (www.northernlife.ca)Greater Sudbury's Sulfur City Blues Band attracted people as early as noon to the 20th annual Downtown Rotary Blues For Food charity fundraiser.
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20.Sudbury high school students decorate Green Stairs (www.northernlife.ca)
Sudbury's first art walk is being unveiled at the Green Stairs on Ste. Anne's Road on June 17. The celebration will take place from 5 p.m. until 7 p.m.
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21.Meyer headlines Manitoulin Poetry Festival on July 10 - (www.thesudburystar.com)
The Manitoulin Poetry Festival, slated for July 10 in Gore Bay, will feature a morning workshop and an afternoon of poetry readings designed to celebrate the spoken word.
The Gore Bay Museum and Heritage Centre and the Manitoulin Writers' Circle have pooled resources to present the 2010 installment of the Manitoulin Writers' Retreat, now in its 11th year of showcasing the literary arts in Northern Ontario. -
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Festival celebrates Junction Creek (www.thesudburystar.com)The event included fish releases, tree planting, bug identification sessions, an interpreted hike, a nature scavenger hunt, a barbecue and nature-inspired folk songs sung by Billy John."We just wanted to have fun," said Olivia, explaining why her family came out to the festival.
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SudburyMoms.com in co-operation with Roma Hairstyles, Julie Berthelot Image Consulting, PhotoCaptiva, and Heels N Handbags are giving you a Sexy 4 Summer makeover. This is our first city wide contest and very easy to enter. Upload a picture of yourself on our site with a brief description of why you deserve to be oh so Sexy 4 Summer. Contest details can be found on SudburyMoms.com or on our Facebook Fan Page (Notes Box). Grand prize will be drawn on June 28th with the winner being notified by email.
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Sudbury Pride!! (sudburypride.com)As the Northern Pride LGBT History contributions increase we will have a better sense of our history in Northern Ontario
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25.Big changes in store this year for Dragon Boat Festival (www.thesudburystar.com)
Paddlers on the FNX'ers team from Quadra FNX Mining Ltd listen to instructions before heading out on Ramsey Lake on Monday evening, the team was the first to practice for this year's dragon boat races.
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