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SUDBURY NORTHERN HOVERCRAFTS (www.northernhovercraft.blogspot.com)Come join Sudbury Northern Hovercrafts this March Break where there will be hovercraft demos and rides available at different lakes in and around the Sudbury Area, and take flight on a cushion of air as we glide across land, water, snow!
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Siblings represent Timmins on competitivecycling circuit (www.thedailypress.ca)Two members of the Timmins Cycling Club will be representing the city on the national and provincial mountain bike race circuit for the upcoming 2010 season.Marc-Antoine Nadon, 15, and his sister Marie-Pierre, 13, are among the top-ranked cyclists in their respective categories.
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Greater Sudbury inventor makes fishing easier (www.thesudburystar.com)"It's just foot operated," said Robichaud, of his Sure Catch foot-operated fish net tipper invention. "It works just like a garbage can in the kitchen. You put your foot down and it lifts the net."
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What Exactly Is Curling? (www.mentalfloss.com)Here’s a quick, stripped-down primer on everyone’s favorite icy alternative to shuffleboard
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5.Video: PUMA Hardchorus (www.pumahardchorus.com)
Puma: Hardchorus: Tottenham Hotspur football fans sing Savage Garden's Truly Madly Deeply in the most threatening a capella performance of a love song ever.
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Hundreds turn out for pond hockey - The Sudbury Star - Ontario, CA (www.thesudburystar.com)Anderson was one of about 150 volunteers who made it possible for the Pond Hockey Festival on the Rock 2010, set just off the skate path on Lake Ramsey near Science North, to take place. She got involved for a bunch of reasons.
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Kershaw's Olympic path a tragic one (www.thesudburystar.com)Devon Kershaw was 12 when he showed up for his first cross-c o u nt r y skiing training run with the Laurentian Nordic Ski Club.
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Outdoors Ontario (outdoors-ontario.blogspot.com)dedicated to all the people who enjoy Ontario's Outdoors. We will attempt to bring you feature articles on hunting, fishing, boating, ATV's, GPS, canoeing, kayaking, camping, hiking
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Infiltration: My First Eight Drains (www.infiltration.org)Meters below the busy streets above, a hidden concrete utopia snakes its way from the downtown core out beyond the suburbs.
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Huge Olympic military deployment shows times have changed (ca.news.yahoo.com)Americans have been told to keep a sharp eye out at Olympic venues, but also at other so-called soft targets, "unprotected Olympic venues, open spaces, hotels, railways and other transportation systems, churches, restaurants and other sites not associated with the Olympics."
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Carryology Anatomy of a good bag (carryology.com)Carryology is a virtual pin-board for exploring better ways to carry.We hope that by carrying better, we can roam more freely, with easy access to our things from wherever we end up.
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International Walk to School (www.iwalktoschool.org)international Walk to School Month gives children, parents, school teachers and community leaders an opportunity to be part of a global event as they celebrate the many benefits of walking.
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Bell Park Bike Path (www.ontariotrails.on.ca)The Bell Park Bike Path is an alternative parallel route to the Bell Park Walkway for cyclists who are banned from the walkway for safety reasons.
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Archives:Greater Sudbury's recreation panel gets earful at meeting (www.northernlife.ca)“I’m overtaxed now. This is gonna cost me money I can’t afford. Sudbury wants to be Toronto, we can’t afford to be Toronto…It’s a great idea but ahead of its time by 25 years,” Bacciaglia said, who believes the city’s priority should be on fixing the roads.
He asked McPhee who came up with the idea for the facility and was told it was the city’s planners as part of the 2004 Leisure Master Plan. He then cryptically responded “Planners are dreamers.” -
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Map your running routes. Plan routes before, or create route maps in real-time using iPhone and GPS. | Running Map (www.runningmap.com)Great mapping tool for runners
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Action-packed rabbit hunting (www.thesudburystar.com)Bang went my little 20-gauge shotgun as a white/greyish blur rocketed across the snow. I missed!
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Starting in December 2009, skiers will be able to enjoy evening and night skiing over a distance of 3km. The lighted trails span between the Chalet and the Refuge and also include Loop 5. Lighting has also been installed in the Chalet and the Refuge.
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Annual sled dog race draws continent's elite mushers (www.northernlife.ca)More than 70 such teams competed in the fourth annual Markstay-Warren Challenge the Champ Sled Dog Races, held at the Warren Arena, Jan. 3-4
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Pickleball (pickleballcanada.org)Now, pickleball is played in school physical education programs and at parks and recreation centers, correctional facilities, camps, YMCAs and retirement communities. The sport is popular among active senior adults and at community centers.
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Do you think your community has the strongest passion for hockey in Canada?Once again we are looking to you, Canada, to submit your photos and stories for your community’s Kraft Hockeyville bid!
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Walden ski club constructs new chalet (www.northernlife.ca)After a relaxing jaunt or an exerting sprint through the Naughton cross-country ski trails, skiers will soon have a new place to warm up and unwind, with ample room to stretch their arms and legs.The Walden Cross-Country Ski Club is building a new ski chalet at the mouth of the trail system, with improved facilities, and additional storage space.
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Parry Sounds Humphrey ski trails open despite new housing development (www.parrysound.com)For years, Humphrey Public School students have trekked across the highway at lunch time to strap on a pair of cross-country skis and enjoy the rural life before heading back into the classroom.
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Must View:BedJump.com - Bed Jump - Hotel Bed Jumping (www.hotelsbycity.net)“I am not a fan of family vacations to super touristy places like disney world, SO being on one, I had to entertain myself some how.”This is the exact same way i discovered bedjumping as a small child back in 1950’s when i was a wee small lad.
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Timmins hockey arenas get wireless Internet (www.timminstimes.com)Upon completion the project will have delivered 80 access points throughout Northeastern Ontario, 14 are currently operational. "Free Internet access points are now available in Hearst, Kapuskasing, Iroquois Falls, Timmins, Kirkland Lake, Englehart and Temiskaming Shores,
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Crazy Canadian Ice Fisherman (greensudbury.blogspot.com)Of course Canadians are crazy. They eat french fries with gravy.
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