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Despite some rain, Red Lake's annual Norseman Festival was another resounding success this past weekend.
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2.Wawa Goose Fest! (www.wawa-news.com)
Wawa is celebrating its recognition by Canada Post's new Stamp this afternoon beginning at 4 p.m. Canada Post will unveil the "Wawa Goose Stamp", one of four in it's second year of a three-year series of stamps that highlight roadside attractions from across the country.
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3.Highway Book Shop~serving book lovers since 1957 (www.highwaybooks.ca)
Highway Book Shop has been in operation since 1957 under the continuous ownership of Dr. Douglas C. Pollard. Starting small, as a printing shop, the business rapidly developed away from printing and into book sales. Printing became prominent again when publishing began in the early 1970s.
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4.Landmark Cobalt bookstore up for sale - (www.thesudburystar.com)
The tallest customers in her landmark Highway Book Shop appear dwarfed next to the towering shelves that hold more than 800,000 titles.She and her husband, Douglas Pollard, opened the shop 53 years ago
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5.my sister gave me a ride to sudbury from toronto … Photo - Sudbury (www.travbuddy.com)
my sister gave me a ride to sudbury from toronto and we had to stop and take a picture in the big chair
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6.Kent Hotel Sudbury England (www.kenthotel.net)
The scenic county of Kent borders east Sussex, Surrey and Greater London in south east England providing a brilliant commuter basis for its residents who work in the pulsating capital of the country
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7.Sudbury, Ontario « Bohemian Vagabonds (bohemianvagabonds.wordpress.com)
Upon arriving in Sudbury, we couldn’t help but notice the roads – They were so terribly out of shape that we couldn’t ignore them! The whole city’s roads are rough (apparently Sudbury is the only city with a real road problem), and the city was a lot smaller looking than we thought it would be
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8.markstay tavern (www.markstaytavern.com)
markstay tavern
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9.Sudbury couple opens Island’s first hostel (www.northernlife.ca)
Alain Harvey and Nathalie Gara-Boivin, a Sudbury couple who recently moved to Manitoulin Island to start an eco-friendly hostel in Providence Bay, are celebrating their new business
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10.Roadstories (roadstories.ca)
Final destination: Sudbury, Ontario and the Big Nickel
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11.Graffiti Exhibition : Waking Melbourne (www.walkingmelbourne.com)
"Graffiti is a unique part of Melbourne's urban fabric, particularly in our laneways, which attract a huge amount of visitors and contribute to the city's vibrancy."But Ms Avery conceded the ephemeral nature of graffiti made it difficult to protect. "In a practical sense, we may need to photograph the work and interview the artists so we get a social history about graffiti," she said.
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12.280 Heritage sault ste marie photos (search.ourontario.ca)
280 Heritage sault ste marie photos
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13.Welcome to Sudburytourism.ca! (www.sudburytourism.ca)
With the third largest French-speaking population outside of Quebec, Sudbury is a bilingual city and the centre of Franco-Ontarian culture in Ontario
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14.Sheguiandah First Nation roundhouse to start final phase this summer (www.manitoulin.ca)
A $3-million experiential tourism project will come to fruition in the Sheguiandah First Nation this summer, as the community embarks on the final phase of the long-awaited roundhouse
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15.Virtual tour of Manitoulin Island now possible on Google Maps (www.manitoulin.ca)
MANITOULIN-Images of Manitoulin are now available to voyeurs via Google's Street View tool, although in our case this feature might more accurately be called "Country View."
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16.North Bay Samuel de Champlain Museum to be rehabilitated (www.baytoday.ca)
Today’s investment of $300,000 in joint federal and provincial funding will rehabilitate the Samuel de Champlain Museum and Information Centre.
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17.North Bay Transit drivers shuttle crowds at Vancouver Olympics (www.baytoday.ca)
Five transit drivers jumped on the chance to represent North Bay at the Olympics, however, they were subject to the same criteria as if they were applying for a new job.
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18.Free Listing on LocalsKnow.ca & Secretdici.ca (www.localsknow.ca)
Canadian Tourism Commission (CTC) is offering an opportunity for our tourism operators & partners to advertise travel offers on the Locals Know & Secretd’ici websites
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19.Sudbury Hotels & Motels Ontario | Moonlight Inn & Suites Sudbury (www.moonlightinn.ca)
Toll Free Reservations: 1-(800)-424-0321. Local Tel: (705)-566-0321.
Location: 350 Moonlight Avenue, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. P3B 3W3 -
20.The 2010 Menton Lemon Festival in France (www.moolf.com)
It was pretty popular for its Menton’s February Festival
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21.CanadianDriver: Feature - Across Canada in a '66 VW Camper (www.canadiandriver.com)
Highway 69 goes north to the mining town of Sudbury, where it meets Highway 17 going west which bypasses Sudbury entirely
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22.Lemons and Oranges covering up a town in France (www.binscorner.com)
Every February there are held a Lemon festival in a town with warm climate favorable for lemon and orange groves, and that town is no other than Menton, France.
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23.‘tour de Fort’ grant to help re-branding (www.fftimes.com)
With passport sales having declined this season and last, Avis said the “tour de Fort” board felt it was time to get a fresh new marketing approach
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24.Burning Man: What is Burning Man? (www.burningman.com)
Trying to explain what Burning Man is to someone who has never been to the event is a bit like trying to explain what a particular color looks like to someone who is blind.
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25.Welcome to Queer Voices of the North Film Festival (www.queervoices.ca)
We are Northern Ontario's only queer film festival, and we're gearing up for our 5th, most exciting year ever.