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The mysudbury image campaign is being used as the foundation to build community cohesiveness and pride; for marketing campaigns to attract business investment, recruit and retain professionals, promote tourism, and encourage internal investment. mysudbury is more than a slogan, but a campaign that gives you the knowledge and pride to act as an ambassador of Greater Sudbury.

It is time to remind the community and those outside of our great city of the attributes and strengths that Greater Sudbury offers. We are working to dispel the misconceptions and to invite community members, businesses and organizations to share their positive message about Sudbury.

Sudbury Image Campaign Partners have a lot to say about why the image of our community is important. Click here to read additional testimonials.

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	Feature Partner: Superior Auto Collision Welcome Superior Auto Collision to the mysudbury Campaign. This family owned business provides "superior" service in auto body collision repair and painting, and vehicle customizing. Visit them at 2397 Lasalle Blvd. Read More ...

	Leveraged Advertising and Partners The mysudbury campaign is a success in part due to our partners who continue to support the mysudbury Image Campaign with the placement of the mysudbury logo within their own marketing tools. There are over 265 partners participating to date. The total market value of leveraged advertising including partners and purchased from the launch of the Image Campaign in February 2006 ending Jly 2010 is over $5.8 million. Thank you to all our mysudbury partners who as ambassadors for Greater Sudbury are helping to promote our fine city! Click Read More for a list of partners. Read More ...

	Susan Stewart's Visit to Greater Sudbury Susan Stewart of Toronto, Ontario is a former stand-up comic turned Human Resources Professional, author, event host and inspirational speaker. Click Read More to read what she had to say following a recent visit to Greater Sudbury. Read More ...

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	Sign Up Form The mysudbury campaign is seeking partners to help build the image. It is time to remind the community of the attributes and strengths that Greater Sudbury offers. We are working to dispel the misconceptions and to invite community members, businesses and organizations to share their positive message about Sudbury. There are no fees to participate in the mysudbury Image Campaign. Join us today and become an ambassador for Greater Sudbury. Read More ...

	Samples of Advertising The mysudbury campaign gives you the knowledge and pride to act as an ambassador of Greater Sudbury and is seeking partners to help build the image. As a partner you can help to spread this message by incorporating the image into your own marketing efforts. Click here to see how our partners are helping to spread the message. Read More ...

	Feature Testimonial - New Orelans Pizza - Lasalle Blvd. The mysudbury Image Campaign has been an essential tool to growing our business. What started out as a website listing and a plaque on our wall, the mysudbury office has grown to be a great partner that has endless opportunities. Click Read More for a full testimonial. Read More ...

	Additional Testimonials Sudbury Image Campaign Partners have a lot to say about why the image of our community is important. Click Read More to view additional testimonials. Read More ...

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Police charge Valley East man in wife's death UPDATED

A longtime resident of Henri Court describes a couple of neighbours involved in a deadly incident "nice people, very nice people, extremely nice people" who never caused any trouble in Valley East's Carol Richard Park.[...]

Everyone is an e-mail addict: survey

More than two-thirds of Brits and Americans are addicted to e-mail and feel compelled to check it at home, on sick days, on holidays and even in bed, a new study has found.[...]

Canadian mining CEO bonuses surge in 2010

Canadian mining company executives are looking forward to a bonanza year in 2010, with cash bonuses surging thanks to higher commodity prices, a survey found. Payouts will go from 61% of salary in 2009 to 88% in 2010, according to Coopers Consulting and PricewaterhouseCoopers.[...]

USCG responding to possible rig blast in Gulf

HOUSTON - The U.S. Coast Guard was flying helicopters to a possible offshore drilling rig explosion in the the Gulf of Mexico, a Coast Guard spokesman said. Helicopters were an hour away from the site of the possible explosion, said Coast Guard Petty Officer Prentice Danner.[...]

Hawking: God did not create the universe

LONDON - God did not create the universe and the "Big Bang" was an inevitable consequence of the laws of physics, the eminent British theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking argues in a new book. In "The Grand Design," co-authored with U.S.[...]

Canadian astronaut to command space station for six months

Chris Hadfield is preparing for his third trip to space - this time for a gruelling six-month mission as the first Canadian astronaut to command the International Space Station.[...]

Public in the dark about wind turbine projects: Sault MP

A growing chorus of critics says the provincial government needs to be more up front about proposals for wind energy projects across Ontario. Sault Ste.[...]

Blast causes extra damage in Hornepayne

A construction blast did more damage than planned in Hornepayne on Wednesday. A contractor was blasting rock at Third and Front streets to prepare the property for bunkhouses, Ontario Provincial Police said.[...]

Rowswell remembered; Sault mayor hailed as a leader

More than 600 people packed a ballroom at the former Great Northern Conference Centre on Wednesday to honour Mayor John Rowswell. Rowswell, 55, lost his hard-fought battle with cancer Tuesday, leaving behind his wife Donna, four children, Joel, Donald, Patricia and Jody, and eight grandchildren.[...]

First highway roundabout being built near Mattawa

About 11 kilometres are being rehabilitated from the intersection of Highway 533 through the community of Mattawa, the province announced Wednesday.[...]

Clement doles out $2M on Sudbury trip

From budding minds to budding companies, Canada's Industry minister came to Sudbury on Wednesday bearing gifts.[...]

Unclear whether cyclist will ride again

It is too soon to know if Giovanni Leon will ever cycle again. The 71-year-old Inco retiree underwent several hours of surgery Wednesday at Sudbury Regional Hospital after he was struck by a motor vehicle during a cycling safety event Tuesday night on Long Lake Road.[...]

One way to spark outrage

Residents of sleepy William Street in Garson are pointing in opposite directions when it comes to the future of their street. In February, the narrow residential street was designated one way, for southbound traffic only, by the city.[...]

'We are proud to be able to donate'

The Home for a Hero Project Committee announced Wednesday that Northern Air ClimateCare has donated heating and air purification systems worth $15,000 for Cpl. Bill Kerr's home.[...]

Face-to-face with father's killer

David MacDonald often wondered how he would react if he ever met his father's killer on the street. On July 19, as he was coming out of the Lorne Street beer store, MacDonald turned the corner to come face-to-face with Michel Burnett, the man who stabbed his father to death seven years ago.[...]

'I've never seen a fight' - concert in Sudbury Saturday

The underground metal scene needs a brighter spotlight in Sudbury, says promoter Chris Finlay. Finlay is hosting a concert Saturday at the Serbian Hall from 6-11 p.m. The show features metal groups Depths of Hatred, Beyond Within, Divided We Fall, Neuraxis and headliners Beneath the Massacre.[...]

Judge tells accused: 'Be a kid. Don't be a criminal'

A teenaged boy told a youth court judge this week that he wasn't "thinking straight" when he stole a car from a Sutton Place driveway early in August.[...]

Authors festival coming to Sudbury

The 31st annual International Festival of Authors is expanding its touring program, IFOA Ontario, Oct. 21-Nov.[...]

News Briefs

CAN MEETING SEPT. 22 The Walden Community Action Network will host a public forum Sept. 22, 7 p.m. in the Kinsmen Hall in Lively to provide an update on the expansion of the City of Lakes Family Health Team into the former municipal offices of Walden.[...]

Help for the vulnerable

The city will spend $452,378 to create a six-bed transitional housing project for the chronically homeless experiencing mental-health issues. The contract for the shelter was awarded by city council to the Canadian Mental Health Association on Aug.[...]

Smoking under fire

Smokers indulging their craving could face a long walk when the North Bay Regional Health Centre opens next year.[...]

Probe of Mattawa meetings complete

The findings of an investigation by the Ontario ombudsman's office into complaints over several closed meetings in Mattawa will be made public once a report is forwarded to the municipality.[...]

Watch for children as school year begins

The Sudbury and Espanola OPP detachments urge drivers, children and their parents to think safety as students head back to school next week. Back to school means more children walking and biking on our roads, so motorists need to take special care while driving.[...]

Cogeneration plant would be good for French River

In French River, we'll have clean air, alright. A few members of the French River area are willing to compromise the very future of our municipality and the services available in the community for fear that a cogeneration plant may pollute their pure and pristine environment.[...]

Zeta-Jones furious cancer went undetected

Actress Catherine Zeta-Jones admits to having a hard time watching husband Michael Douglas battle throat cancer and has told People magazine she is furious with doctors for not detecting his disease sooner.[...]

Report: MPs spend less under minority governments

The recent series of minority governments may have cost taxpayers nearly $1 billion in elections expenses, but they have also kept parliamentary spending to a minimum by forcing MPs to stay close to Ottawa.[...]

'Fresh start' to year

It starts now. That's the theme of this year's Sudbury Wolves training camp. The slogan is emblazoned on the back of the T-shirts worn by nearly 60 hopefuls as camp opened Wednesday with registration and fitness testing at Sudbury Community Arena.[...]

Tim Yu named Cambrian athletic director

Cambrian College's new athletic co-ordinator won't need a tour of his new digs. Cambrian grad and former Golden Shield badminton coach Tim Yu was introduced Wednesday as the person to take over from longtime former co-ordinator Bob Piche, who retired in the spring.[...]

Alouettes a target as champs

The College Notre Dame Alouettes boys football team know they have a bullseye on their their collective backs this season. No matter. As defending league champs, it's expected. And with the intense practices and numbers the team has drawn already, don't bet against them this season, either.[...]

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