|
|
The sun is shining, flowers and gardens are blooming and birds are chirping: summer is here! Cottages, canoes, kayaks and campfires pepper many conversations. Vacation fever has hit the school age crowd and parents alike!
Come on out and join the community: participate, create and celebrate. There are festivals happening all around, there is fun for everyone.
Many activities will be taking place around the city, volunteers are always needed. Find out what volunteer opportunities are available right here on mysudbury.ca. Don’t forget to have a look at the community events calendar when planning an outing.
Have fun, get involved, make new friends, do something new through mysudbury.ca, your Community Connection! |
|
| What's New
 | SALE! Community Resource Directory BUNDLE! The 2009/2010 Community Resource Directory is being offered at a drastically reduced price as we clear out remaining copies to make way for next year’s edition. Get the print AND CD-Rom versions for $39.99 (plus shipping). The Community Resource Directory contains a wealth of information on the broad range of community, social, health and government services in the Sudbury / Manitoulin districts. Read More ... |
|  | My Job Board My Job Board is a place where employers and job seekers can connect! It's a free online service provided by mysudbury.ca, where employers can post job vacancies and review resumés, while job seekers can post their resumés and respond to opportunities. Read More ... |
|  | Open Air Burning Learn all you need to know about municipal bylaws concerning open air burning. You will find plenty of information on burn permits, brush fires, crop residue fires, campfires, and more! Read More ... |
|  | 2010-2011 Fall/Winter Leisure Guide The 2010-2011 Fall/Winter Leisure Guide is now out. Don’t let the cold weather keep you indoors! Let the City of Greater Sudbury help you and your family stay mentally and physically fit this winter with our Leisure Programs! Read More ... |
|
| What's Happening?
 | Downtown Sudbury Ribfest The 2010 Downtown Sudbury Ribfest takes place September 3rd to 5th at the corner of Larch and Elgin Streets. This year’s event features six professional rib teams, live music, Northern Ontario’s largest car show, free wagon rides, a Budweiser beer tent and much more! Read More ... |
|  | M’Chigeeng Pow Wow The 23rd Annual M’Chigeeng Annual Pow Wow takes place September 4th and 5th. Join for an outdoor dance, traditional teachings, a fashion show, drumming, and much more. The event is being held at the M’Chigeeng Pow Wow Grounds at 352 Highway 551. Read More ... |
|  | Registration for French Workshops Registration for the free basic skills training workshop (in French) at Le Centre Alpha-culturel de Sudbury will take place on September 7th from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Registrations will be held in the basement of Le Centre de santé communautaire du Grand Sudbury. Read More ... |
|  | Money Workshops The Greater Sudbury Public Library’s Main branch presents Money 101 Workshop Part I and II on September 8th and 15th. Facilitator Dan Brooks, EFT Practitioner, will address some of the false premises around money that most people have. Read More ... |
|
|

| Sudbury Star Top Stories Northern Life Local News Health Unit News and Alerts |
VANCOUVER – The gunman believed to be holding hostages at the Discovery Channel headquarters in Silver Spring, Md., has a website registered under a Burnaby, B.C., address. Environmental protester James Lee, 43, allegedly entered the nature broadcaster's building Wednesday with an explosive device.[...]
Three of four B.C. RCMP officers under investigation for allegedly watching two women have sex in a jail cell have been suspended.[...]
A New York man survived a 40-storey fall, breaking both his legs after landing on a Dodge Charger. The man, identified as Thomas Magill, was in critical condition Tuesday night, the New York Daily News reported.[...]
The drive among women and homosexual men to lose weight comes more from a competitive instinct than a personal one, new research suggests.[...]
A breakthrough at Rice University in Texas means computer memory technology could become up to five times denser, cheaper and more durable.[...]
|
|
| Read More... |
|
Search Community Resource Directory
Community Calendar
Sep 2010
|