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Snow close.
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George Bardeggia
George Bardeggia · IN Photography
Friendly chick-a-dee.
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Melissa Porter
Melissa Porter · IN Good news
“The Best Way to Predict the Future is to create it” Good news
Lacy Atalick
Lacy Atalick · IN Baking
Hi! I’m thrilled to be hosting this space alongside Cindy and Josee. For the weekend - here’s a great recipe for brown butter maple blondies. I love this one because the ingredient list is simple - if you have maple syrup and some basics, you’re set. Pictures of the recipe included in this post.
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Heidi Ulrichsen
Heidi Ulrichsen · IN Inside Sudbury.com
Another delicious spread in the newsroom by publisher Abbas Homayed. We’re so spoiled!
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Andrew Stuetz
Andrew Stuetz · IN Snapshots
Hello 👋🏼 so glad you’ve found this space — a blank canvas that’s waiting for a community to bring it to life. The SPACES Team is recruiting hosts to be at the helm of this space, and a few others. If you’re curious about the opportunity and want to play a leading role in a safe, knowledge-based network that’s exclusive to your city, we’d love to hear from you. Fill out the form below 👇🏼 and we’ll be in touch with next steps. If you
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Andrew Stuetz
Andrew Stuetz · IN Photography
SPACES photographers capture Sudbury: Check out the following gallery showcasing some amazing photos from YOU － our SPACES photographers! Make sure to share your photos so you can get highlighted in the next gallery! 📸
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Len Gillis
Len Gillis · IN Inside Sudbury.com
It was interesting as heck today to do some research for a story on the fact so many Northern Ontario communities were represented as namesakes for ships in the Royal Canadian Navy back in the day. We are coming up on the 80th anniversary of the end of the Battle of the Atlantic, the longest and perhaps the most arduous battle of the Second World War. More than 100 new ships were created for the Canadian Navy which battled the Nazi submarine
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Len Gillis
Len Gillis · IN Inside Sudbury.com
Do you remember early days of the pandemic? Do you remember the drive-thru vaccine days? It was fun to chat with public health officials to get their take on what it was like five years ago.
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Andrew Stuetz
Andrew Stuetz · IN Outdoors
Thursday Trail feature: Duck Trail － Looking for a peaceful outdoor escape? Try this 3.5-km loop trail; an easy route that takes about an hour to complete. It's perfect for hiking, snowshoeing and running, and with fewer crowds, you can enjoy a quiet adventure in nature! Open year-round, this trail is beautiful in every season.
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George Bardeggia
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HISTORY IN THE STREET - I drove through downtown Sudbury today and spied these potholes at the intersection of Elm and Lisgar Streets. They exposed a section of tracks from the former Sudbury Copper Cliff Street Railway. Sudbury's last street cars ran in either 1950 or 1951, and this section of Lisgar Street has obviously avoided any major road reconstruction for 75 plus years.
Looking South from Elm Street. You can see the outline of the railbed in the asphalt extending down Lisgar St. 2
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