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Jenny Lamothe
Jenny Lamothe · IN Inside Sudbury.com
A severe leg infection six weeks ago sent Marc Gervais to Health Sciences North, where he has been sleeping and eating next to a toilet due to the hospital being more than 100-per-cent over capacity, and the fact that, because he is homeless, he can’t get the home care he needs
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Christina Carmichael
Christina Carmichael · IN Good news
**Today is National Carpe Diem Day!** Seize the day and learn some other popular Latin phrases that have stood the test of time: 1. **Status quo** – The existing state (of affairs) 2. **Mea culpa** – Through my fault 3. **Bona fide** – In good faith 4. **Persona non grata** – An unwelcome person 5. **Alma mater** – Nourishing mother 6. **Deus ex machina** – God from the machine
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge · IN Gardening
🌱 What to Plant in your Sudbury Greenhouse in March (Zones 4a & 3b) 🥶 Direct Sow (Cold-Tolerant Crops for Raised Beds) These cool-weather crops can be planted directly in your greenhouse beds if daytime temps stay above 5-10°C : 🥬 Leafy Greens → Spinach, Kale, Swiss Chard, Arugula 🔹 🔥 TIP: Use row covers, cold frames, or fleece blankets inside your greenhouse to retain warmth at night.
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Heidi Ulrichsen
Heidi Ulrichsen · IN Inside Sudbury.com
I just tried my first and last Cherry Blossom, thanks to our food writer Anastasia Rioux, who gave me one from her hoard of the discontinued treat. I loved it! I'm on a sugar high now, though.
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Heidi Ulrichsen
Heidi Ulrichsen · IN Inside Sudbury.com
Having been without a chancellor since 2021, following the resignation of former chancellor Steve Paikin in the wake of LU’s insolvency, Laurentian University’s board of governors approved procedures for the appointment of a chancellor at its Feb. 21 meeting.
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Reggie Fitchett
Reggie Fitchett · IN Technology
Hey Riley, I tried to respond to your post, but I was limited to 1000 characters. Here is my full response. From my earliest years, I've been captivated by the world of technology. My childhood wasn't just filled with the usual toys; it included a fascination with buttons – particularly those intriguing ones on car dashboards, each promising a hidden function. This early curiosity extended to the local Canadian Tire, where the demo Atari game
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Andrew Stuetz
Andrew Stuetz · IN Hockey
The Greater Sudbury Cubs are down one spot in the CJHL Top 20 Power Rankings. The Cubs continue to top the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League table at 39-5-1-1. Their next game comes Thursday, February 27 when the Cubs host the French River Rapids at Countryside Arena.
Photo by: Andrew Stuetz, Greater Sudbury Cubs media
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Holly Abbott
Holly Abbott · IN Good news
Forgiveness is a powerful act of letting go. It's about releasing the grip of anger, resentment, and hurt, allowing yourself to heal and move forward. Forgiveness doesn't mean condoning or forgetting the wrong that was done, but rather choosing to release the negative emotions that hold you back. Forgiving others, and even ourselves, can be a challenging process, but it's a crucial step towards inner peace and healing. It allows us to break
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Jenny Lamothe
Jenny Lamothe · IN Inside Sudbury.com
More than 100 people gathered at downtown Sudbury's Hnatyshyn Park and St. Mary’s Ukrainian Catholic Church to honour those lost, and those still fighting
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge · IN Gardening
GREEN LIVING: How food sovereignty helps build resilient communities
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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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