In-person learning at Sudbury theatre camp returns
As Ontario moves into stages that will allow more venues to open, the Sudbury Theatre Centre is now accepting registrations for summer theatre camps.
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A piece of First Nations history now on display at Science North
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As Ontario moves into stages that will allow more venues to open, the Sudbury Theatre Centre is now accepting registrations for summer theatre camps.
A piece of First Nations history now on display at Science North
Officials at Science North say a new exhibit is designed to elevate Indigenous people while providing a hands-on experience with inventions and techniques that still influence society today.
Local reaction in Sudbury to the Canadian government lifting travel restrictions
Travellers say they're ready to fly after learning the Canadian government is planning to lift most international travel restrictions by early July.
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Porcupine Health Unit reports two COVID-19 deaths, confirms spread of Delta variant
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