Culture and shared diversity celebrated in Sudbury
Science North and the Sudbury Multicultural and Folk Arts Association held an event showcasing many cultures, traditions and tastes that make up their diverse city.
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Sudbury Wolves select two from Slovakia in CHL import draft
The Sudbury Wolves have selected two players from Slovakia in today’s 2022 CHL Import Draft.
The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 76 in Sudbury also held Canada Day celebrations.
There was music and dancing with everyone taking time to honour the dedication of those who fought for the freedoms we enjoy in Canada today at the legion.
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Culture and shared diversity celebrated in Sudbury
Science North and the Sudbury Multicultural and Folk Arts Association held an event showcasing many cultures, traditions and tastes that make up their diverse city.
Sudbury Wolves select two from Slovakia in CHL import draft
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