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Important public art in Sudbury stolen and sold as scrap metal (opens the original)
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Three weeks ago, in the darkness of night, a piece of public art was stolen from the shores of Ramsey Lake, close to Science North. The Junction Creek Brook Trout release sculpture, which was temporarily on display between Science North and the William Ramsey Boat before it was stolen, pays tribute to “The Power of Young People” and to Sudbury’s children who release fish annually into the once-polluted creek, an event close to environmentalist Jane Goodall’s heart. The sculpture, created by inte
French Fest celebrates Sudbury’s francophones, francophiles and newcomers (opens the original)
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French Fest is a free celebration on Sept. 26 beginning at 10 a.m. at Memorial Park in downtown Sudbury. It’s our city’s annual celebration that brings together francophones, francophiles and newcomers to the area. Grilled foods, local products, and regional specialties showcase our region’s producers as artists entertain. Throughout the day, families are invited to enjoy a host of youth activities, entertainment and experiences designed for all ages. Ari Cui Cui takes to the cultural stage at 1
Here’s what you need to know about the Sudbury Jazz Festival (opens the original)
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The highly anticipated sounds of jazz are on the musical horizon as enthusiasts count the days to the Sudbury Jazz Festival in downtown Sudbury from Sept. 10 to 12. Montreal Comes to Sudbury on Thursday, Sept. 10 at Place des Arts. Beginning at 5 p.m., early birds can enjoy Montreal smoked meat sandwiches and special Montreal beverages while listening to the smooth stylings of the popular Jamie Dupuis, Emma McDaniel and Zak Martel in the bistro. The evening’s enjoyment includes surprises and pri
Acclaimed director Richard Rose returns to Sudbury for Lungs (opens the original)
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For theatre lovers, having acclaimed Canadian theatre director Richard Rose return home to direct a play is a cause for celebration. Even though we claim him as our own, a hometown boy who grew up in Sudbury, his canvas is global. He is a sought-after theatre director, a winner of five Dora awards for direction, a Los Angeles Drama Critics Award for Direction and a Bitef Festival’s (Belgrade) Audience Choice Award. In 2024, he was selected for the Order of Canada, which stated in a release: “Ric
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