Author of the article: Special to The Sudbury Star
Publishing date: Apr 28, 2021 • 56 minutes ago • 5 minute read • Rob and Cheryl McEwen unveil the new signage after announcing their investment of $10 million in Laurentian University s School of Architecture in Sudbury, Ont. on Wednesday June 29, 2016. The school will now be known as The McEwen School of Architecture. Gino Donato
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Note: This column is submitted amidst rumours Laurentian University, facing financial difficulties, might sell the McEwen School of Architecture building.
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By David Robinson
Terrance Galvin
The McEwen School of Architecture in downtown Sudbury is a stunning accomplishment for the Sudbury community. The school is rooted in the community, it was created by the community and was paid for by the community.
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It can be challenging for businesses whose customers come from China, Russia and Korea, especially when the borders are closed due to COVID-19.
Mark Downey, CEO of Fur Harvesters Auction Inc. in North Bay, was proud to announce to the business community during a funding announcement Friday morning that through the pandemic, the company was able to keep its doors open and not lay off staff.
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“Normally, our business depends on an international clientele travelling to North Bay, which was made impossible by COVID-19. With our normal business operations disrupted at the same time that we were in expansion mode, (Northern Ontario Recovery Program) funding has been a real shot in the arm, helping us to keep our doors open and our staff employed,” he said.