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Article content May 16 50/50 draw: The Maison de soins palliatives to Sudbury Hospice, better known as Maison McCulloch Hospice, is running a monthly 50/50 electronic draw series. Tickets for the second draw, which will be drawn on May 17, are available at hospicehug5050.ca. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Sudbury listings, May 16 to May 18 Back to video Summer camps: The YMCA of Northeastern Ontario has opened registration for summer day camps in Sudbury, North Bay, and their surrounding areas. The YMCA of Northeastern Ontario has more than 10 camp locations in North Bay, Sudbury and their surrounding communities. The YMCA says the health and safety of campers, staff and the community is its top priority, with all COVID‐19 protocols and procedures in place as per local public health guidelines. Go to www.ymcaneo.ca/day-camps/ for more information on YMCA Summer Day Camp.
Article content May 14 Summer camps: The YMCA of Northeastern Ontario has opened registration for summer day camps in Sudbury, North Bay, and their surrounding areas. The YMCA of Northeastern Ontario has more than 10 camp locations in North Bay, Sudbury and their surrounding communities. The YMCA says the health and safety of campers, staff and the community is its top priority, with all COVID‐19 protocols and procedures in place as per local public health guidelines. Go to www.ymcaneo.ca/day-camps/ for more information on YMCA Summer Day Camp. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser.
Article content May 12 Health: The Northern Cancer Foundation has launched its new Do-It-Yourself (DIY) online fundraising platform. Every year, the NCF said it is the charitable recipient of many lemonade stands, school dress-down days, birthdays and athletic challenges, but COVID-19 has changed the way donors can raise funds. In response, the NCF DIY website gives interested fundraisers digital tools to create their own fundraiser. Register your DIY fundraiser at bit.ly/NCF-DIY. Visit the NCF DIY site to learn more about online fundraising. A video tutorial is also available at vimeo.com/531988594. You can also donate at www.ncfsudbury.com.
Article content May 13 50/50 draw: The Maison de soins palliatives to Sudbury Hospice, better known as Maison McCulloch Hospice, is running a monthly 50/50 electronic draw series.. Tickets for the second draw, which will be drawn on May 17, are available at hospicehug5050.ca. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Sudbury listings, May 13 to May 16 Back to video Books: Latitude 46 Publishing, the Greater Sudbury-based literary press, has released Marathon author David Giuliano’s debut novel The Undertaking of Billy Buffone. The second novel by Elliot Lake author Kayt Burgess is entitled Connection at Newcombe. The two books can be purchased online at www.latitude46publishing, www.alllitup.ca, Indigo (curbside or online) or by asking your favourite bookseller to order.
Article content May 12 Health: The Northern Cancer Foundation has launched its new Do-It-Yourself (DIY) online fundraising platform. Every year, the NCF said it is the charitable recipient of many lemonade stands, school dress-down days, birthdays and athletic challenges, but COVID-19 has changed the way donors can raise funds. In response, the NCF DIY website gives interested fundraisers digital tools to create their own fundraiser. Register your DIY fundraiser at bit.ly/NCF-DIY. Visit the NCF DIY site to learn more about online fundraising. A video tutorial is also available at vimeo.com/531988594. You can also donate at www.ncfsudbury.com.
Article content May 11 Food: The Ukrainian Seniors’ Centre, 30 Notre Dame Ave., Sudbury is offering fresh pyrohy and cabbage rolls for sale – curbside pick-up only – Monday to Friday. To order, call 705-673-7404. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Sudbury listings, May 11 to May 14 Back to video Art: SNOLAB launched Drift, an art and dark matter residency in partnership with the Agnes Etherington Art Centre and the McDonald Institute. This trans-disciplinary residency explores the search for dark matter from an artistic perspective. The program began in 2019 when four artists — Nadia Lichtig, Josefa Ntjam, Anne Riley and Jol Thoms — visited SNOLAB’s underground facility to experience the search for dark matter and connect with the scientists and technicians who make that work possible. Drift is now open at the Agnes Etherington Art Centre and will remain there until May 31 when it will begin a tour that takes it to other gallery locations around Canada, including the Art Gallery of Sudbury. In addition to the exhibition, the Drift partners have created a digital interactive that allows audiences to explore the exhibit. This digital platform offers insight into the residency experience for the artists and showcases their final works. It also discusses the science behind SNOLAB and the search for dark matter. Go to bit.ly/2Oofa5j to learn more.
Article content May 8 Books: The Reading Town Sudbury Ville Lecture festival returns from May 2 to 8. A listing of activities and programming updates are posted on the Reading Town Sudbury Ville Lecture Facebook page (@rtvlsudbury). For more information, email rtvlsudbury@gmail.com. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Sudbury listings, May 8 to May 11 Back to video Food: The Ukrainian Seniors’ Centre, 30 Notre Dame Ave., Sudbury is offering fresh pyrohy and cabbage rolls for sale – curbside pick-up only – Monday to Friday. To order, call 705-673-7404. Food: Join the Rotary Club of Sudbury for the fundraiser, Lobster Dinner in a Box. On May 28, you can enjoy a two-person experience ($250 per box). With the ongoing pandemic, it’s a great way to enjoy a nice meal in the comfort of your own home without having to do any of the work. The meal provided by the Rotary Club of Sudbury can be picked up at the Hilton Garden Inn on 475 Barrydowne Rd. (scheduled times to be provided). There is also the possibility for delivery, although charges will be included. To order your Rotary Lobster Dinner in a Box, contact John Dow at john.dow@hotmail.com. Orders must be placed by Friday, May 14.