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CALL FOR PAPERS AND POSTERS
Rural Research Workshop
“Policy and Research in Community Investment”
May 24-25, 2012
Bytown Pavilion, 111 Sussex Drive, Ottawa, Ontario
[ http://www.crrf.ca/?page_id=556]
Continuing the theme of relating policy to research, and
vice versa, the second national Rural
Research Workshop (RRW)
“Policy and Research in
Community Investment” will focus on
the
complex relationships between policy and research as
they relate to the practice of rural community
investment.
This workshop will critically explore the three-way
interrelationships between policy, research and
development practice. How do they relate to each other?
What lessons have we learned from these
experiences? How can we improve the connectivity between
these three? How can a positive
interrelationship be crafted to enhance the creativity
and effectiveness of rural community investment?
This participatory workshop will also address the
challenges facing public policy for municipal,
provincial, territorial and federal governments,
community-based and other organizations, the cooperatives
sector, as well as the private sector. The research
challenges for academe, practitioners,
non-government organizations, and others will also be
explored.
Our goal is to connect practice (e.g. local economic
development, youth recreation services, elder
health) to the design of public policy at all levels of
government, and connect the policy making
process and content to research and practice. At the
Workshop, we hope to present a wide range of
related challenges and opportunities. We will also
ensure that the findings of both research and frontline
practice inform each other, and inform policy.
Community (re)investment has to be understood in its
complete context which, today, involves several
complex interrelated streams. These include: the
implications of
globalization; evolving systems of
governance ; the
challenges of
place-based approaches to
development; the rediscovery of the role
and relevance of the
social economy;
the role of
innovation, learning and knowledge
mobilization;
transformative
development;
capacity development; and changes
in our demographic
profiles.
Papers and posters addressing these and other related
topics, attending to the
policy/research/practice dynamic, will be considered for
presentation and display.
The design of policy and research must inform our
investment in rural communities, and they in turn
must be informed by development practice. What are the
challenges, lessons, and opportunities here,
be they theoretical, conceptual, practical, or other?
Paper presentations
must include a research purpose and
objectives, methodology or approach (if
applicable), a summary of the research results and
suggested policy contributions. Up to 24
presentations can be accommodated. Proposals and
presentations may be in English or French. A
group of three paper proposals may be submitted for
consideration as an organized session. Each
presentation will be restricted to 20 minutes.
Poster proposals
must include a research purpose and objectives, methodology or approach
(if
applicable), a summary of the research results and
suggested policy contributions. Up to 12 posters
can be accommodated and posters may be in English or
French. For display purposes, posters must
not exceed these dimensions:
Width = 2 ½ feet / 30 inches / 76 cm Height = 4 feet /
48 inches / 122 cm
Paper and poster proposals
should indicate the name of each author,
the e-mail and telephone
number of the contact author, the language of the
presentation and poster (English or French), paper
or poster title, and an abstract of no more than 200
words. As a Workshop outcome, authors may be
invited to submit full papers to be considered for
inclusion in a journal special edition.
DEADLINE AND MILESTONE – PAPER PRESENTATIONS
UPDATE 2012-01-25 – The target for research papers has
been reached.
Proposal submission deadline: January 20, 2012
Notice of acceptance: To be sent in early February 2012
Note: Participating authors will only need to pay the
student registration fee .
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DEADLINE AND MILESTONE – POSTERS
Proposal submission deadline: February 17, 2012
Please complete the online Poster Abstract Submission
form: http://www.crrf.ca/?page_id=904
(Note: After submitting your information a note will
appear at the bottom of the online submission webpage
to indicate either a successful or unsuccessful
transmission.)
If you experience difficulties with the online form or
process, you can make an offline submission.
1. Obtain the form (a Word document) by sending a
request to
RRWPoster@gmail.com with this
subject line “Request – Poster Abstract Submission
form”.
2. Submit your
completed form by e-mail to
RRWPoster@gmail.com
with this subject line “RRW
Poster Abstract Submission + your full name”.
(Note: You will be sent an e-mail confirming the receipt
of your offline submission form within
1-3 business days.)
Notice of acceptance: To be sent the last week of
February.
Note: Authors of posters will only need to pay the
student registration fee.
For additional information, please contact:
David Douglas – Chair of the Steering Committee, Chair
of the Programme Sub-Committee
and Co-host, second national RRW / Past President, CRRF
– at djdougla@uoguelph.ca
WORKSHOP CO-HOSTS
Canadian Rural Revitalization Foundation (CRRF)
Canadian Co-operative Association (CCA)
Canadian Rural Health Research Society (CRHRS)
CONTRIBUTING PARTNERS
Alberta Rural Development Network (ARDN)
Canadian Co-operative Association (CCA)
Canadian Rural Health Research Society (CRHRS)
Rural and Co-operatives Secretariat (RCS) [Government of
Canada]
Rural Development Network (RDN) [Government of Canada]
Rural Ontario Institute (ROI)
STEERING COMMITTEE
Alberta Centre for Sustainable Rural Communities (ACSRC)
Alberta Rural Development Network (ARDN)
Canadian Co-operative Association (CCA)
Canadian Rural Health Research Society (CRHRS)
Canadian Rural Research Network (CRRN)
Canadian Rural Revitalization Foundation (CRRF)
Natural Resources Canada, Canadian Forest Service (NRCan,
CFS)
Regional Innovation Chair in Rural Economic Development,
Selkirk College
Rural and Co-operatives Secretariat (RCS) [Government of
Canada]
Rural Development Network (RDN) [Government of Canada]
Rural Ontario Institute (ROI)
The Monieson Centre, Queen’s University
Bookmark this page!
http://www.crrf.ca/?page_id=720
Links to the specific Web pages
relating to
the Workshop programme (including speakers),
registration dates and fees, and other information will
be added here periodically.
Sudbury Discoveries Menu for February
Greetings fellow Sudbury
adventurers!
February is here.
Fast-paced hockey on the lake, new artwork in the galleries, concerts,
dancing and outdoor fun … This February, you have an endless list of
fantastic events to choose from. Please visit
www.sudburydiscoveries.ca today to view all the featured Sudbury
Discoveries for the month of February.
Also, if you know of great
ideas, activities, programs, concerts or other things going on, please
don't forget that we can help you get the word out! Send us an email at
sudburytourism@sudbury.ca.
OR
Post your information
anytime on our Online Events Calendar at SudburyTourism.ca. Simply click
"Submit an event" on the right side of the screen and fill out the form.
Thanks everyone!
Sudbury Tourism Staff
Sudbury Discoveries Menu
for February
Greetings fellow Sudbury
adventurers!
February is here.
Fast-paced hockey on the lake, new artwork in the galleries, concerts,
dancing and outdoor fun … This February, you have an endless list of
fantastic events to choose from. Please visit
www.sudburydiscoveries.ca today to view all the featured Sudbury
Discoveries for the month of February.
Also, if you know of great
ideas, activities, programs, concerts or other things going on, please
don't forget that we can help you get the word out! Send us an email at
sudburytourism@sudbury.ca.
OR
Post your information
anytime on our Online Events Calendar at SudburyTourism.ca. Simply click
"Submit an event" on the right side of the screen and fill out the form.
Thanks everyone!
Sudbury Tourism Staff
MEMORANDUM
TO:
Organizations
interested in provincial project funding from the
Healthy Communities Fund (HCF) Grant Program
FROM: Rick
Beaver, Director – Sport, Recreation and Community Programs Branch
Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport
Laura Pisko-Bezruchko, Director –
Standards, Programs and Community Development Branch,
Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care
DATE:
January 23, 2012
SUBJECT:
Launch of the
2012-2013 HCF Grant Program
We are pleased to provide your organization with
information on the 2012-2013
Healthy Communities Fund (HCF) Grant Program, which will be
jointly administered by the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care and
the newly formed Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport.
Now in its fourth year of operation, the HCF Grant
Program will continue to create opportunities for under-served and
disadvantaged persons who do not have equitable access to health
promotion programming in their communities. The Program will provide
non-capital, project-based seed funding to organizations for the
delivery of integrated health promotion programming where it is needed
most in Ontario, while facilitating partnerships between multiple
sectors and networks working to promote health.
Interested applicants should read the 2012-2013 HCF
Program Guidelines and consult with a Ministry Program Coordinator at
the earliest possible opportunity
to learn more about the
new
funding criteria and new online
application processes. The Guidelines
are available on the HCF web page at
www.ontario.ca/healthycommunities.
Attached please find for your reference a synopsis of the new online
registration and application process.
The HCF is an investment in the health and wellness of
Ontario communities and we look forward to working with you to build a
healthier province. We hope you will find this information useful and
encourage your organization to review the guidelines, speak with a
Program Coordinator and apply for funding.
Sincerely,
Rick Beaver Laura Pisko-Bezruchko
Director Director
Attachment
Healthy Communities Fund - Provincial Level Projects
STATEMENT OF INTEREST
Organizations interested in HCF provincial funding must
follow a two-phase application process. The first phase involves a
Statement of Interest (SOI) which must be submitted via email to
HCFProvincialGrants@ontario.ca
by
4:00 p.m. (Eastern Standard Time) on Monday, February 13, 2012.
To begin developing your SOI, please consult with a Ministry Program
Coordinator and download the SOI form and Program Guidelines now
available at
www.ontario.ca/healthycommunities.
All SOI submissions will be reviewed for eligibility and alignment with
HCF funding criteria. Projects selected to proceed to the second phase
will be contacted and invited to submit a full-length application.
NEW ONLINE APPLICATION PROCESS FOR THE SECOND PHASE
In 2012, full-length provincial HCF applications will be
submitted electronically as part of a new Government of Ontario
initiative called Grants Ontario.
All applicants must complete a one-time, two-step
enrolment process to access the Grants Ontario System. Please
allow at least four (4) business days for the
enrolment process to take
effect. Once enrolled, applicants can access the Grants Ontario System
instantly upon log-in.
Applicants should visit the HCF web page at
www.ontario.ca/healthycommunities
as soon as possible to
view enrolment instructions
and the enrolment web link. Please be
reminded this process takes at least four days to complete, we encourage
you to enrol early
to avoid any potential delays in
submitting online applications.
ABOUT GRANTS ONTARIO
Grants Ontario will provide two online services, the
Grants Ontario web portal and Grants Ontario System, giving Ontarians a
one-window access point to grants provided by multiple ministries. The
Grants Ontario web portal will inform Ontarians about what grants are
available to them, and how to apply for those grants. The secure Grants
Ontario System allows online application preparation, submission, status
updating and other features to ensure seamless interaction between grant
applicants and the Government of Ontario.
Grants Ontario supports the findings of the 2011 Partnership Project
Report ( http://www.citizenship.gov.on.ca/english/keyinitiatives/partnership/part_project.pdf)
where non-profit organizations asked the government to ‘…institute
standardized application forms, timelines accountability and reporting
requirements across ministries and moving as much as possible on-line.’
Official Plan Monthly Update
January 24, 2012
At last night’s Planning Committee meeting, 127 people were in
attendance and 31 people publicly shared their views on the City’s
Official Plan. They addressed topics such as climate change, water
quality issues, local food system planning, preservation of the natural
environment and the proposed second access to Laurentian University.
This was the first public meeting of a lengthy review process that
takes place every five years. Additional meetings will be scheduled
later in 2012, and residents are welcome to offer input throughout the
process. Information on how to participate can be found at
www.greatersudbury.ca/officialplan.
Stay tuned throughout 2012 for more news about the City of Greater
Sudbury’s Official Plan review!
CITY OF SUDBURY OFFICAL PLAN REVIEW...Vermilion River Stewardship Slide
Presentation
Hi
everyone! For your information, I am attaching our Vermilion River
Stewardship slide presentation that I gave last night in Council
Chambers for the OP Review, as well as our written submission. All but
one of these photos are by Allan Oman - beautiful aren’t they?
Beautiful photos really give the presentation a major boost, and he was
kind enough to let me use them. Thanks Allan!
Linda
Heron
Chair,
Vermilion River Stewardship
VermilionRiverStewards.ca
“Community Supporting a Healthy, Natural and Sustainable River System”
2012-Jan23-VRS-Submission-OPReview.pdf
2012-Jan23-VRS-OPReview.pdf
Event:
War of 1812 Bicentennial Symposium
Date:
February 25, 2012
Location:
Rozanski Hall, University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario
Description:
The 41st
Regiment of Foot MLHG (www.fortyfirst.org
) is thrilled to partner with the organizing committees of the London
and Hamilton Living History Conferences to present the ultimate 2012
conference/symposium on the War of 1812.
We are
also pleased to partner on this event with:
·
University of Guelph, History Department
http://www.uoguelph.ca/history/
·
Guelph Museums
http://guelpharts.ca/guelphmuseums/
·
Wellington County Museum & Archives
http://www.wcm.on.ca/index.php
·
Guelph Historical Society
http://www.guelphhistoricalsociety.ca/
·
Company of Military Historians
http://www.military-historians.org/
We will
feature an opening keynote address, a closing keynote, four 1 hour
rotations each offering symposium participants a choice of topics from
exciting and interesting speakers and a vibrant historic merchants
market. You can also expect a Friday evening welcoming reception and an
optional dinner and Regency dance following the talks on Saturday.
The
conference will offer War of 1812 thought leaders and scholars such as
Rene Chartrand, Donald Graves, Robert Henderson and Jonathon Riley.
Complete
detail can be found, including registrations at:
http://livinghistoryconference.com/
For
Further Information, contact: tom4141fournier@yahoo.ca
Tourism student placement opportunity
Hello Sudbury Tourism
Partners:
Debra Maher, Tourism &
Travel Program Coordinator at Cambrian College, has sent us a
communication regarding a 4-week opportunity for you, as business
owners, to offer students in the hospitality and service field some
hands-on experience at no cost to you.
Please see her email below
and if interested contact Debra directly at
debra.maher@cambriancollege.ca or 705-
566-8101 ext 7876.
*******************
The placement takes place
from April 02-27, 2012. The students require a minimum of 60 hours.
The students are in their
fourth/final semester of the 2 year diploma program and will be seeking
employment in one of the industry sectors once they graduate.
This placement allows the
student to make some informed decisions about their career choices;
giving them some direction.
It is an unpaid activity
and the students are covered by the college's liability policy.
I have 15 students who are
looking to acquire some hands-on experience within the Sudbury
community: Hotels, City of Sudbury, Attractions,. Please let me know if
anyone is interested.
Thanking you in advance,
Debra Maher CTC
Tourism and Travel
Program Coordinator
Cambrian College
1400 Barrydowne Road
Sudbury, Ontario
P3A 3V8
(705)566-8101 ext 7876
debra.maher@cambriancollege.ca
Please send us your Sudbury Discoveries ' events'
menu items for February
A friendly reminder that we
will be creating our monthly, bilingual Sudbury Discoveries Menu for
February. We would like to include any special events, activities,
programs, concerts, shows, or other fun things happening in Greater
Sudbury during this time that we in turn will distribute to various
tourism, arts & culture stakeholders and more. Please send me your
details by January 20th as we'd love to include them in next month's
menu!
Also, do not forget that
you can maximize your event's exposure by posting your event information
year round on the Sudbury Tourism online Event Calendar. Just follow
the link below to do this.
http://www.mysudbury.ca/Tourism/EventSubmission.htm?
CalendarType=Tourism&Channel=Tourism
Have a terrific weekend!
Marie-Catherine Edsall
Marketing Officer
Sudbury Tourism
PO Box 5000, Station A
200 Brady Street
Sudbury, ON P3A 5P3
P: (705) 674-4455,
extension 4626
F: (705) 671-6767
marie-catherine.edsall@sudbury.ca
www.sudburytourism.ca
Catch us on Facebook @
www.facebook.com/sudburytourism Follow us on Twitter @
www.twitter.com/sudburytourism Watch us on YouTube @
www.youtube.com/sudburytourism
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Brain Basics Training Program
is coming to Sudbury!
Date:
March 26 - 27, 2012 (Monday & Tuesday)
Time: Course runs from 8:30 – 4:30 (Daily)
Cost:
$250/person
Location: Canadian Hearing Society 1233 Paris Street, Sudbury, ON
P3E 3B6
Please visit our site for Registration
Form and further details:
http://www.biasd.ca/events/brain-basics-training-program
What is Brain
Basics Training Program?
The
Brain Basics Training Program
is designed to provide frontline Health
Care Workers, Caregivers and others with
a readily understandable introduction to
the world of Brain Injury. If Acquired
Brain Injury was a simple injury, it
might be possible to present a list of
do's and don'ts that would suffice.
Since Acquired Brain Injury is anything
but a simple injury, in order to
understand the the importance of the
strategies that might work with someone
with an ABI, one must first understand
the nature and complexity of Acquired
Brain Injury; and to understand the
nature and complexity of Acquired Brain
Injury one must first have some
understanding of the structure and
function of the Brain. So that is where
we start.
The goals of the Brain Basics Course are
to help participants to:
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Understand the structure and
function of the brain.
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Appreciate the consequences of a
Acquired Brain Injury.
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Acquire practical strategies to work
effectively with people living with
the effects of Acquired Brain
Injury.
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Understand the roles of the various
people who form the team responsible
for the recovery and well-being of
the person with the Acquired Brain
Injury.
To date more than 1000 people have taken
the program. Those who successfully
complete the examination are awarded a
certificate from OBIA.
The course modules include:
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Module 1 - Parts and Functions of
the Brain
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Module 2 - ABI Types and Causes
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Module 3 - ABI General Strategies
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Module 4 - ABI Consequences and
Strategies: Physical
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Module 5 - ABI Consequences and
Strategies: Cognitive
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Module 6 - ABI Consequences and
Strategies: Behavioural
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Module 7 - Support Roles: Team and
Family
For Further Information Please Contact:
The Ontario Brain Injury Association
Phone: (1-800) 263-5404 / Fax: (905)
641-0323
Email:
obia@obia.on.ca
OR
The Brain Injury Association of Sudbury
& District Branch
Phone: (705) 670-0200
E-mail:
info@biasd.ca
Thank you to our local Sponsor
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The Homelessness Partnering Secretariat's new Call for Proposals on
Youth Homelessness
Dear CAB members,
Happy New Year! We hope
that your holidays were safe and warm, even in this Canadian winter.
We are pleased to announce
a Call for Proposals (CFP) on youth homelessness under the Homelessness
Knowledge Development (HKD) funding stream of the Homelessness
Partnering Strategy (HPS). Youth was one of the key focus areas
identified in the responses to the Questionnaire we issued last May. The
total amount of available funding is $500,000 with a maximum of $80,000
for each funded project. The deadline for applications is February 29,
2012.
The HPS seeks to fund
research on evidence-based promising practices in order to provide
communities with the tools that they need to prevent and reduce youth
homelessness. These practices should account for the diversity of the
homeless youth population so that communities can tailor programs to
their local needs. Applicants must define how communities are active
partners with the projects and demonstrate that their research is
relevant to the community. For more information, please visit the HKD
website <http://www.hrsdc.gc.ca/eng/homelessness/funding/knowledge_development/index.shtml>
or contact HKD by email <mailto:hkd-dci@hrsdc-rhdcc.gc.ca>
.
Please stay tuned for the
second edition of the HPS Bulletin, also focusing on youth
homelessness. In it, we highlight several HKD research projects,
promising practices, teleforums, and other news. The spring bulletin
will focus on promising practices related to mental health. Please
contact us
mailto:NC-HPSINFO-INFOSPLI-GD@hrsdc-rhdcc.gc.ca> with your stories
and submissions.
All the best to you in the
new year,
The Homelessness Knowledge
Development team, Homelessness Partnering Secretariat
Hey there,
We have some 4th year Laurentian
University Commerce students starting in our office in a couple of
weeks. They are looking for companies who are interested in
receiving business consulting services free of charge. i.e. market
research, marketing plans, business plans, etc
If you know of anyone, please have
them contact me via email. (jacinda.mclean@greatersudbury.ca)
Thanks,
Jacinda McLean
Research Officer/Agente de recherche
Regional Business Centre
Centre régional des affaires
200, rue Brady St., Sudbury, ON
Tel: 705-674-4455 ext. 4635
Fax: 705-671-6767
jacinda.mclean@greatersudbury.ca
www.regionalbusiness.ca
Find out what you need to succeed IN
BUSINESS!
Renseignez-vous sur ce qu'il vous
faut pour réussir EN AFFAIRES!
Notice of Study Commencement
Class Environmental Assessment
City of Greater Sudbury Transportation Study
We Value Your Input
The City of Greater Sudbury welcomes public input to
create a Transportation Plan for vehicles, public
transit, cyclists and pedestrians in our community.
Learn more and submit comments at a public
information centre on Wednesday, January 11, in Room
C-12 at Tom Davies Square, 200 Brady Street,
Sudbury. You are welcome to attend anytime between 4
p.m. and 7 p.m.
Background
The City’s most recent Transportation Study was updated
in 2005. The current study will address policies
to guide the development of a comprehensive and
sustainable network that will accommodate all modes
of transportation, including cycling and walking, in a
healthy community. The final Transportation Plan will
be incorporated into the City of Greater Sudbury’s
Official Plan to establish goals, objectives and policies
that will manage and direct physical change throughout
the community for the next 20 years.
Complete an Online Survey
Everyone is welcome to share views about the future of
transportation in Greater Sudbury. A confidential
online survey is available at www.greatersudbury.ca/officialplan
Municipal Class Environmental Assessment
This study is being conducted in accordance with the
requirements of Schedule ‘B’ of the Municipal
Class Environmental Assessment (Class EA) process, an
approved planning document that describes the
process that a municipality must follow to meet the
requirements of the Environmental Assessment Act.
For more information or to be included on a mailing list
for future Transportation Study events, please
contact:
Jim Gough, P.Eng.
Senior Project Manager
Partner
MMM Group Ltd.
100 Commerce Valley Drive West
Thornhill, ON L3T 0A1
905-882-7283
Fax: 905-882-0055
goughj@mmm.ca
David Shelsted, MBA, P.Eng.
Acting Director of Roads and Transportation
City of Greater Sudbury
1800 Frobisher Street
P.O. Box 5000, Stn. A
Sudbury, ON P3A 5P3
705-674-4455, ext. 3688
Fax: 705-560-6109
david.shelsted@greatersudbury.ca
Greetings fellow Sudbury adventurers!
>
> January is here. Greater
Sudbury is the place to be during the month
> of January with plenty of
cozy indoor theatre and film options
> available for all tastes.
Please visit
www.sudburydiscoveries.ca today
> to view all the featured
Sudbury Discoveries for the month of January.
>
> Also, if you know of
great ideas, activities, programs, concerts or
> other things going on,
please don't forget that we can help you get
> the word out! Send us an
email at
sudburytourism@sudbury.ca.
>
> OR
>
> Post your information
anytime on our Online Events Calendar at
> SudburyTourism.ca. Simply
click "Submit an event" on the right side of
> the screen and fill out
the form.
>
> Thanks everyone!
>
> Sudbury Tourism Staff
Please send us your Sudbury Discoveries menu itmes for January
Good Afternoon Everyone,
A friendly reminder that we will be creating our
monthly, bilingual Sudbury Discoveries Menu for January. We would like
to include any special events, activities, programs, concerts, shows, or
other fun things happening in Greater Sudbury during this time that we
in turn will distribute to various tourism, arts & culture stakeholders
and more... Please send me your details by December 21st as we'd love to
include them in next month's menu!
Also, do not forget that you can maximize your
event's exposure by posting your event information year round on the
Sudbury Tourism online Event Calendar. Just follow the link below to do
this.
<http://www.mysudbury.ca/Tourism/EventSubmission.htm?
CalendarType=Tourism&Channel=Tourism>
Have a terrific week!
Marie-Catherine Edsall
Marketing Officer
Sudbury Tourism
PO Box 5000, Station A
200 Brady Street
Sudbury, ON P3A 5P3
P: (705) 674-4455, extension 4626
F: (705) 671-6767
marie-catherine.edsall@sudbury.ca
www.sudburytourism.ca
Catch us on Facebook @
www.facebook.com/sudburytourism Follow us on Twitter @
www.twitter.com/sudburytourism Watch us on YouTube @
www.youtube.com/sudburytourism
Revisit.
Review.
Revise.Official
Plan Review Révision du Plan officiel
Purpose and Effect of Proposed Official Plan
Amendment:
The purpose of the Special Meeting is to discuss the
revisions that may be required when considering an
update to the Official Plan for the City of Greater
Sudbury pursuant to the provisions of Section 26(3) of
the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990 c. P.13, as amended. The
proposed Official Plan amendment would apply to the
entire City of Greater Sudbury. The public is encouraged
to attend this meeting to express any views they may
have
regarding the City’s Official Plan.
Any Person Interested in voicing his/her comments on
this proposed amendment may appear at the meeting
or write to the City of Greater Sudbury, City Clerk, Box
5000, Station A, Sudbury, Ontario, P3A 5P3, prior to
this meeting. Verbal or written submissions will not
be accepted by either the Clerk or members of Council
following completion of the public hearing. If you are
aware of any person interested or affected by this
Official
Plan Review who has not received a copy of this notice,
it
would be appreciated if you would so inform him/her.
If a Person or Public Body does not make oral
submissions at a public meeting or make written
submissions to the City of Greater Sudbury before the
proposed official plan amendment is adopted, the person
or public body is not entitled to appeal the decision of
the
City of Greater Sudbury to the Ontario Municipal Board.
If a Person or Public Body does not make oral
submissions at a public meeting or make written
submissions to the City of Greater Sudbury before the
proposed official plan amendment is adopted, the person
or public body may not be added as a party to the
hearing
of an appeal before the Ontario Municipal Board unless,
in the opinion of the Board, there are reasonable
grounds
to add the person or public body as a party.
If You Wish to be Notified of the decision of the City
of
Greater Sudbury in respect of the proposed official plan
amendment, you must make a written request to the
City of Greater Sudbury, City Clerk, Box 5000, Station
A,
Sudbury, Ontario, P3A 5P3.
Please note: Comments submitted on these matters,
including the originator’s name and address, become part
of the public record, may be viewed by the general
public
and may be published in a planning report, included in
a Planning Committee Agenda and posted on the City’s
website.
For additional information regarding the Official
Plan Review, please call the Growth and Development
Department at 705-674-4455, Extension 4295 or attend
at the offices at 200 Brady Street, Tom Davies Square,
3rd
Floor. Or visit
www.greatersudbury.ca/OfficialPlan
CITY OF GREATER SUDBURY
NOTICE OF A SPECIAL MEETING
CONCERNING A REVIEW OF
THE CITY’S OFFICIAL PLAN
Take Notice That the Planning Committee of the
City of Greater Sudbury will hold a Special Meeting
under Section 26(3) of the Planning Act on:
DATE: Monday, January 23, 2012
TIME: 7 p.m.
PLACE: Council Chambers,
Tom Davies Square,
200 Brady Street, Sudbury
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Tuesday, December 6, 2011
City
Issues Eviction Orders to Occupy Sudbury for Health and Safety Reasons
Early this morning, City of Greater
Sudbury Fire Services attended at a fire in Memorial Park related to a
tent used by Occupy Sudbury participants. The tent fire was quickly
extinguished and no injuries were reported.
The City has been monitoring the
Occupy Sudbury movement in Memorial Park with a focus on the health and
safety of participants, as well as park users. The City is concerned
that dropping temperatures may result in further incidents with a
potential for harm to Greater Sudbury residents and Occupy participants.
Consequently, the City has issued a
notice under the Province of Ontario’s Trespass to Property Act advising
occupants of Memorial Park they may no longer remain in the park or any
other City park between the hours of 11 p.m. and 8 a.m., may not have
tents erected in the park, nor may they have fires. The City has worked
to balance people’s right to political expression with public safety,
however, to follow up on the circumstances of the past 24 hours, this
notice is effective immediately.
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Media Contact:
Shannon Dowling, Corporate
Communications
City of Greater Sudbury,
705-674-4455, ext. 2539
Facebook:
www.facebook.com/greatersudbury
Twitter: @greatersudbury
WALKS DOWN THE AISLE OF THE
SUDBURY ARENA!
THE GLOBAL SMASH HIT WILL PLAY
FOR ONE SHOW ONLY!
(NOVEMBER
25, 2011/SUDBURY, ON) - Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus’
MAMMA MIA!, the smash hit musical based on the songs of ABBA,
plays to the Sudbury Arena in July 2012. The performance will be held
Wednesday, July 25 at 7:30 pm at the Sudbury Arena, 240 Elgin Street.
Seen
by over 50 million people around the world, Benny Andersson and
Björn Ulvaeus’ global smash hit musical MAMMA MIA!, is
celebrating over 4,000 performances in its tenth smash hit year at
Broadway’s Winter Garden Theatre and remains among
Broadway’s top selling musicals. The
current North American Tour has played over 3,700 performances in over
150 cities with 145 repeat visits. The original West End production of
MAMMA MIA! is now in its thirteenth year and has celebrated over
5,000 performances in London and the international tour has visited more
than 50 foreign cities and been seen by 4 million people. The
blockbuster feature film adaptation of MAMMA MIA!, produced
by Judy Craymer and Gary Goetzman, is the most successful movie musical
of all time grossing $600 million worldwide.
With
a worldwide gross of over $2 Billion, MAMMA MIA! is acclaimed by the
Associated Press as "quite simply, a phenomenon."
An
independent, single mother who owns a small hotel on an idyllic Greek
island, Donna is about to let go of Sophie, the spirited daughter she’s
raised alone. For Sophie’s wedding, Donna has invited her two lifelong
best girlfriends—practical and no-nonsense Rosie and wealthy,
multi-divorcee Tanya - from her one-time backing band, Donna and the
Dynamos. But Sophie has secretly invited three guests of her own.
On a quest
to find the identity of her father to walk her down the aisle, she
brings back three men from Donna’s past to the Mediterranean paradise
they visited 20 years earlier. Over 24 chaotic, magical hours, new love
will bloom and old romances will be rekindled on this lush island full
of possibilities.
Inspired
by the storytelling magic of ABBA’s songs from “Dancing Queen” and “S.O.S.”
to “Money, Money, Money” and “Take a Chance on Me,” MAMMA MIA! is
a celebration of mothers and daughters, old friends and new family
found.
MAMMA MIA! will play the Sudbury
Arena on Wednesday, July 25 at 7:30 pm. Tickets for MAMMA MIA!
are $65 and $78 including taxes and fees. On Friday, December 2 @
10AM, tickets will be available for purchase at the Sudbury Arena
Box Office, on-line at www.greatersudbury.ca or by calling 705-671-3000.
Produced
by Judy Craymer, Richard East and Björn Ulvaeus for
Littlestar in association with Universal, the creative team
responsible for bringing MAMMA MIA! to theatrical life includes
some of the most gifted and celebrated talents of musical theatre and
opera. With music and lyrics by Benny Andersson and Björn
Ulvaeus, MAMMA MIA! is written by Catherine Johnson
and directed by Phyllida Lloyd. MAMMA MIA! has choreography by
Anthony Van Laast, production design by Mark Thompson,
lighting design by Howard Harrison, sound design by Andrew
Bruce and Bobby Aitken, and musical supervision, additional
material and arrangements by Martin Koch.
The
special edition cast recording of MAMMA MIA! is available on
Decca Broadway.
For
information about MAMMA MIA! go to
www.mammamianorthamerica.com.
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Sudbury Discoveries Menu for December!
Greetings fellow Sudbury adventurers!
December is here. The Holidays are a perfect
time to spend some quality time with family and friends. December in
Greater Sudbury is full of opportunities to get out and enjoy the season
with your loved ones. Please visit
www.sudburydiscoveries.ca today to view all the featured Sudbury
Discoveries for the month of December.
Also, if you know of great ideas, activities,
programs, concerts or other things going on, please don't forget that we
can help you get the word out!
Send us an email at
sudburytourism@sudbury.ca.
OR
Post your information anytime on our Online
Events Calendar at SudburyTourism.ca. Simply click "Submit an event" on
the right side of the screen and fill out the form.
Thanks everyone!
Sudbury Tourism Staff
Reminder - Tourism Packaging & e-Commerce Forum -
Tuesday, Nov. 29
Hello everyone,
Just a quick reminder that
there is still time to register for the Sudbury Tourism Packaging &
e-Commerce Forum taking place at Dynamic Earth next Tuesday, November
29th. The coffee's on at 8 a.m., with presentations starting at 8:30
a.m.
We've received a great
response from partners so far, and we're looking forward to a great
discussion - thanks to those of you who have already registered.
Tuesday's session is a
kick-off to a whole new product development discussion. We'll be
exploring our many fantastic opportunities to build excellent Sudbury
visitor packages that include accommodations of all types and styles,
not to mention dining, shopping, theatre, golf, events, attractions,
museums, galleries, spas, concerts, movies, trails, sightseeing,
culinary hot spots, "hidden gems"...the sky's the limit!
Please feel free to share
this invitation with your contacts, especially those who may not be
familiar with the Sudbury Tourism network, as we're always looking for
new offerings and possibilities for our visitors!
To RSVP or for questions,
please contact us at
marie-catherine.edsall@sudbury.ca or
meredith.armstrong@sudbury.ca.
Thanks everyone! See you
next Tuesday at Dynamic Earth!
Meredith
Meredith Armstrong
Manager of Tourism and
Culture (A)
City of Greater Sudbury
SudburyTourism.ca
705.674.4455 ext. 4430
meredith.armstrong@Sudbury. a
Whitefish Public information Centre
Presentation, Handout and Questionnaire
PIC presentation - for Walden CAN website.pdf
PIC_InformationPackageQuestionnaire_Oct25-11.pdf
Whitefish
Handout Rev02.pdf
Visit Georgian Bay Newsletter
Sudbury Tourism Partners:
Please follow this link for
the latest newsletter from our friends at the Georgian Bay Coastal
Route:
<http://www.visitgeorgianbay.com/newsletter/newsletter.cfm?newsletterid=14>
Regards,
Sandy Brouse
Marketing Officer,
Partnership Coordinator Sudbury Tourism
Send Sudbury Tourism your Sudbury Discoveries menu items for December
Good Morning Everyone,
A friendly reminder that we will be creating our
monthly, bilingual Sudbury Discoveries Menu for December. We would like
to include any special events, activities, programs, concerts, shows, or
other fun things happening in Greater Sudbury during this time that we
in turn will distribute to various tourism, arts & culture stakeholders
and more. Please send your details by November 21 as we'd love to
include them in next month's menu!
Also, do not forget that you can maximize your
event's exposure by posting your event information year round on the
Sudbury Tourism online Event Calendar. Just follow the link below to do
this.
http://www.mysudbury.ca/Tourism/EventSubmission.htm?
CalendarType=Tourism&Channel=Tourism
Have a terrific week!
Marie-Catherine Edsall
Marketing Officer
Sudbury Tourism
PO Box 5000, Station A
200 Brady Street
Sudbury, ON P3A 5P3
P: (705) 674-4455, extension 4626
F: (705) 671-6767
marie-catherine.edsall@sudbury.ca
www.sudburytourism.ca
Catch us on Facebook @
www.facebook.com/sudburytourism Follow us on Twitter @
www.twitter.com/sudburytourism Watch us on YouTube @
www.youtube.com/sudburytourism
Greetings fellow Sudbury adventurers!
>
> November is here. One of
Greater Sudbury's favourite visitors is
> coming to town! Bundle up
and head downtown on November 19 for the
> annual Santa Claus
Parade! Please visit
www.sudburydiscoveries.ca
> today to view all the
featured Sudbury Discoveries for the month of November.
>
> Also, if you know of
great ideas, activities, programs, concerts or
> other things going on,
please don't forget that we can help you get
> the word out! Send us an
email at
sudburytourism@mysudbury.ca.
>
> OR
>
> Post your information
anytime on our Online Events Calendar at
> SudburyTourism.ca. Simply
click "Submit an event" on the right side of
> the screen and fill out
the form.
>
> Thanks everyone!
>
> Sudbury Tourism Staff
GREATER SUDBURY POLICE SERVICE
BICYCLE AUCTION (67 Bicycles)
**NEW**
ONLINE AT
Website:
onlineauctioneer.ca
VIEWING
STARTS: Wednesday October 26th, 2011 & ENDS
Thursday November 3rd, 2011
BIDDING
STARTS: Friday November 4th, 2011 & ENDS Tuesday
November 8th, 2011 at 21:00 hours (9 p.m.)
**Obtain your receipt online**
PICK UP
DATES: November 9, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17 & 18.
All buyers are required to pick up their
bicycles within 7 days of purchase at 239 Montee Principale, Azilda, P0M
1B0. Buyer must present their printed online receipt and photo
identification. Pick up times are Monday to Friday from 8:00 a.m. to
4:00 p.m. (Closed Friday November 11th, 2011)
TO VIEW BICYCLES ONLINE
(Go to: Under the “Categories” heading
on the left, click on “Greater Sudbury Police Auction Property”
Terms of Payment: PAYPAL
(accepts Visa, MasterCard, etc.)
Frank Elsner
Chief of Police
Please send us your Sudbury Discoveries menu items
for November
Good Afternoon Everyone,
A friendly reminder that we
will be creating our monthly, bilingual Sudbury Discoveries Menu for
November. We would like to include any special events, activities,
programs, concerts, shows, or other fun things happening in Greater
Sudbury during this time that we in turn will distribute to various
tourism, arts & culture stakeholders and more. Please send me your
details by October 24th as we'd love to include them in next month's
menu!
Also, do not forget that
you can maximize your event's exposure by posting your event information
year round on the Sudbury Tourism online Event Calendar. Just follow
the link below to do this.
<http://www.mysudbury.ca/Tourism/EventSubmission.htm?
CalendarType=Tourism&Channel=Tourism>
Have a terrific week!
Marie-Catherine Edsall
Marketing Officer
Sudbury Tourism
PO Box 5000, Stn A
200 Brady Street
Sudbury, ON P3A 5P3
P: (705) 674-4455 x. 4626
F: (705) 671-6767
marie-catherine.edsall@sudbury.ca
www.sudburytourism.ca
Catch us on Facebook @
www.facebook.com/sudburytourism Follow us on Twitter @
www.twitter.com/sudburytourism Watch us on YouTube @
www.youtube.com/sudburytourism
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Bridges to Better Business is an annual
event held in celebration of Small Business
Week.
Each year, this peer-to-peer networking
event brings together small to mid-size
businesses in various stages of development
for an open exchange of ideas, advice, and
feedback. Over 10,000 entrepreneurs in the
Greater Sudbury area have been involved in
this one-of-a-kind networking opportunity.
This year's 12th Bridges to Better Business
Conference will be taking place during BDC's
Small Business Week from October 17-21,
2011.
Advanced registration is required for all of
the events!
Visit
www.regionalbusiness.ca/Bridges
or find us on Facebook as Bridges to Better
Business - L'entraide, une solution
d'affaires for full event details and for
any updates.
Monday,
October 17, 2011
Mayor's "Open for Business" Funding Forum
When? From 4:30 PM to 8 PM
Where? Tom Davies
Square, Council Chambers
The Regional Business Centre, in
collaboration with the Mayor's office, is
planning a Funding Forum to help kick off
Small Business Week on Monday, October 17th,
2011.
4:30 PM Registration
5:15 PM Welcome and Mayor's Opening Remarks
5:30 PM Funder presentations, including
FedNor, NOHFC, Nickel Basin Federal
Development Corporation and Business
Development Bank of Canada
6:30 PM Funder Breakout Rooms and
Networking
*Light refreshments will be served.
Spaces are limited! Register now to secure
your spot by emailing
regionalbusinesscentre@sudbury.ca
or calling
705-688-7582.
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Maximizing Employee Engagement &
Productivity
When? From 9 AM to 10 AM
Where? Gougeon Insurance
Brokers, Boardroom (120 Larch Street)
Research indicates that only 25% of
employees worldwide are engaged and this
translates to a decreased level of payroll
productivity. The research is clear that
employee engagement is correlated with
business productivity and meeting
organizational goals, however managing
employee engagement is still not a major
priority for most organizations.
Join us for our free seminar on the
importance of employee engagement and
developing action strategies to increase
productivity and ultimately increase
profitability.
*Light refreshments will be served.
Spaces are limited! Register now to secure
your spot by emailing
regionalbusinesscentre@sudbury.ca
or calling
705-688-7582.
When Should I Incorporate?
When? From 11 AM to 12
PM
Where? Travelodge Hotel
(1401 Paris Street)
Have you chosen the legal structure for your
business? Are you considering incorporation
but aren't sure if it's the right time?
Join us for this free seminar during which
Murray Scott, experienced corporate lawyer,
will give you the tools to determine whether
incorporating is right for you, based on the
liabilities and complexity of your business.
*Light refreshments will be served.
Spaces are limited! Register now to secure
your spot by emailing
regionalbusinesscentre@sudbury.ca
or calling
705-688-7582.
Chamber
of Commerce October After Business
When? From 5 PM to 7 PM
Where? Ristorante
Verdicchio (1351-D Kelly Lake Road)
Come out and meet your next best customer!
Join your fellow chamber members for Greater
Sudbury's premiere networking opportunity,
make new contacts and business leads, enjoy
great food, prizes, and refreshments.
October's After Business will be hosted by
Ristorante Verdicchio and sponsored by
Investors Group Financial Services Norman
Piche.
For more information or to register, visit
www.sudburychamber.ca or contact
Cortney at 705-673-7133 ext. 224 or
cortney@sudburychamber.ca.
Wednesday,
October 19, 2011
envi Innovation
for a Greater Sudbury
When? From 4:30 PM to 9
PM
Where? Holiday Inn (1696
Regent Street)
Innovation for a Greater Sudbury will
encourage learning, collaboration and
interaction through an open event that aims
to join industry and researchers together to
create partnerships.
4:30 PM - 5:00 PM Registration
5:00 PM - 5:15 PM Opening Remarks
5:15 PM - 7:00 PM Presentations
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Exhibitor Booths,
Appetizers, Networking
There will be opportunity for participants
to visit exhibitor booths provided by
speakers, funders and post-secondary
institutions.
For more information, contact Laurie at
ldebenedet@norcat.org.
Thursday, October 20th, 2011
Accessibility for Ontarians Disability Act
Workshop
When? From 8:30 AM
to 10:30 AM
Where? Greater Sudbury
Chamber of Commerce, Boardroom (40 Elm
Street, Suite 1)
On January 1st, 2012, all organizations must
be in comliance with the AODA Customer
Service Standards. Is your business
prepared?
The AODA Customer Service Standard applies
to every business and organization in
Ontario that employs one or more employees.
The Customer Service Standard takes effect
for all privately owned businesses as of
January 1, 2012, and every business must
certify that they are in compliance or face
substantial and unnecessary fines.
This workshop will provide the necessary
information and make it easier for business
owners, their staff, volunteers and
contractors to meet the training and other
requirements under the new standard.
The workshop will provide an overview of:
- The Accessibility for Ontarians with
Disabilities Act (AODA)
- The Customer Service Standard and
compliance obligations
- Additional resources available to assist
businesses meet the compliance requirements.
For more information or to register, visit
www.sudburychamber.ca or contact
Cortney at
705-673-7133 ext. 224 or
cortney@sudburychamber.ca.
Aligning Your Information and Technology
(IT) with Your Business Strategy
When?
From 1 PM to 2:30 PM
Where? Radisson Hotel,
Notre Dame Room (85 Ste Anne Road)
Investing in technology can be daunting for
entrepreneurs, but it can also provide
tremendous benefits for your business.
If chosen wisely and implemented to its full
potential, technology can accelerate sales
and profits. It can take your business to a
whole new level and even transform your
entire business strategy.
So come join us for a free informative
session on how you can align your IT with
your business strategy.
*Light refreshments will be served.
**Parking is free for event attendees.
Spaces are limited! Register now to secure
your spot by emailing
regionalbusinesscentre@sudbury.ca
or calling
705-688-7582.
RBC's Business Succession Planning
When? From 6 PM to 9 PM
Where? Radisson Hotel,
Notre Dame Room (85 Ste Anne Road)
Have you thought about when you would like
to exit your business?
Do you have an exit strategy?
Have you considered your retirement options?
Succession planning takes time and should be
part of your business strategy. Let the
experts at RBC Royal Bank help you
understand the process for completing a
successful business succession plan.
*Light refreshments will be served.
**Parking is free for event attendees.
Spaces are limited! Register now to secure
your spot by emailing
regionalbusinesscentre@sudbury.ca
or calling
705-688-7582.
Friday, October 21st, 2011
Long Harbour Development Corporation
When? From 8 AM to 10 AM
Where? Idylwylde Golf &
Country Club (400 Walford Road East)
Join the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce
and Long Harbour Development Corporation's
key players Gary Keating, Chairman of LHDC
and Mayor of Long Harbour, and Joe Bennett,
Executive Director, for an education and
information sharing session on the servicing
opportunities available to the Greater
Sudbury area business community at the Vale
Nickel Processing Plant in Long Harbour
scheduled to open in 2013.
For more information or to register, visit
www.sudburychamber.ca or contact
Cortney at 705-673-7133 ext. 224 or
cortney@sudburychamber.ca.
Local Entrepreneur Panel Luncheon - Invest.
Innovate. Grow.
When? From 11 AM to 2 PM
Where? Radisson
Hotel, Grand Paris Room (85 Ste Anne Road)
Join us as four local entrepreneurs speak
about their greatest challenges,
accomplishments and experiences within the
Sudbury community and how they've gotten
through it all. You will have the
opportunity to ask your questions and speak
to business owners who understand what you
may or are currently experiencing.
Enjoy a delicious meal and wonderful
networking opportunity as we wrap up the
12th Annual Bridges to Better Business and
BDC's Small Business Week.
The agenda is as follows:
11:00 AM Registration & Networking
12:00 PM Welcome & Introductions
12:15 PM Lunch & Networking
1:00 PM Panel Introductions & Speeches
1:30 PM Question Period
Be sure to bring plenty of business cards
and take advantage of the networking
opportunities throughout the day.
**Parking is free for event attendees.
To purchase tickets or for further
information, contact Nathalie at
regionalbusinesscentre@sudbury.ca
or call 705-688-7582.
Don't forget to register for the events that
interest you!
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Cineplex
Free Movie Day to support Starlight Foundation!
On Sat October
22nd, 2011 Cinplex (Silver City Sudbury)
...are having
a Free Movie Day to support the Starlight Foundation.
Proceeds from
concession sales go to the Starlight Foundation.
http://www.cineplex.com/Promos/Starlight/Community.aspx
Sudbury Discoveries - October 2011
> Greetings fellow Sudbury
adventurers!
>
> October is here. Fall is
in full swing and as the weather cools down,
> the events just keep on
getting better! Please visit
>
www.sudburydiscoveries.ca today to view all the featured Sudbury
> Discoveries for the month
of October.
>
> Also, if you know of
great ideas, activities, programs, concerts or
> other things going on,
please don't forget that we can help you get
> the word out! Send us an
email at
sudburytourism@mysudbury.ca.
>
> OR
>
> Post your information
anytime on our Online Events Calendar at
> SudburyTourism.ca. Simply
click "Submit an event" on the right side of
> the screen and fill out
the form.
>
> Thanks everyone!
>
> Sudbury Tourism Staff
Please send us your Sudbury
Descoveries menu items for October
Good Afternoon Everyone,
A friendly reminder that we
will be creating our monthly, bilingual Sudbury Discoveries Menu for
October. We would like to include any special events, activities,
programs, concerts, shows, or other fun things happening in Greater
Sudbury during this time that we in turn will distribute to various
tourism, arts & culture stakeholders and more... Please send me your
details by September 26th as we'd love to include them in next month's
menu!
Also, do not forget that
you can maximize your event's exposure by posting your event information
year round on the Sudbury Tourism online Event Calendar. Just follow
the link below to do this.
<http://www.mysudbury.ca/Tourism/EventSubmission.htm?
CalendarType=Tourism&Channel=Tourism>
Have a terrific week!
Marie-Catherine Edsall
Marketing Officer
Sudbury Tourism
PO Box 5000, Stn A
200 Brady Street
Sudbury, ON P3A 5P3
P: (705) 674-4455 x. 4626
F: (705) 671-6767
marie-catherine.edsall@sudbury.ca
www.sudburytourism.ca
Catch us on Facebook @
www.facebook.com/sudburytourism Follow us on Twitter @
www.twitter.com/sudburytourism Watch us on YouTube @
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You are now in a management position. With this exciting promotion comes
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develop a new set of communication skills, learn how to motivate your
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learn how to manage yourself by setting priorities, tasks, and
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This intensive hands-on workshop will help you develop the abilities you
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