#triviatuesday Did you know in 1946 Canadian Water Cycles Limited announced they were building 20 experimental water bicycles in Sudbury? The company applied to the Parks Commission to make some of the bicycles available for public use on Ramsey Lake at the end of the summer.

Shoutout to our Downtown Churches who've once again teamed up this Holiday Season for those in need. The 5 churches in the downtown core will be donating to organizations such as the Downtown Clinic, Off the Street Shelter, Sudbury Action Centre for Youth, Foyer Notre Dame House, Positive Connections, as well as Sudbury school children and international students. Drop into the following churches with listed items to donate to contribute to this great initiative - and check out the article from The Sudbury Star linked below for more details. Church of the Epiphany (Anglican)(Larch Street) – toiletries, non-perishable food, socks, mitts, and long underwear. St. Andrew's United Church Sudbury(Larch Street) – toiletries, socks, sugar, instant oats and rice, coffee, coffee whitener, granola and chocolate bars, and Christmas treats. Church of Christ the King(Ste Anne Road) – wool and hand knit items for children. All Nations Church - Sudbury(St. Raphael Street) – mittens, hats, and scarves for children. Ste. Anne-des-Pins(Beech Street) – peanut butter, rice, tea, and toilet paper.

A Nairn man is charged with dangerous driving after his vehicle went in the ditch.Manitoulin OPP said officers responded Friday at 3:37 p.m. to a report of erratic driving in Espanola.“Shortl…