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Come visit the lobby of the Garson Arena from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today to share your thoughts on the Festival Square shared public space of the proposed Kingsway Entertainment District and Arena/Event Centre. https://overtoyou.greatersudbury.ca. @ Garson Arena

May long weekend was no time to relax for Team KMAC, not with the The World Karate Council hosting the Canadian nationals in Ottawa, where thousands of martial arts competitors across country reunited to earn a spot on the National Team.

Never, in a million years, could Brock McGillis have ever imagined the maelstrom that his life would become following the release of his now famous biographical short story in November of 2016.

In October, depressed and drinking, Michel (Mike) Laquerre rammed his spouse's vehicle in a parking lot.

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⚾🧢This fall 17-year-old Julia Jodouin of St. Benedict Catholic Secondary School will be making history as the first female athlete in Ontario University Athletics’ (OUA) history to play for a men’s varsity baseball team. Julia will be working towards a Bachelor of Science in Nursing starting this September. She joins the team as a pitcher. https://laurentian.ca/news/local-star-recruited-for-baseball-team

“Even if you’re not in the sciences, take the first year geology class. You might really like it. That’s what happened to me. If you’re interested in a job where no day is the same, geology is a good one.” Read about the Harquail School of Earth Sciences alumnus who managed one of the most successful uranium exploration discoveries in the world. http://hes.laurentian.ca/news-standard/alumni-stories-galen-mcnamara

Find out how one of our alumni helped unearth a 14,000-year-old village in British Columbia. https://readymag.com/u72212332/827773/6/

If you are currently looking for an exciting new adventure within an organization that practices R.I.C.H. values (Respect, Inclusivity, Courage and Honesty), then look no further! We are now accepting applications for two positions: - Aboriginal Women Violence Prevention Coordinator - Homestead Project Coordinator Click here to see the full job postings on our website: http://www.gsps.ca/en/jobsandopportunities/civilianemployment.asp

Netflix and chill? More like Netflix and ill will. Beware a phishing scam conducted by cybercriminals impersonating "Netflix" in attempt to trick customers into giving up their banking information. The fake emails or text messages tell subscribers their Netflix access has been suspended due to a payment issue, and asks them to re-submit their credit card information. Most recently, a man in North Bay fell victim to a similar Netflix email scam: http://www.nugget.ca/2018/06/18/police-warn-of-phishing-scam Phishing scams are traditionally associated with misleading and deceptive emails, falsely claiming to be from a legitimate organization such as a financial institution, business or government agency in an attempt to have the recipient surrender private and personal information. Anyone receiving an email asking you to update your account or payment information should be cautious. Go to the official site before responding, or call the company directly. Netflix recommends users avoid clicking the link sent in the email or text, and reporting the message through the help section of their official website: https://help.netflix.com/en/node/65674 For additional information or tips on fraud prevention, visit: http://www.antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca/index-eng.htm

Today, a Rural Community Response Unit Officer held a wilderness survival training day for approximately 50 youth at Camp Sudaca. This was a partnership with Greater Sudbury Youth Centres. They fought through the rain like real troopers.