Article by Sudbury.com The Sudbury Women’s Centre (SWC) is celebrating the season with a large gift from Canadian Tire Store #445 (South End location), receiving a generous donation on behalf of the store and its staff. “We’re so pleased to donate to the Sudbury Women’s Centre and support the work they do to help women and families in our…
Article appears in The Sudbury Star e-edition The Sudbury Women’s Centre is celebrating the season with a large gift from the Canadian Tire store on Regent Street, receiving a generous donation on behalf of the store and its staff. “We’re so pleased to donate to the Sudbury Women’s Centre and support the work they do…
Article by The Sudbury Star Canadian Tire supports Sudbury Women’s Centre The Sudbury Women’s Centre is celebrating the season with a large gift from the Canadian Tire store on Regent Street, receiving a generous donation on behalf of the store and its staff. “We’re so pleased to donate to the Sudbury Women’s Centre and support…
ArchivedThe Gathering Place in North Bay. Dec. 15/21 (Eric Taschner/CTV Northern Ontario)Article/Video by CTV News Northern Ontario The Gathering Place has been serving North Bay “food and comfort” for years, but this pandemic has been costly. “It’s a cyclical time of the year. We went through some pretty dry times in the summer and into the fall and now, the donations have started to pick up,”…
Article/Video by CTV News Northern Ontario It’s one of the most solemn days of the year in Canada, marking a dark chapter in the country’s history. Monday marks the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women. It was back in 1989 where 14 women were murdered on the sole basis of…
Archived From left are Shawn Carlson (Pond Hockey on the Rock Festival), Blake Didone (Doyle Dodge), Joe Drago (Inner City Home of Sudbury), Roxane Zuck (Monarch Recovery Services), Giulia Carpenter (Sudbury Women’s Centre), Adam Killah (United Way), Robyn O’Hara (ICAN Sudbury), Telena LeClair (Reseau Access Network), Brian Doyle (Doyle Dodge) and Ailyse Bazinet (ICAN Sudbury).Heidi Ulrichsen/Sudbury.comArticle by Sudbury.com Doyle Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram spent its 100th anniversary year giving to the community. Starting last December, the Doyle 100 Community Campaign gave a total of $130,000 to local charities. “It’s something that we’d actually been planning out for a number of years,” said Brian Doyle, co-owner of Doyle Dodge. “It didn’t…
Article/Video by CTV News Northern Ontario Doyle Dodge in Sudbury is marking 100 years in the community. One of the ways it’s celebrating is by supporting local non-profits and charities. Doyle Dodge is Canada’s oldest Chrysler dealership, and one of the owners said it’s been quite the ride. “We started downtown, where we were until…
