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VeggieFiesta
Veggie Fiesta Sudbury is a unique culinary celebration of more compassionate eating in participating restaurants across the city of Greater Sudbury from May 4-21.
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Free Workshop: Social Media & LinkedIn
Most people know that the best way to find a job is through networking. You can go to networking meetings, tap into your own personal network, or ask friends who they know. With the Internet buzzing with social media, there are many ways to use it in order to network, and eventually find a job. This workshop will introduce you to some social media job search tools. You will also have the option to create a LinkedIn account.
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No Man’s Land Film Festival
We are proud to partner with Laurentian University's WGSSA (Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies Association) for a Film Night and Panel Discussion! Join us on Wednesday, May 16th at the McEwen School of Architecture. The post-film panel discussion will consist of five local leaders and active community members. These include local filmmakers, activists, adventure guides, athletes and outdoorists who will speak on equality and diversity in outdoor adventure. Let's build a diverse, inclusive and passionate outdoor community together! WGSSA is committed to transform filmgoers into a congregation of committed activists who have a desire to experience their passions and environment through a uniquely female lens. To inspire, engage meaningful conversation, build local alliances and support a shared vision of gender equality in outdoor adventure. Finally - partial proceeds will be going to a local women’s services in the Sudbury community! This event is $15 for general admission. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and showtime begins at 7:00 p.m. See you soon, Ontario!
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Soul Loss, Soul Retrieval, Shamanic Extractions Information Nite
Join us at the Tree of Life for this Informational Session on Soul Loss, Soul Retrieval and Shamanic Extractions / Intrusions. There is no fee for this session. Everyone welcome...PLEASE NOTE: since space is limited for this Event - it is highly recommended that you call the Tree of Life @705.671.2000 to register to hold a space for you. For Shamans the world over, illness has always been seen as a spiritual predicament - a loss of Soul or a diminishment of essential spiritual energy. It is the job of the Shaman to restore wholeness and return the Soul essence back home to the person - a ceremony is done - a Soul Retrieval...... Spiritual Intrusions are anything from words, thoughts, judgments, actions said or done without compassion. Even certain ailments create spiritual intrusions wherein the Shaman performs a ceremony - a Shamanic Extraction returning any intrusions back to Grandmother Earth to be transformed into Light energy.
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Jackson Reed / Mike Mikus / Oli Palkovits / Duncan Cameron
9PM The Townehouse Tavern (206 Elgin St) PWYC / $10 Jackson Reed (Sault Ste Marie) https://jacksonreed.bandcamp.com/ http://sosorryrecords.com/ Experimental: the word that comes to mind when one’s ears meet Dark Areas of Description, the latest album from singer/songwriter Jackson Reed. A native of Northern Ontario, Reed has undertaken many creative ventures and this album, his second as a solo act, is the most recent. Mike Mikus (Montreal) https://mikemikus.bandcamp.com/ The self-titled debut album by Mike Mikus is the first of many anticipated solo releases to come from the 20-year-old Canadian singer-songwriter. After members of Mikus' main project The Pixo Control parted ways, Mike made the challenging decision to go solo in an effort to force himself into a zone of creativity that he could call his own. Oli Palkovits (Montreal) https://olipalkovitsmusic.bandcamp.com/ Sudbury-born Oli Palkovits is a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer, and visual artist. Former guitarist and songwriter for local Sudbury, ON band Telecolor. He has since moved to Montreal, QC and is currently studying English Literature at Concordia University. Duncan Cameron (Sudbury) https://www.duncancameron.com/ He has toured, recorded with, and composed music for many groups including The Pierre Schryer Band (Juno nominated in 2004), Fig For A Kiss (nominated for a Canadian Folk Music Award in 2006) and The Irish Descendants. In addition Duncan has been part of several theatrical productions, notably Drayton Entertainment's "Sorry … I'm Canadian" in 2008 and "Cotton Patch Gospel" in 2006, as well as the Mirvish production of "Needfire" in 1998.
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