Women and Girls

Artist, musician and educator, to name but a few titles, Pandora Topp is showing children how to be unafraid in their pursuits, and moved past that critical voice to let their creativity shine

Émilie Denis-Plante said it was her dream to become a House of Commons page, encourages other youth to apply for program

If you’re in your 40s, you can self-refer for a mammogram as of the fall of 2024, a change that’s being celebrated by breast cancer survivors and medical experts alike

Design de Plume is an Indigenous-owned and women-led design firm in Sudbury

Now a seasoned veteran of the Canadian theatre scene who runs her own production company, Way got her start here in Sudbury

When Kari Thibeault of Markstay-Warren was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis more than 20 years ago, she thought her life was over. Then, with the support of her partner and trainer, she found strong women competitions and hasn’t looked back since

Adebola Adefioye has taken what she learned as a Black woman and newcomer to Sudbury and is now teaching others to self advocate, but also, how to find their community

Hailing from Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory, Fournier can’t wait to show other women and girls in her community that football is not just for the boys

‘I just love the adrenaline of it,’ says 17-year-old participant Avery Cochrane

Performing in Sudbury on Aug. 12, Aglukark now looks to art to heal herself and others