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Students at St. James Catholic Elementary school witnessed the hatching of baby ducks this month.

Diane Boulais Dance Studio had its annual dance recital at the Sheridan Auditorium May 29 and 30. Dance students showcased a variety of dance routines, including jazz, hip-hop, tap, modern and ballet.

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Theatre Cambrian is paying tribute to some of Billboard Music Chart's top performers in its upcoming performance The Best of Billboard Concert.

Pat Olive loves to fish. He loves it so much that he won’t let an inconvenience like being in a wheelchair stop him from getting out on the water. Pat has multiple sclerosis, and has been in a wheelchair for about 30 years.

Local artists and songwriters gave their time to a cause that will help keep many Greater Sudbury residents from going hungry in the coming months.

A month and a half ago, 21-year-old Daniel Cloutier strapped on his inline skates in Vancouver, B.C., and began heading east.

The staff and patients at St. Joseph’s Continuing Care Centre recently celebrated its one-year anniversary. The 64-bed complex continuing care hospital, located at 1140 South Bay Rd.

Princess Anne Public School student Julian Reid plants flowers in front of the YMCA on Durham Street as part of the YMCA Green Community Initiative program.

Plastic surgeon Dr. David Fisher begins an examination of one-year-old Quinn Roy, while Quinn’s parents, Darcy Roy and Sharleen Lavoie, look on. The Sault Ste.