Good morning, Sudbury.
Here's some stories to start your weekend
Hydro rate protesters to march on Thibeault's office today
To mark World Energy Day on Oct. 22, working people and small business owners from Sudbury and beyond are invited to gather to protest hydro rates, and to raise food bank donations for those who can no longer afford them. Full story here.
October 22 is Day of Caring:
United Way Sudbury and Nipissing District’s GenNext Cabinet's young members (who range in age from 20 to 39) will fan out across the region to assist non-profit groups and agencies with various tasks and projects.
ICYMI: Ste. Anne des Pins priest responds to statue gone viral
Father Gérard Lajeunesse of Ste. Anne des Pins responds to the media frenzy that has hit home in Sudbury this week. Full story here.
St. Joseph’s Foundation of Sudbury Gala
St. Joseph’s Foundation of Sudbury Gala is this evening at the Caruso Club. Proceeds from this year’s Gala will go toward a healing garden at Villa St. Gabriel Villa. This garden will provide residents with meaningful activity and the therapeutic benefits of reflection.
Art Club fall show and sale this weekend:
The Sudbury Art Club will host its fall show and sale this weekend, at the CNIB Auditorium, corner of York and Regent in Sudbury.
ICYMI: Wolves off to best start in 20 years
The Sudbury Wolves have found themselves in unfamiliar territory, but this new Pack doesn’t feel out of place one bit. Full story here.
Wolves host 67's on Sunday
The Sudbury Wolves will take on the Ottawa 67's on Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Sudbury Arena.
The Wolves are off to their best start in 20 years. See story above.
