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Heidi Ulrichsen

Heidi Ulrichsen

Heidi Ulrichsen is the associate content editor at Sudbury.com. She also covers education and the arts scene. Follow her on Twitter @HeidiUlrichsen. She can be reached by email at [email protected].

Recent Work by Heidi

Kivi Park hosting mindfulness book launch by local authors Oct. 1

Kivi Park hosting mindfulness book launch by local authors Oct. 1

Lifelong friends Julia Haddad, Alina Tassone and Brittney Smith teamed up to publish ‘The Mindful Forest’
Trustee’s death sparks application process to fill her seat

Trustee’s death sparks application process to fill her seat

Following long-time Rainbow board trustee Dena Morrison’s passing in early September, board had a choice between a byelection, which would have cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, or appointing a new trustee
Still a long road for Laurentian to travel, says interim pres

Still a long road for Laurentian to travel, says interim pres

Sheila Embleton, seconded to Laurentian University early this year to help with its recovery following insolvency, estimates the university has already undergone about five years’ worth of changes in her time there
Franco-Ontarian Day highlights Sudbury’s French university fight

Franco-Ontarian Day highlights Sudbury’s French university fight

‘We're going to keep fighting’: Province rejected Université de Sudbury proposal for standalone Francophone university early this summer
Video: Sudbury Indian community dances the Garba for Navaratri

Video: Sudbury Indian community dances the Garba for Navaratri

Sudbury Community Arena plays host to huge Garba dance, performer from India
Laurentian committee to develop policies on AI use

Laurentian committee to develop policies on AI use

Sudbury university ‘playing catch up’ on the issue
Years after pandemic began, some still attending virtual school

Years after pandemic began, some still attending virtual school

Not all Sudbury school boards offering virtual programming for the 2023-24 school year, and attendance low for those that are
Laurentian’s honorary degree drought continues

Laurentian’s honorary degree drought continues

Three years after Laurentian University conferred its last honorary doctorate, senate discusses reconstituting committee to bring forward candidates, with the aim of conferring these honours in the spring of 2024
Laurentian powering through on transformation, strategic plan

Laurentian powering through on transformation, strategic plan

Nothing new to report, however, on property sales to the province which were to fund payouts to Laurentian University’s creditors following insolvency
Cinéfest: North Bay doubles as war-torn Europe in powerful film

Cinéfest: North Bay doubles as war-torn Europe in powerful film

‘The Boy in the Woods,’ based on the survival story of Canadian holocaust survivor Maxwell Smart, was shot in the North Bay area in 2022