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Canada's Climate Change program is in full swing! We have
developed great new resources to make this an exciting
program addition. Key themes revolve around recycling,
energy audits and activities that enable youth to save
energy at home and reduce Green-house Gases (GHG). Resource
books and crests are available at the Scout Shop.
(more)
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Outdoor Cooking!
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Below is a link for viewing current
weather radar images as detected by a series of doppler
radars across the provice. Once the image has loaded,
click on the blue play button.
Weather Radar -
Ontario
Images for
the past hour and a half will give you a sense of the
speed and direction of the clouds. This site is very effective
for predicting imminent storms, rain showers or snow storms.
Generally, you will only see the denser, moisture bearing
clouds ... light clouds and overcast sky do not show up
on the radar.
Satellite imagery
will give you an idea of what an entire storm system is
doing, where it is headed and how soon. Dark orange and
red patches pack all of the power of the storm. To view
satellite imagery, select "Satellite Imagery" on the left
side of the page, then select the first "medium" image
under "GOES-east"
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Scouting
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City of Greater Sudbury Proclamation
(Sudbury - Feb, 2009) February 15-22nd has been proclaimed Scout-Guide week by Mayor John Rodriguez. Scouts Canada Sudbury Area Commissioner Karen Luczak read the proclamation, on behalf of City council, to members of both Guiding and Scouting on Feb 9th. Scout-Guide week celebrates the birthdays of founding members Lord and Lady Baden Powell. Area youth and adult volunteers will be celebrating, in the spirit of camaraderie and friendship between our two Movements on Feb 22nd by holding a skating/tobogganing party at Queen’s Athletic field.
Dawn Moore (Administrative Community 34 Leader, Girl Guides of Canada), Pathfinder Tapanga, Scout Stanley, Guide Mariah , Karen Luczak (Sudbury Area Commissioner, Scouts Canada) Beaver Artin, Spark Heidi, Cub Jordan and Brownie Mercedes celebrate the reading of the Proclamation of Scout/Guide week Feb 15 – 22nd.
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23rd Sudbury Appreciation Dinner
(Sudbury - Feb, 2009) 23rd Sudbury held its annual group dinner with 107 persons attending. Special guest was Sudbury Area Commissioner Karen Luczak who presented service recognition for 5 years to Holly Browne and 15 years to Hugh Hinschberger. She also presented Medals of Good Service to Holly & Hugh. A Medal of Merit was presented to Shirley Rivers who has served actively as a adult member in Scouting and Guiding for 34 years.
At the dinner Karen Luczak announced that Holly Browne has been appointed the new Group Commissioner effective June 1; 2009 replacing Larry Rivers who has held that position for the last 8 years.
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Silver Acorn
Recipient Announced
(Council - June, 2008)
I am pleased to announce that her excellency Michaëlle Jean
Governor General and Chief Scout of Canada has bestowed the Silver Acorn
to Thomas McGibbon currently the Area Commissioner of Sudbury for
his 30 plus years of distinguished service to Scouting. Tom has fulfilled
numerous roles to the organization as a section leader, trainer, mentor,service
scouter to numerous Canadian and World Jamborees and administrator at
area and council levels. I personally pass on my congratulations having
worked with Tom for over 20 years. Tom will receive the actual medal at
the Central Council Silver Acorn ceremony next spring.
Larry Rivers DCC H&A NOC
The Silver Acorn is presented for especially
distinguished service to Scouting
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BEAVERS IN WINTER
(Kenora - Feb, 2008)
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While the furry Beavers may sleep through the winter, the human kind are playing in the snow. The 2nd Kenora Beaver Colony and their Dads spend Feb 2nd and 3rd on Scout Island. They pulled each other in dog sleds on the ice, cooked over a fire, slid down snowy banks to the lake, went snowshoeing on the trails and ice fished.
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While ice fishing, they landed one pike and one perch. Not enough for supper but no one seemed to care. The weather was perfect, the day full of fun. All were snuggled into their sleeping bags and sound asleep early into the night, dreaming of next day adventures.
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