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Engaging students and making curriculum come alive in daily tasks is often a challenge for many educators. The students of St. Hillary Catholic Elementary school was given a unique opportunity to participate in a hands-on outdoor activity that challenged them them to apply classroom learning outdoors.

Finding ways to spend a casual stress free day can often be hard. The municipality of Nipigon is highlighting a great activity for interested residents that is being offered as a result of a partnership between their community's Edge Arts Studio and Gallery and Thunder Bay's Kozy Knits.

Today's image is from Jean Belluz!. Thank you, Jean!

Living with the restrictions and affects of a pandemic has for many Ontarians been challenging and life changing. Municipalities have had to maintain these restrictions in order to help keep their residents healthy and safe. Thankfully, with restrictions slowly being lifted, activities that once were restricted are once again becoming an option for the public.

Celebrating an anniversary is always an exciting time for any municipality, but celebrating a 75th anniversary adds to its significance. Terrace Bay continues to plan and provide events so that its residents can not only be aware of this milestone, but engage and participate in activities to celebrate it.

Leadership skills and facilitating the involvement of students in their community through various means has been part of key expectations that the Ministry of Education of Ontario has mandated for Ontario School Boards for several years. Curriculum expectations have had to reflect this, and Lake Superior High school has an important way for students to achieve this.

Clocks will move forward by one hour at 2 a.m. on Sunday, March 13.