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Jacob McEachern
Jacob McEachern · IN Archery
Is archery a good way to de-stress or meditate? Yes, 100%! Ask any shooter why they *really* spend time at the range 😄 Maybe you've heard of the kyudo practice of archery or the book "Zen in the Art of Archery". These are incredible, but we don't have to follow the Zen approach to feel better after letting a quiver full of arrows fly: ---Concentration: Archery demands complete concentration on the task at hand—on your form, on the
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Elise Nelson, SooToday
Elise Nelson, SooToday · IN Things to do
Veterans given free weekday access to provincial parks 🏕️
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Elise Nelson, SooToday · IN Live music
Saddle up! Country artist Steven Lee Olsen moseying into the Sault Grammy-nominated country artist will bring his 'Country Night in Canada Tour' to The Machine Shop in February 🤠
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Elise Nelson, SooToday
Elise Nelson, SooToday · IN Things to do
Area veterans, service members eat free on Remembrance Day Gino's Fired Up Kitchen offering free breakfast from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. to eligible guests
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Shelly Bazil-Smith
Shelly Bazil-Smith · IN Newcomers
🌟November 1st marked the beginning of Lebanese Heritage Month in Canada. Since the late 1800s, hundreds of thousands of Canadians of Lebanese descent have played an integral role in shaping our country. This month is a special time to acknowledge all of the wonderful contributions that Lebanese communities have made, including in academic research, medicine, theatre, teaching, entrepreneurship, sports, and science. Let us take this opportunity
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Kyla Faganely
Kyla Faganely · IN Health & wellness
Have you ever been curious to try Reiki? We offer it at the studio with Sarah, our awesome practitioner who many of you may recognize. It can be defined as a healing technique where the therapist channels energy into the patient by means of touch to activate the natural healing processes of the body which improves their physical and emotional wellbeing. Come try this awesome practice and see if it works for you!
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Chris Cooper
Chris Cooper · IN Fitness
Zone 4 training is where your muscles burn - you build up lactic acid and other metabolic waste faster than you can clear it from your bloodstream. You don't want to do this every day, but training in Zone 4 will prepare you for emergencies; help you get ready for snow shovelling; and trigger long-term calorie burn. Bonus: you can say "feel da buuuuun" in your Hans and Frans voice while you're doing it.
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Bill Nash
Bill Nash · IN Woodworking
So we did some landscaping in the yard removing a long cedar hedge that was eating up half of our front yard. We needed some "yard things" to brighten up the look, so off to the workshop, ...
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Bill Nash
Bill Nash · IN Woodworking
Some work that I did in my kitchen. I had some empty wall space that yearned for a small cabinet to match the rest of my kitchen cabinets. After a few days in the workshop, ... this appeared, ...
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Jason Doyon
Jason Doyon · IN What's for dinner
Love the Traeger for Ribs and Tomahawk steaks!
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Prime Minister Mark Carney was in town today, visiting Algoma Steel, enjoying Aurora's Pizza and had a full length chat with Frisco and me. Look for it on SooToday tonight at 7pm sharp!
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