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MobileWelcomeThe Walden Cross Country Fitness Club (WCCFC) was established in 1978 and is quickly becoming one of Ontario's top cross country ski trail systems.Considering becoming a Member? Memberships can be purchased online using Zone 4 .Naughton , the club's primary location, offers over 23 km of skate and classic trails that range from novice to expert and also include a fully accessible lit loop.Naughton offers night skiing, equipment rentals, ski lessons, youth programs, Para Nordic programs and access to a modern, fully accessible chalet. When there's no snow it's great for walking, running and hiking.Beaver Lake ski trails are track set for classic skiing only and vary in difficulty from moderate to difficult and in length from 1.5 km to 5.5 km.Voyageur Trails are located in Azilda and feature 3 classic ski loops (1km, 5km and 8km).News

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The Wikwemikong Board of Education's vision statement is ''to promote lifelong learning and academic success guided by Anishinabe world views.'' A vision statement is vital to any organization because it provides a sense of commonality. Everyone in the school board is united under this one goal, and this clarity provides the focus and energy for learning. A shared vision gives us the common language that binds us together.Historically, Wikwemikong's formal education system dates back to the 1780's, which we believe is the oldest education system in northern Ontario. The Wikwemikong Board of Education now oversees many programs in addition to the K-12 Program. The School Year Calendar for programming runs from September to June in any given year. The education system addresses the academic needs of the community members. Each of the four schools is equipped with up-to-date computer and science labs with libraries. The school board has partnered with McMaster University's Medical School Program to run the 'Come Explore Medicine Program'

Weaver, Simmons LLP is the largest full-service law firm in Northeastern Ontario. For over seventy-five years we have proudly served northern interests and have built a solid reputation for integrity in the profession and for quality of service to our clients. At Weaver Simmons, over 30 full-time lawyers practice in civil litigation, corporate, taxation, commercial, real estate, aboriginal law, criminal, family and labour and employment law with approximately 60 personnel including law clerks, law students and computer systems personnel. We provide services in both English and French. Our library and legal references are as complete as any private law library in Northern Ontario and includes access to comprehensive computerized databases including state-of-the-art computer research tools.

GT-TECH is an information technology company with its head office located in Sudbury, ON. This office services businesses in all of Northern Ontario. In June of 2012, a branch office was opened in Pembroke, ON. This office services businesses in the Ottawa Valley. GT-TECH provides business to business administration, support, sales and maintenance of computer systems, servers, networks, software and point-of-sale systems. We are committed to working with businesses to ensure they get the proper equipment and support needed to keep their daily operations running smoothly. To accomplish this, our company has partnered with both world and local leaders in their respective fields.

The Township of Chapleau is situated within the Boreal Forest and Arctic Watershed Region of Northern Ontario. Chapleau is best known for being the home of the world's largest Crown Game Preserve, as well as being the 2011 winners of WFN's Ultimate Fishing Town Canada contest. The Game Preserve, established in 1925, is 700,000 hectares in size, making it an exciting eco-tourism destination for world nature and wildlife travelers

Conroy Scott LLP in Sudbury strives to provide clients with a wide range of legal services in a timely and cost-effective manner. We offer a broad spectrum of client-oriented services that cover several areas of practice such as civil litigation, corporate/commercial, real estate, and wills and estates. Our services are available in both official languages to suit different needs and preferences. Call us to schedule your personal consultation or see our website for more information about our lawyers.

Ted Conroy defends criminal and quasi-criminal prosecutions and acts for plaintiffs and defendants in civil lawsuits. Ted is the firm’s senior counsel. He graduated from the University of Toronto, in 1954 before attending Osgoode Hall. Since his call to the Bar in 1958 he has practiced from Sudbury throughout the Province of Ontario. During his more than 50 years of practice he has represented over 15 persons accused with murder and countless numbers of persons on lessor offenses. He has special interest in crimes of violence and sexual abuse. This has led him to become knowledgeable in the use (and abuse) of firearms and edged weapons. Over the past 25 years Ted has developed novel statutory constitutional defences to alcohol-related offences such as impaired driving. Over the course of his practice, Ted participated in several breaking civil suits. In 1988, he was awarded the continuing designation of Specialist in Civil Litigation by the Law Society of Upper Canada.

Michael Macnamara is a graduate of Carleton University in 2007 where he obtained a B.A. (in law) and the University of New South Wales in 2012 in Sydney, Australia, where he obtained his Juris Doctor. He was called to the bar Ontario Bar in January 2014. Michael practices in the areas of civil and commercial litigation with an emphasis on estate, real estate and construction lien matters. He also defends criminal and quasi-criminal prosecutions including impaired driving charges and youth criminal justice matters. Michael is a zealous advocate for his clients at all levels of court. Michael is a strong advocate for the City of Greater Sudbury and its role as the economic and social hub of Northern Ontario. He is heavily involved in the community, including several professional and social associations and is presently the Chair of the Board of Directors for the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce.