Mark Gentili is an Editor at BarrieToday. He focuses on themes of culture and society, with a particular emphasis on diversity and inclusion, racial issues, and social interest. Mark's work has been featured in BarrieToday, TimminsToday, SooToday, USA Job Vacancies - Daily Updates, BayToday.ca, and Northern Life.
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The pews were full on Saturday as the church community of All People's United Church on Antwerp Avenue held the final service in the 97-year-old building
The pews were full on Saturday as the church community of All People's United Church on Antwerp Avenue held the final service in the 97-year-old building
By: Mark Gentili
A handful of Sudburians opposed to a recent motion of city council to pursue economic opportunities with the defence industry say nickel mined in Greater Sudbury should not be used for warfare in any capacity
Phase 2 of St. Joseph’s Continuing Care Centre in New Sudbury officially opened June 18, a $51-million purpose-built rehabilitative facility that will ease pressures on acute care hospitals by providing a space where alternative level of care patients can get the support they need
Inaugural event to celebrate the many Asian cultures that call Greater Sudbury home draws a big crowd to Bell Park
Miners, retirees and loved ones gather at Richard Lake for annual Mine Mill Local 598 memorial event to remember the 1984 Falconbridge Mine Tragedy
In honour of National Indigenous Peoples Day, a powwow in Bell Park hosted by N'Swakamok Indigenous Friendship Centre drew hundreds of Sudburians
By: Mark Gentili
Spurred by the unauthorized placing of cross at the city's drug crisis memorial by a white nationalist group, local teacher Alisha Ravi organized a solidarity rally to spread the message that racism and hate has no home in Greater Sudbury
By: Mark Gentili
Spurred by the unauthorized placing of cross at the city's drug crisis memorial by a white nationalist group, local teacher Alisha Ravi organized a solidarity rally to spread the message that racism and hate has no home in Greater Sudbury
By: Mark Gentili
Organized by Heritage Konnect, the third annual festival, held at Delki Dozzi Park, saw members of Sudbury's large African diaspora community bring a little piece of home to their new home
