Theatre Cambrian

This May, Theatre Cambrian will present Miss Saigon, a modern-day Madame Butterfly set during the Vietnam War. The elaborate and lush musical extravaganza will be the highlight of the community theatre company's ambitious 26th season.

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Guy Labine is a champion for economic development. The chief operating officer of Science North—the attraction generates $45 million annually in economic activity—he is a member and past chair of the Greater Sudbury Development Corporation. Previously, Labine was general manager of the Sudbury Regional Economic Development Corporation.

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“The concept of dedicated service to children, it's in the genes,” says the winner of the 2011 Community Builders Award for Education. Jean Hanson's grandmother and her mother were teachers, and her daughter is a teacher in New Zealand.
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One has to admire the tenacity of the Sudbury Horticultural Society. According to historian Matt Bray, members had to cancel their inaugural exhibit in 1912 because most of the plants had been severely injured by sulphur fumes.*

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Dr. Pablo Cano sees himself as “a poet charged with the task of preserving, protecting, restoring the beauty and wholeness of lives that have been wounded by disease.”

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Community Builder nominators are asked to describe how their nominee will be remembered by future generations. The question is impossible to answer in the case of 18-year-old Alessandro Costantini because he has so much of his life ahead of him.

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The Rainbow Routes Association is the winner of the 2011 Community Builders Award in the Sports and Recreation category. This grassroots organization also wins kudos for the contributions it has made to the environment and to economic development.

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Jeanne Warwick Conroy

Ted Conroy says his wife, Jeanne, is as able as any man. He is talking about her abilities as an angler, but he could be easily talking about her accomplishments as a community leader.

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