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<h1 style="color: rgba(254, 189, 17, 1); text-align: center">Welcome to the Rotary Club of Sudbury Sunrisers</h1>
Friday the over 60 Rotarians, guests and friends along with our District Governor enjoyed lunch insightful speeches from honored guests at the Radisson Hotel & Conference Centre’s Palladium room for the official Charter of the new Rotaract Club of Sudbury. We learned about the history of both sponsor clubs the Sunrisers and Nooners and celebrated with 15 Rotaract Charter members. Steve Dyke Charter President walked us through their journey to charter and their project ideas tied to road safety. Our Mayor Paul Lefebvre spoke as well as Greater Sudbury Police Inspector Mark Brullette.
Let’s make sure we engage this youthful, passionate group of Rotaractors in our projects!
At our last meeting Dario Zulich shared his passion and vision to help grow and better the City of Greater Sudbury. CEO of TESC Contracting, owner of the Sudbury Wolves, Sudbury Spartans and the Sudbury Five and more recently of the Sudbury Water Tower, Dario described how he joined the board of the Downtown Business Improvement Area Association to help revitalize the downtown and is supporting the Mayor’s efforts and actions thus far in moving forward towards that goal. He encouraged Sunrisers to support city council in their efforts to clean up the downtown and to get out and vote in the upcoming provincial elections.
Rotary honors a teacher and mentor with the 2025 Sylvia Whitlock Leadership AwardThis Turkish Rotarian has promoted women’s financial literacy, funded scholarships for girls, and
Young trailblazers find inspiration at Rotaract UN Days. Three participants tell us about the experience, their takeaways, and what it was like to enter the halls of the historic Palais des Nations.
Since 2018, members of the Interact Club of Lotus Valley International School in Noida, India, have been manufacturing menstrual pads for girls and women, using a process they perfected at their school outside of Delhi