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Sudbury dike swarm

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Large geological structure in Canada

TheSudbury dike swarm, also called theSudbury dikes, is aMesoproterozoic dike swarm in northeasternOntario,Canada. With an age of 1,238 million years, it is younger than theSudbury Basin impact event and predates the impact event that formedLake Wanapitei.^[1]

Features

History

Events	1927 Worthington mine collapse 1963 Hanmer explosion 1970 Sudbury Tornado 1978 Inco strike 2009 Vale Inco Strike 2001 Amalgamation 2021 Laurentian University financial crisis

Amalgamated
Municipalities

Geology

Geography

Lakes	Agnew Daisy Fairbank Gibson Nepahwin Panache Ramsey Vermilion Wanapitei Whitewater
Parks	Bell Park Chiniguchi Daisy Lake Fairbank Lake Killarney Wanapitei
Rivers	Carhess Creek Onaping Rapid Spanish Speckled Trout Creek Vermilion Wanapitei

Government

Education

Primary/secondary	Conseil scolaire catholique Nouvelon Conseil scolaire de district du Grand Nord de l'Ontario Sudbury Catholic District School Board Rainbow District School Board
Post-secondary	Cambrian College Collège Boréal Laurentian University Huntington University McEwen School of Architecture Thorneloe University University of Sudbury
Libraries	Greater Sudbury Public Library

Culture

Festivals	La Nuit sur l'étang Northern Lights Festival Boréal Queer North Film Festival Up Here Festival
Groups	N'Swakamok Native Friendship Centre Sudbury Arts Council Sudbury Indie Cinema Co-op Sudbury Pride Sudbury Symphony Orchestra Théâtre du Nouvel-Ontario
Media	Radio Stations CTV Northern Ontario Le Voyageur Sudbury.com The Sudbury Star
Sports	Greater Sudbury Cubs Sudbury Community Arena Sudbury Cyclones Sudbury Five Sudbury Wolves Laurentian Voyageurs

Organizations

Transportation

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