Tony Ryma
News Anchor at CICI-TV (Sudbury, ON)
News Anchor at CTV Northern Ontario
Noon and Five p.m. CTV News Anchor for Northern Ontario
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1 week ago |
ctvnews.ca | Tony Ryma
A Sudbury writer and spoken-word artist has collaborated with another artist to release an anthology. Connor Lafortune and Lindsay Mayhew called this new book, ‘A Thousand Tiny Awakenings.’ “It is really seeking to listen to young people, young voices who want to talk about breaking barriers, overcoming oppression,” Lafortune in a video interview.
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2 weeks ago |
ctvnews.ca | Tony Ryma
A Sudbury author is releasing her second book at a northern college this month. Carrie-Lynn Hotson, an author, professor and business owner, says her latest work will help all kinds of businesses. Carrie-Lynn Hotson Carrie-Lynn Hotson, an author, professor and business owner, says her latest work will help all kinds of businesses. (Photo from video) “My new book is called VISH,” she said.
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3 weeks ago |
ctvnews.ca | Tony Ryma
A Sudbury author has written her first book and she says it is very personal. Michelle Brunette’s book, The Burden of Loving a Broken Mind, is a story about mental health and mental illness, which she said is a topic near and dear to her heart. “It’s a story that was inspired by my parent’s relationship, and what our family went through,” said Brunette.
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1 month ago |
ctvnews.ca | Tony Ryma
A Parry Sound area author has written a book for people who love to get their hands dirty in the garden. Erin Alladin of McKellar, near Parry Sound, is the author of ‘Wait Like a Seed,’ a non-fiction picture book that uses the relationship between monarch butterflies and milkweed to teach the lifecycle of a seed. “It takes young readers from wait like a seed, cozy and small, wait like a seed till the spring rains fall,” said Alladin.
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Apr 30, 2024 |
northernontario.ctvnews.ca | Tony Ryma
Author Lindsey 'L.E.' Carmichael is giving a presentation at the South End branch of the Greater Sudbury Public Library on her latest children's book, Polar: Wildlife at the Ends of the Earth. "It’s all about the adaptations that help polar animals stay warm, find food and raise their babies in two of the harshest habitats on Earth," said Carmichael. "A lot of animals are showcased in this book.
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After a nice weekend, we get this! Happy Monday! https://t.co/W9P7aY5zIp
Thanks to Terry Ames for coming in and talking about his books on CTV News at 5 and on @CTVNewsNorthern https://t.co/KyIuz0akIM
I had the pleasure of interviewing Dave Ferguson about his new book, “Moose Down.” Catch our interview on CTV News at 5 and @CTVNewsNorthern https://t.co/gwGLGIjdfH