Lifestyle

BY APRIL ANTONIAZZI Practising mind and body fitness is the goal of this year's Mental Health Week. "Your physical fitness affects your mental health and vice versa.

BY HEIDI ULRICHSEN Rule your diabetes, don't let your diabetes rule you. That's the advice of Dr. Ian Blumer, author of the best-selling book Diabetes for Canadians for Dummies. He spoke at Collège Boréal Wednesday evening.

The St. Joseph's Foundation of Sudbury will honour the late Father Brian McKee this Saturday by naming the "town square" at St. Joseph's Villa after him.

BY HEIDI ULRICHSEN [email protected] Rule your diabetes, don't let your diabetes rule you. That's the advice of Dr. Ian Blumer, author of the best-selling book Diabetes for Canadians for Dummies.

A well-known physician, cancer survivor and television show host will speak in Sudbury, May 12 as part of an oncology conference. Dr. Marla Shapiro, who hosts the CTV show Balance, will speak at the Holiday Inn on Regent St. from 1 to 2 pm.

BY TAMARA BELKOV Bishop Jean-Louis Plouffe of the diocese of Sault Ste. Marie welcomed 27 new members to the Catholic Women's League of Canada (CWL) on the weekend.

BY KEITH LACEY Many mothers consider their children heroic, but Susan Clarke has more reasons than most to call her son a hero.

A Lively man and his co-worker for New Liskeard are each $50,000 wealthier after winning the $100,000 second prize on a March 10 Encore draw.

An Oshawa area woman who was severely injured after a large piece of concrete was thrown onto her moving car is determined to spread the word this type of prank can kill.

In the 1940s the Northern Brewery building on Lorne St. was considered one of the "showplaces of the north." The brewery, which dates back 1903, was rebuilt and re-equipped for the Sudbury Brewery and Malting Company's 37th anniversary.