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The new year brought an exciting new opportunity for me, as I have started working at one of the most interesting places in Sudbury - SNOLAB. It is a world-class underground science laboratory specializing in astroparticle physics.

As Christmas draws closer and we frantically work on finishing our “to-do” lists, it is important to remember to slow down once in a while and enjoy the little moments, like meeting friends for coffee and conversation, joining a group for a picture-t

I have discovered a quaint little spot in the city where you can enjoy an evening of live entertainment by local performers for a meager admittance of $7.

My eyes darted left then right, then left again. Darkness was slowly blanketing the park. Suddenly unrecognizable, guttural sounds reached my ears and I wondered what was lurking in the dark shadows.

It’s no secret to those who know me. I love photography.

Jazz fans were rewarded for their endurance despite a chilly and rainy weekend, with non-stop performances by an array of top-notch entertainers. The fourth annual Jazz Sudbury Festival, which took place Sept.

I marked the end of summer with a visit to Science North to see the Canadian premiere of the Body Worlds Vital exhibit.

Do you find it strange if someone you know or meet does not have a Facebook or other social network account? Do you wonder if they are hiding something? Do they seem “suspicious” to you? What is your social network account, or lack thereof, saying ab

Bell Park was alive with a sense of purpose on Saturday, July 14 for Sudbury’s annual Dragon Boat Festival, celebrating The Year of the Water Dragon.

It's been scientifically proven: laughter is good for you. The mere act of laughing decreases stress hormones such as cortisol and epinephrine and increases feel-good brain chemicals, called endorphins.