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Let’s not get carried away with a David and Goliath story here. The big Architecture School is not looking to pummel the few vendors at Market Square.

Even in his darkest hour, Jack Layton is inspiring.

As I watched the juice of a red, juicy strawberry drip down the chin of my blissed-out eight -year-old daughter, the thought occurred to me that eating locally grown food might be good for one’s mental health.

When tragedy first strikes a community, support and empathy can be found in abundance.

Our police service’s decision to publish the names of people charged with impaired driving can be a challenging proposition for the media.

It was smiles all around Tuesday when Laurentian University received $21 million toward the construction of its school of architecture from the province, and received approval for its architecture program, which will make the school eligible for oper

In a world where it’s commonplace to put one’s needs ahead of all else, attending last week’s Community Builder’s Awards of Excellence was a delightful tonic for the soul.

“It just showed me that people want to be a part of something positive in a world that isn’t always.

We are living in a time when effective communications have taken a nosedive. In our quest to get more information — authentic information — faster, we embrace e-mail, Internet searches, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and more.

Sam Bruno was a man on fire. The charismatic and persuasive 55-year-old Greater Sudbury resident was filled with life, love and laughter.