Lifestyle

Most hunters understand and follow Ontario's Hunting Regulations, but some common mistakes are made by hunters every year that can result in a violation.

BY JANET GIBSON Staff at Extendicare York were treated to barbecued cheeseburgers, salads and chips on Sept. 11 by family members of residents.

BY VICKI GILHULA A successful Canadian journalist (and a hometown girl) will be in Sudbury, Monday, Sept.15 to talk about her book, The Lucky Ones: Our Stories of Adopting Children from China.

BY JUDI KOSKI "Music is what really kept us together all of our lives and especially in hard times," said Greater Sudbury's Sweetheart Sisters; Lucie Lamothe, Evelyne Lefebvre and Diane Venne.

Purchasing a cup of coffee Sept. 18 can do more than just jump start your morning.

Theatre Cambrian is offering a Smart Serve course on Sept. 23. The cost is $30 and includes all training material.

BY JUDI KOSKI It's been said that every dog has his day. This weekend, Sept. 12 to 14, thousands of homeless dogs and cats will have an entire weekend devoted to finding loving families.

BY WENDY BIRD David Adjey, a 40-something chef who claims he's actually 88 in chef years, says he's seen and experienced a lot working in the restaurant business.

Hunting is an important activity for people around the world. For many, it is still an important method of food gathering. For others, hunting is a recreational activity that provides an opportunity to further friendships and family ties.

Members of the Sudbury Canoe Club Olympic-class kayak and canoe racing team claimed three silver and two bronze medals at the provincial championships held in Kingston on August 17.