Lifestyle

By JUDI KOSKI Look no further than the picturesque shores of Sudbury's own Lake Ramsey for a unique outdoor art event featuring local aspiring artists and musicians.

By Marg Seregelyi Tales of hauntings, ghosts, orbs, rappings, whispers and footsteps. You just may see or hear some of those things with Michelle Desrochers and Patrick Cross, as they take people for a guided tour through downtown Burlington.

BY BILL BRADLEY Actor Matt Hill, 40, and motivational speaker Stephanie Tait, 26, are running full-out for Planet Earth and trying to live as sustainable lifestyles as possible.

By JUDI KOSKI The skies will be buzzing in Azilda Aug. 1-3. That's when model airplane enthusiasts will fly their gas-engine aircraft in a 1,000 ft. by 4,000 ft. airspace at speeds up to 120 mph.

BY JANET GIBSON A steam locomotive built by wartime brides in Montreal in 1944 and brought back to life by 15 volunteers will be unveiled on Saturday, July 26 in Capreol.

Science North is offering exciting, week-long, science day camps across Northern Ontario this summer, for ages four to 15.

What do Disneyland, Sea World, Universal Studios, Madame Tussaud's London, the Georgia Aquarium, the Salt Lake City Winter Olympics and Cirque du Soleil have in common with Science North? They all boast visitor experiences that are TEA Thea Award win

BY BILL BRADLEY Owning rural or wilderness property can be a challenge. Being organized in an association or property owners group helps a lot, said Alice Shaw, vice president of the Kukagami Campers Association.

Some of the northeast region's top hunters and jumpers were vying for points at Foothills Farm in Chelmsford during the Rick Smith Memorial Trillium Show this weekend.

Ontario's provincial parks are offering a range of special events and activities as part of Canada's Parks Day.