Lifestyle

Greater Sudbury residents have several chances to experience the Watoto Children's Choir over the next few days.

The main attraction at Science North this summer is our planet's most precious natural resource - water.

Xstrata Nickel's Sudbury Operations' Fraser/Thayer-Lindsley mine rescue team won the Provincial Mine Rescue Competition held earlier this month at the Northern Centre for Advanced Technology's training site in Onaping.

BY LAUREL MYERS People all across the country are showing just what bad taste they have, grimacing and contorting their faces as they choke down a single spoonful of Buckley's.

BY JANET GIBSON A 17-year-old girl who helped her grandfather fix tractors at the age of four has won a $2,000 entrance scholarship to Collège Boréal, where she'll study heavy equipment mechanics.

BY BILL BRADLEY Durham Street downtown was packed with hundreds of people Saturday for the annual Rotary Downtown Sudbury Blues For Food fundraiser. Bands such as Tightrope, Hipshake and Jake and the Fundamentals played power blues for the audience.

Epilepsy Ontario's Be Heard! Youth Challenge is now running. The challenge provides an opportunity for youth with epilepsy to voice their stories and opinions on living with the disorder.

Every two hours in Ontario, one person is hospitalized with a traumatic brain injury, stated a news release. The leading causes of traumatic brain injuries are motor vehicle or bicycle collisions and sports-related accidents.

Theatre Cambrian announced the audition dates for three of its upcoming productions: Arsenic and Old Lace, The Best of Broadway Concert 2,and Last of the Red Hot Lovers.

June 21 is "Go Skateboarding Day," a time for young and old to celebrate the sport. It is an opportunity for friends and families of skateboarders to show their support for the sport.