Lifestyle

BY BILL BRADLEY Making Greater Sudbury bike friendly is the passion of Nathalie Gara-Boivin and Clee Lieverse, members of the city's bicycle advisory panel.

BY JANET GIBSON Ontario MPPs debated onThursday Elizabeth Witmer's resolution calling on the government to increase access to position emission tomography (PET) scans.

BY JANET GIBSON Young entrepreneurs promoted their innovative businesses at Southridge Mall on Thursday.

Pinecrest Public School will unveil its regreening project on Thursday at 1:30 p.m.

Collège Boréal, the French community college that guarantees students a job, celebrated two wins last week.

Tourism Week in Canada, which runs June 2-8, celebrates a $70.6 billion industry and tells Canadians and their governments that tourism matters to our country's economic and social well-being,a  press release from Sudbury Tourism stated.

The Canadian Hearing Society and The Lion's Club will be holding a Large Yard Sale and BBQ Fundraiser on Saturday at 1233 Paris Street (CHS/Lion's building across from the Health Unit.

With school grounds often resembling parking lots rather than places of inspiration and learning, the need to bring nature back to students is a growing concern for many parents and teachers, a press release states.

BY JANET GIBSON After hibernating for seven months, Market Square opened on Saturday and, despite the dull weather, diehard fans beat a path to its door.

Marketwire - The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is warning the public not to consume the KingFisher brand cantaloupes described below due to a possible Salmonella contamination.