Lifestyle

Responding to a new survey showing workplace stress, burnout and depression are on the rise in Canada, the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) is urging employers across the country to accept greater responsibility for the mental health of thei

BY JANET GIBSON   Thinking of going to the beach over your lunch break? How about driving to the take-out for a quick hit of junk food? Well, think again.

Traditionally, the warmer months are a time to break out your lighter coloured suits and sportswear. It's the perfect accompaniment to your "Thank God winter is finally over" frame of mind.

(NC)-Shopping for that perfect swimsuit doesn't need to feel like you are swimming in the deep end. To help you get beach-ready this summer, here are some hints to help women select the right swimsuit for their body type.

Another "Mother's Day" is coming soon. Those mothers of my "baby boomer" generation stand tall above the rest. They parented by grit and patterned their ways as they were raised by their own mothers.

More than 13,000 km were logged on Sudbury streets on Sunday for the third annual SudburyROCKS!!! Race, Run or Walk for Diabetes, in support of the Canadian Diabetes Association.

BY JANET GIBSON A retired forklift driver from Richmond, Ont., won the Sudbury Rocks marathon on Sunday, completing the 42-km course in three hours and two minutes. But the wife of 57-year-old Brian Beeton said he should have won it last year.

Warmer weather means the beginning of outdoor activities for many children and adults.

Ten students from Rainbow Schools will participate in the 19th annual Ontario Technological Skills Competition from May 5 to May 7.

By JUDI KOSKI Award-winning Sudbury artist Christy A. Smith paints 'en plein air,' completing her artwork outdoors in all weather, in all seasons; patiently devoting whatever length of time it takes to be finished.