Lifestyle

By Jane Stokes (NC)-Where, oh where, can the 60 million people be? In the cities, maybe, for out in the countryside, no one is there. The British Isles, from the beginning of time, has committed every last possible acre to the fruits of nature.

The Northern Ontario Music Development Program (NOMDP) is looking for new applicants to work with.

(CNW) - In the minds of many people, whole grains are to be eaten because they are good for you - but don't expect them to taste good. This is where Judith Finlayson steps in, author of the new health-conscious The Complete Whole Grains Cookbook.

Continuing Education at Cambrian College is currently accepting advanced registrations for the 2008 Spring/Summer semester of the Motorcycle Training program.

BY KENT CORNESS The Art Gallery of Sudbury has set up a week of activities for children as part of their annual March Break Extravaganza.

The Orchid Ensemble, acclaimed as "One of the brightest blossoms on the world music scene" (Georgia Straight), represents a vibrant and contemporary musical exchange between North American and Asian cultures.

BY BILL BRADLEY Feeling stiff lately? Have poor circulation? Hands and feet always cold?  Stressed out? Jennifer Armstrong and Meena Singh have a routine for you-the Eastern practice of yoga combined with proper breathing techniques and more

BY MARIE LITALIEN A crowd gathered as Debbie Robertson's powerful voice filled the main foyer of Tom Davies Square Thursday at the first-ever Northern Aboriginal Festival kick-off.

Laurentian University is inviting people to submit nominations for the second annual "Mnaaj'in Gechi-wiidookang Nishnaabe-Gchi-Kinoomaagziwin" (Native Education Person of Distinction Award).

CNW - The Ontario Association of Children's Aid Societies (OACAS) reminds parents to keep children safe during the March Break, while more than two million children will be out of school this week.