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Yes, Virginia there is a Christmas town

Known as "Christmas Town," the quiet little town of McAdenville, which lies along the South Fork River in Gaston County, North Carolina, comes alive each year as the holiday season draws near.

Consumers dreaming of green Christmas

It's going to be a green holiday season for more than half of Ontarians who say they prefer to shop at businesses that have demonstrated good environmental stewardship, according to the results of a new poll released by Bullfrog Power,  prov
Poll uncovers quirky Canadian sleep habits

Poll uncovers quirky Canadian sleep habits

(CNW) Men sleep in the nude more frequently than women, Quebecers are intimate more often than other Canadians, and 18- to 34-year-olds enjoy cuddling more than Baby Boomers, according to a recent poll on Canadian sleep preferences commissioned by Su
Students sing carols to Extendicare Falconbrdge residents

Students sing carols to Extendicare Falconbrdge residents

Chelmsford Public School's choir and guitar club helped spread some Christmas cheer through the halls of Extendicare Falconbridge on Tuesday morning, singing carols and playing instruments.
Xstrata wins gold for best parade float

Xstrata wins gold for best parade float

Xstrata Nickel's float called Winter Xstrata-ganza won first place in the Sudbury Santa Claus Parade corporate category. College Notre Dame won first place in the non-profit category.

Lottery tickets not for kids: Ontario Lottery Corp.

(CNW) With the holiday season right around the corner, lottery tickets are a popular last minute stocking stuffer, but not for kids.

Time to clean up your act

BY TERRI SCHLICHENMEYER How many times a day do you wash your hands? Let's add them up. An average of six to eight times in the bathroom each 24-hour period.  Once before each meal, that's 11.

Irish put candle in window to welcome Holy Family

Ireland, like most countries, has a number of unique Christmas traditions.

Holidays tough for children when parents are divorced

BY GARY DIRENFELD With Christmas fast approaching, many separated parents are busy planning how best to split the time with the children between them.
Calendar sales benefit animals

Calendar sales benefit animals

Wild at Heart Wildlife Refuge Centre's volunteers are selling the 2008 wall calendar which features photos and stories of a few of their wild "patients."  Calendars are $20 each or three for $50.