Lifestyle

BY LIZ FLEMING The Thousand Islands is one of Canada's most beautiful and inviting tourist destinations and it's just waiting to be explored, on two wheels. Even a Sunday cyclist can handle the 37-kilometre scenic route along the banks of the St.

Mark Haines of Prince Edward Island, and Tom Leighton, originally of New Brunswick, have been making music for a long time. Some would claim they date back to the days before the Dead Sea even knew it was sick.

BY RISA OLDFIELD The second annual African-Caribbean Festival will be held in Greater Sudbury this September, and organizers are very excited about what is planned.

Music and Film in Motion (MFM) is opening the submission period for the fifth Northern Ontario Music and Film Awards (NOMFA), said a news release.

BY BILL BRADLEY Members of the Richard Lake Stewardship Committee will be hosting a family and clean-up barbecue this Sunday, from noon to 3 pm, at Richard Lake camping areas.

BY HEIDI ULRICHSEN In an era where 38 percent of Canadian marriages end in divorce, 91-year-old Matthew John (known as M.J.) Frawley and 90-year-old Jeannette Frawley are something of a rarity.

James Bartleman, Lt. Gov. of Ontario, is appealing to Ontarians for donations to his 2007 Book Drive for native communities in Northern Ontario, Yukon, Nunavut, and northern Québec. From Jan. 1 to Jan.

Science North is closing for 12 days, from Monday, Jan. 8 through to Friday, Jan. 19, 2007 for scheduled maintenance.

For many people, the new year is a chance to take stock of their lives and see what they want to change about themselves.

(NC)-Open the suitcase of almost any traveller and you're likely to find items essential to any vacation: a digital camera, comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen and travel guides.