Lifestyle

Fifteen years ago on Dec. 6, 1989,  14 women were murdered at l'École Polytechnique de Montréal. Today is the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women in Canada.

BY HEIDI ULRICHSEN Rob DiMeglio is one of thousands, perhaps millions, of disabled Canadians who benefits from 21st century technology. Although almost completely blind, DiMeglio  can make use of technology to read and use the Internet.

The holiday season is a wonderful time, but paying for it can turn the new year into a financial nightmare. How do you conquer that post-December debt? The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario has some advice...and it doesn't cost a thing.

The Art Gallery of Sudbury will present a free talk on native art entitled The Algonkians: Traders, Navigators, Image Makers this Thursday at 7 pm at the gallery on John St. The talk will be presented by guest curator Bonnie Devine.

(CNW) According to the 2004 Canadian Addiction Survey (CAS), there is a steady increase in marijuana use over the past decade.

The Sudbury Charities Foundation's Annual Christmas Festival of Lights will kick off on the grounds of Science North  this evening (Friday) at 6 pm.

Sudbury's Christian radio station, CJTK, will once again be hosting a concert at the CPR Train Station in Elgin St. as the Holiday Christmas Train makes another appearance in downtown Sudbury.

BY KEITH LACEY Brendan Connor has found out quickly viewers don't care much about Sidney Crosby or the NHL in Malaysia or the Middle East.

(CNW) Results of the eighth annual Visa Canada gift-giving survey show that 8.

Pan-roasted potato and goat cheese bake can be made in advance for a weekday meal or for a pretty buffet table side. This bake offers up colour, flavour and ease appeal by "roasting" the vegetables in a skillet.