Lifestyle

BY KEITH LACEY Herb Nabigon managed to beat down the "rascals" that were ruining his life through alcoholism.

Over three-quarters of Canadians regularly used some type of preventive measure to protect themselves and their property from crime in 2004, according to a new report released from Statistics Canada.

The Sudbury Basin Potters meet on a regular basis at the Field House at the Lamothe playground in New Sudbury. Recently they took a few moments from creating to celebrate the birthday of Fran Kaelas.

BY VICKI GILHULA North Americans have a romanticized view of New York City at Christmas, thanks to movies such as Miracle on 34th Street and Home Alone, and hundreds of television specials over the years from the media capital of the world.

The Canadian Pacific Holiday Train, North America's largest rolling fundraiser, is less than two weeks away from starting its annual journey across Canada, the Northeastern and Midwestern United States. From Dec. 1 to Dec.

(CNW) The words "retirement planning" may soon disappear from our language as the concept of life planning takes hold.

BY MAREK KRASUSKI For more than 30 years Michael Shepherd has acted, directed and written for the theatre, first in the country of his birth, England, and later in the United States and Canada.

The Northern Life and Northern Ontario Business float was a big hit Saturday night at the Santa Claus Parade. Thousands crowded the sidewalks for this year's Nursery rhyme and Fairytale themed parade.

BY BILL BRADLEY Agriculture in northeastern Ontario is alive and well but does have its challenges said delegates at an agri-food conference Saturday (Nov. 18) at Days Inn.

The Greater Sudbury Public Library is again offering citizens an opportunity to reduce their overdue fines and help those less fortunate at the same time. From Monday Nov. 27 to Sunday Dec.