Lifestyle

Better Business Bureaus (BBB) is urging the families of Older Canadians to safeguard their homes against scam artists.  Scam artists aren't looking for items to fence.

Canada Post issued its holiday stamps Nov. 1. The three-stamp set (51 cents, 89 cents and $1.49) is based on the 1931 William E. Coutts Company Painters of Canada Christmas card series. The illustrations are a tribute to the greeting card art form.

BY KEITH LACEY Sunny Fournier says blues music saved him from what was starting out to be a very difficult life.

Excellent seats have been released by the artist for the INXS concert, to be held at the Sudbury Arena this Sunday, Nov. 12. Anyone wishing to purchase these tickets is encouraged to do so as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.

BY JASON THOMPSON About 25 people were at a farewell luncheon for a group of African volunteers who have completed their placement programs and are heading back home.

The City of Greater Sudbury will offer free transit service Nov. 11 for residents who wish to attend the Remembrance Day ceremony at the Sudbury Arena.

The original Tickle Me Elmo doll was a Christmas favorite in 1996, with children delighting in the doll's vibrating giggles.

Since last weekend, billboards with messages of fire prevention are installed in various areas of the City of Greater Sudbury.

The return of cooler weather brings back autumn's yearly traditions: turning back the clocks, raking fallen leaves, and closing up doors and windows as we prepare to spend more time indoors during the winter.

The magical harmonies of Quartette will again resound Saturday, Nov. 25th in the acoustic warmth of St. Andrew's Place. Presented by St. Andrew's United Church, in affiliation with Affinity Concerts, this show is sure to be a crowd pleaser.