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Peace on Canadians minds this Christmas

The Christmas cards are coming, the Christmas cards are coming! Soon, empty mantles, end tables and windowsills will resemble mini art galleries as well wishes start rolling in from across the country and around the world.

Canine show in Capreol

The congregation at St. Alban Church in Capreol is organizing one of the strangest dog shows Greater Sudbury has ever seen.
Palladino celebrates more than 30 years

Palladino celebrates more than 30 years

Vip Palladino smiled proudly last Thursday evening when the ribbon was cut at the official opening of the renovated and expanded Honda dealership on The Kingsway which bears his name.
Macbeth direction daring but unconvincing

Macbeth direction daring but unconvincing

Libby Dornbush Theatre Review The production of any Shakespearean play by any non-professional acting group is always an enormous undertaking.

Christmas shoppers expected to spend $877

(CNW) Although consumer assessments of the economy are showing some signs of volatility, the overall picture is still quite positive, with Canadians estimating that they will spend more on holiday purchases this year than they did last year.
It's beginning to look a lot like....

It's beginning to look a lot like....

BY DAVE BATTAINO   Holiday to do list Everyone is already in Christmas mode, so lighten up. Phone that friend you have been promising to call and get out for some Christmas cheer.

Dad shares story of son's kidney disease

By Richard St. Amour Our son Jessie has kidney failure. He's at stage five (end stage ), which means dialysis is just around the corner.
Charm Plus celebrates 25 years

Charm Plus celebrates 25 years

BY MAREK KRASUSKI When Benita Dellelce opened Charm Plus in 1981, her mission even then was to go beyond offering services dedicated only to enhancing physical beauty.

Natives with abuse problems need help not prison: Professor

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

Canadians unlikely to consider guns for crime prevention

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.