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Free transit to Remembrance Day ceremony

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.

Today's Parent recommends educational toys for Christmas

The original Tickle Me Elmo doll was a Christmas favorite in 1996, with children delighting in the doll's vibrating giggles.
Animation students help get fire safety message out

Animation students help get fire safety message out

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

Indoor air pollution causes illnesses

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.
Enjoy an evening of harmony with Quartette

Enjoy an evening of harmony with Quartette

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.

Beta Sigma Phi turns 75

BY GIANNI UBRIACO During the Great Depression in 1931, Kansas resident Walter W. Ross felt that there was a need to create an organization that could bring women together and expose them to a social, cultural, and educational climate.

War and Remembrance

BY KEITH LACEY At age 76, Bob Bastien’s life has come full circle.

Get romantic on the high seas

(CNW) With Christmas and Valentine's Day right around the corner, couples searching for a romantic cruise vacation need to look no further.
Get up, get out, get winter active

Get up, get out, get winter active

Winter is a perfect time for you and your family to be physically active in the snow. Building a snowman can be a lot of fun and helps keep children moving.

Performing arts students applaud edgier comments at debate on culture

Students attending an arts-themed mayoral debate last Friday morning seemed more impressed with what the fringe candidates had to say than the front runners.