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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.

Editor's note; The following was written by George Morrison in 2001. He died Nov. 12, 2005. This memoir was submitted by his family.

(CNW) If Canadians could invite anyone (living or dead) to a dinner party, their first choices would be friends and family, followed by former prime minister Pierre Trudeau, Oprah Winfrey, Albert Einstein, and Wayne Gretzky, according to research com

The two Sudbury Edward Jones investment representatives are hosting a free broadcast presentation entitled "Improve the State of Your Estate Plan." The broadcast presentation will take place at 11:30 am Tuesday, Nov. 21, at a variety of locations.

BY GIANNI UBRIACO Q92 radio station listener Louise Spencer owes her friend Jennifer Laplante-Raymond big time. How big? Oh, about $50,000 worth in prizes, and all it took was one lucky turn of a key.

(CCNMatthews) October may be the first full month of fall, but Old Man Winter struck hard and early. Some Ontario communities are still reeling from the one-two punch they experienced that month. On Oct.

BY HEIDI ULRICHSEN Unless they're among a lucky few, Greater Sudbury citizens will have to wait until at least the fall of 2007 to watch a movie filmed in the city last year.

Cinéfest Sudbury is hosting A Window on the World, a mini-festival featuring six international films over a three-day period from Nov. 14 to 15 at Silver City. Joyeux Noel - Nov.

Most of us daydream about flying off to an exotic destination to escape the stress of everyday life. In fact, in 2005 Canadians took more than three million trips to the Caribbean and Mexico.

BY BILL BRADLEY Canadians make the best comedians, says Timmins comic Derek Edwards. "We're tops in laughter because unlike the Americans we can't take ourselves seriously. How could we? Do we rule the world?" he laughed.