Lifestyle

Now that winter is over, residents of northeastern Ontario are spotting a greater variety of furred and feathered creatures. Lillian Johnston took this photo of a group of moose grazing in a swamp north of Webbwood on Easter weekend.

This recipe was submitted by Sudbury’s own LEGACY Events & Catering. “Here is a quick salad recipe that is becoming one of LEGACY’s most requested,” Stephanie Piché, the owner, said in an e-mail.

The ups and downs of working in the Inco Sinter Plant have been documented in a new book, Until The End, written by local author and Northern Ontario Business journalist Adelle Larmour.

Last April, we flew into London Heathrow and headed north in a tiny rental car. In small villages and towns in England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales, we explored the ruins of castles and monasteries described in all the guidebooks.

There are many talented guitarists and those who love the music of guitars in Greater Sudbury, Philip Candelaria said.

The new community program All Dressed Up! is holding a second formal-dress giveaway on April 10.

Sudbury's French language book fair, Le Salon du livre du Grand Sudbury, now has so much programming it needs a much bigger venue, organizers said at a press conference April 6.

Young(ish) Company cast members from left Andrea Solski, Matthew-Kai Burmaster-Hansen, Robert Howell and Lisa Godin rehearse a scene from the upcoming play called I Met a Bully on the Hill. The story is about a cheerful and spunky new girl, J.J.

Corey Lair was presented with a $13,000 Sportster Nightster 1,200 cc motorcyle from Cranky Joe’s. Lair won the motorcycle through a six-week promotion put on by the restaurant. The winner was chosen through an elimination draw that ended March 1.

Entertainment listings for the week of April 5th. To post your listing e-mail [email protected] , phone 673-5667 ext. 373, fax 673-4352. Include high-resolution images, minimum 500 kb. Post your listing online.