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Manitoulin Island artist Ivan Wheale draws inspiration from the landscapes of northern Ontario, with one of his favourite areas being the area between the North Channel to just south of French River.

Canadian adventurer Meagan McGrath is just days away from the South Pole, though according to a release from Science North it is unlikely she will make it by the estimated date of Jan. 14.

The Greater Sudbury Public Library's New Year New Start campaign is underway.

Lively's Jim Bolger took this picture of his son-in-law and grandson sledding on one of the area hills. Northern Life welcomes submissions of local art and photography to be featured in the newspaper.

Local photographer Jamie Ruddy has preserved several of Greater Sudbury's historical locations on film, and continues to take more photos.

For the seventh time in 11 years, the Sudbury Theatre Centre is presenting Celebrities do Sudbury Satire.

Ontario Provincial Police Chief Superintendent Scott Tod and Greater Sudbury Police Services Chief Frank Elsner, celebrate January as Crime Stoppers Month.

If you want lively entertainment, there's no better music than bluegrass, said Lee D Roy, rhythm guitarist with Greater Sudbury's Canucky Bluegrass Boys. On Jan. 15 and 16, the band will perform at Grumbler's, 1620 Regent St., at 7:30 pm nightly.

There’s plenty to see and do at the 52nd annual Toronto International Boat Show, running Jan. 9-17, in the Direct Energy Centre, Exhibition Place, at 100 Princes Blvd. in Toronto.

Start this one-pot vegetarian meal on top of the stove, then finish it in the oven. No need for constant stirring.