Lifestyle

There’s lots to do around Sudbury on Wednesday to celebrate the birthday of Canada. The Sudbury Multicultural and Folk Arts Association has organized a city celebration the morning of Canada Day at the fully air conditioned Sudbury Arena.

Kirsti Conron, special events co-ordinator for the Northern Ontario Railroad Museum and Heritage Centre in Capreol, is inside the kitchen of a boxcar home, recreated as it would have looked during 1920 and 1930's era.

The LOL Sudbury Comedy Festival will be presenting the re-scheduled performance of Women Fully Clothed – Older and Hotter on Thursday, August 13 2009.

Fourteen-year-old Tyler Sturr's first experience riding on the Behemoth, a new Wonderland rollercoaster which features large drops and goes up to 125 km/h, left quite an impression on him.

The St. Jean Sudbury Festival, which celebrates the French-Canadian holiday of St. Jean Baptiste Day (June 24), continues this weekend. Events were held starting June 21, and will continue until June 28.

Northern Life reporter Ed Veilleux is writing a feature piece about online dating, and would like to hear your stories about this subject. He can be reached at [email protected].

It took three years of effort, but the city now has a new urban park.

The Sudbury & District Health Unit is giving citizens tips on how to stay safe in the heat. High heat and humidity can be a threat to health, according to a release from the health unit.

(NC) — As the summer kicks off, the Canadian boating industry expects to find customers watching their wallets and evaluating where to prioritize their discretionary income this year.

By Geoff Hughes The Learning Through Trails program has come to an end, along with another school year.