Vicki Gilhula

Facing cancer and divorce in middle age, former Sudburian moved to Toronto, only to find love and community in the small Georgian Bay town of Killarney, where in retirement he’s become a school bus driver, fire chief, town councillor and more

Harriet Kideckel and Mark Evans, both in their mid-70s, found each other more than three years ago and have never looked back

Wendy Taylor’s classes help people increase their energy levels, improve cognitive skills and socialize

A pioneering women’s voice in radio broadcasting, Dahl spent 35 years at Q92 in Sudbury, an unusually long run for on-air hosts and a testament to just how much the Nickel City loves her

A member of the Sudbury chapter of the Canadian Federation of University Women for more than 50 years, Milliken is remembered for being ‘gracious, generous and smart and a lot of fun to be with’

It was a splurge, but Barb Roy said her vacation at Debbie Travis’ villa was worth it

Ten years later, breast cancer survivor Kimberley Wahamaa-Deschenes said she’s not ready to ‘hang up her bra’ yet in the fight against breast cancer

Don't procrastinate about travel, you never know what might happen to prevent you from taking the trip of a lifetime

Adopted out of her Saskatchewan family as part of the Sixties Scoop, Maki used food to help find her Indigenous roots through her artful chocolate business. Now that journey has taken her back to where she was born

Prime writer Vicki Gilhula is also in her prime. She’s not a big fan of cellphones, but offers a few tips for people in her shoes about how to get over that cellphone anxiety