Lifestyle

(CNW) Anyone who has upgraded to a new cell phone has likely grappled with the question: What to do with the old one? The Canadian Diabetes Association in collaboration with PhoneBack, Canada has created Project Redial(TM) to promote the recovery, re

Holy Week will have an added significance for Anglicans in the Sudbury area this year. The Church of the Epiphany will be hosting Archbishop Michael Geoffrey Peers, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada.

Every child deserves a pain-free smile is the message being promoted by the Sudbury and District Health Unit during Oral Health Month in April.

BY HEIDI ULRICHSEN When optometrists examine patients' eyes, they put different lenses in front of them to find out which strength gives that person the ability to see an eye chart clearly.

A fundraising campaign to assist the local arts community has proven to be a big success.

A unique campaign encouraging people to eat colourful vegetables and fruit at every meal is back for a second year. The Sudbury and District Health Unit is, for the second consecutive spring, sponsoring Paint Your Plate. Create a Masterpiece.

BY HEIDI ULRICHSEN Thanks to a few noisy youth concerts that provoked complaints from neighbours, the Sudbury Arts Council (SAC) has been forced to move from its location at 124 Cedar St. to a different part of the downtown.

All Nations Church in Sudbury once again invites all members of the public to come out and celebrate the Easter season.

There are special rituals, foods and flowers associated with Easter. Here are some of our favourites: Laura Secord Easter Eggs The original white buttercream with yellow centre Secord Easter egg was introduced in the 1920s.

A new survey finds maintaining brain fitness is a priority for Canadians worried about the deterioration of the brain due to aging.