Person Communication and Meetings

Mark played on the university basketball team. He was six foot five. Matt was five foot nine and three quarters. [...]

It is estimated Smith taught 20,000 students during his 30-year teaching career. [...]

  Many children today woke up this morning anticipating the arrival of the Easter Bunny. Some may be skeptical of the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy, the Sandman, Jack Frost, the Man on the Moon, and Santa. Some may wonder why do we perpetuate the belief in such characters. The movie. the Guardians,  help the [...]

REPRINTED FROM NORTHERN LIFE Downtown Sudbury’s rebranding campaign is based on a pushpin graphic with a ‘D’ in the centre, similar to the graphics on online maps that highlight the location of whatever site you’re searching for. The graphic is twinned with the tagline, ‘Downtown: A place for you since 1883.’ Changing the way residents [...]

Robert Lemay, Sudbury composer   Update: Jan. 17, 2014   Contemporary and experimental music ensemble from New Brunswick in Sudbury for a performance. The Motion Trio will present the next concert in the 5-Penny New Music Concerts. The concert is on Saturday, Jan. 25, at St. Peter’s United Church at 8 pm. General admission is [...]

Fall arrives early in Sudbury Watch for the Fall issue of Sudbury Living…on newsstands Sept.15. Look for ballroom dancer Jan Fregonese. Fall officially arrives at 4:44 in the afternoon on Sept. 22. So long summer.  The days and nights are cooler but our schedules are busy, busy. busy. Fall arrives a week early in Sudbury with [...]

I am delighted to tell readers about our new magazine for parents, grandparents and anyone who loves children. The inaugural issue of Sudbury Living Parents, which features articles with a Sudbury point-of-view by some of the most talented writers in the city, has just done to press and will be out in about two weeks. [...]

Update:  Sudbury’s Alessandro Costantini has a starring role in Lost in Yonkers at the Jane Mallett Theatre in Toronto until June 10. He co-stars with Sheila McCarthy (Little Mosque on the Prairie) and Marion Ross, who is famous for her role as the mother on the TV show Happy Days. Richard Ouzounian, veteran theatre critic for The [...]

The Adetuyi brothers’ film shot in Sudbury last year, High Chicago, will be shown at Cinefest 2011. Set in 1975, High Chicago is a gritty drama about Sam, a 42-year-old husband and father of two, in the grip of a serious gambling addiction. Living on the edge of poverty in a northern mining town, Sam [...]

CKLU (96.7 FM) is a not-for-profit, community radio station, and its programming spans the gamut from jazz to indie, to world music, to J-pop, to clips from YouTube. CKLU is the official radio station of Laurentian University and programming is provided by volunteers in a do-it-yourself  type of environment. Hosts develop their own shows, select [...]