Canadians have come to love their barbecues. It is as much a part of our culture as hockey and Tim Hortons. […]
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The story of A Christmas Story
In 2007, AOL ranked the film its No. 1 Christmas movie of all time. […]
Slip, slop and slap
Health Canada warns sunburn has been linked to the risk of non-melanoma skin cancers and malignant melanoma. […]
Our Story: First Things First
In our story about Greater Sudbury, we must first acknowledge the First People of this territory. When the Europeans arrived, they made contact with the Whitefish Lake Ojibwa, “hardy self-reliant people who led a semi-nomadic life following the food cycle of fish, game and plants,” wrote E.G Higgins in Sudbury Then & Now, published in […]
In turkey we trust
Do not stuff a fresh turkey before freezing and do not freeze a cooked turkey with stuffing still inside. […]
Fat is good (really!)
Inuit people consume “copious amounts” of saturated fats and proteins and they are less likely to develop cardiovascular disease than the average North America. […]
Getting to the point about immunization
Immunizing your child on schedule gives your child the best immunity possible that lasts throughout childhood. […]
To tip or not to tip?
(CNW) From calculating a tip in Mexico to chewing gum in Singapore, many Canadians admit they are baffled and sometimes mistaken when it comes to tipping etiquette and understanding customs when vacationing overseas, according to the TD First Class Travel International Etiquette Poll. The poll found three quarters of Canadians (76 percent) are planning on […]
Teacher inspired many artists
It is estimated Smith taught 20,000 students during his 30-year teaching career. […]
