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Articles that appeared in The Story of Our Times, published in 2008 are now available online under the Sudbury Stories tab on the Sudbury Living website.   Who’s Who: Frank Cochrane, forgotten founding father Sudbury should have a monument to or a building named after Frank Cochrane. Most people might assume Sudbury’s Cochrane St. is [...]

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 [...]

The ideal receptacle is a ceramic mug. [...]

If you who buy the same wine brand (or the same type of wine) week after week, you get points for loyalty but you are missing out on life. [...]

Title Entertainment Inc., Smartoonz Inc., and Monkey See Monkey Do Productions Inc. - received $701,276 from the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation. [...]

Prince Charles is the third-generation of the Windsor family to sign the guest book at Inco. [...]

David Anselmo. who is based in Sudbury with Northern Ontario Film Studios.   Cinéfest Sudbury International Film Festival is thrilled to announce that The Masked Saint will be presented as the Wednesday Night Gala Presentation on Wednesday, September 17 when the 26th edition of the Festival. The Masked Saint will screen at 7:00 pm at [...]

  Dr. Rebecca McClure, Health Sciences North (NC) The pace of medical research is picking up, and one place that’s attracting top talent is Sudbury. Dr. Rebecca McClure is one of the new faces of health research in Sudbury. McClure was a top researcher in molecular pathology at the Mayo Clinic, but she was recruited [...]

  REPRINTED FROM NORTHERN LIFE   The evolution of downtown Sudbury continues as the former home of a longtime business is being converted into student residences. The historic site at the corner of Beech and Elgin streets will soon be filled with students from Laurentian’s School of Architecture. The building was the original home of [...]

Published originally in Northern Life. A Sudbury choir will get a rare opportunity to perform at New York’s prestigious Lincoln Centre for the Performing Arts. Twenty-four singers from the Bel Canto Chorus will join other choirs from around the world to perform Handel’s “Messiah” on Dec. 1.  “How many times do you get to say, [...]