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Your wedding is among the most important events of your life. Every detail says so much about you. Let your cake do some of the talking!

A group of Clan Mothers and other members of the Grassy Narrows First Nation have returned to the site of their high profile logging blockade to stop the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) from interfering with road repairs on their traditional territory.

The first Ride for Diabetes Research in Greater Sudbury pedals up on Sept. 10 at Market Square.The event, taking place in hour intervals at 11 a.m., 12 p.m., and 1 p.m. at Market Square in downtown Sudbury, helps raise money for diabetes research.

A Haitian-Canadian musician wants to help the earthquake-displaced people in his homeland by spearheading the building of a village.

Northern Ontario sounds so far away that some places in what is traditionally defined as the North market themselves as being closer to the heavily populated South.

Nearly 60 years ago, a French town was hit by a sudden outbreak of hallucinations, which left five people dead and many seriously ill. For years it was blamed on bread contaminated with a psychedelic fungus - but that theory is now being challenged.

Torture Music is the kind of music that’s perfect for sitting in the Afghan or Iraqi Desert, sharing a prisoner for a night, or relaxing in a military barack or a CIA black site in some godforsaken country on a lazy afternoon. It's music thats just makes you feel free and drives others crazy.

The Land Art Generator Initiative (LAGI) is a landmark initiative to bring together artists, architects, scientists, landscape architects, and engineers in a first of its kind collaboration. The goal of the Land Art Generator Initiative is to design and construct a series of public art installations that uniquely combine aesthetics with clean energy generation.

When Samuel de Champlain reached the banks of the Ottawa River in the 1600s, he probably took a sip of the fresh, clean water."Today, I don't think people would think about drinking from the Ottawa River," said Chief Kirby Whiteduck of the Algonquins of Pikwàkanagàn First Nation.

Anthony Ward, founder and CEO of Armajaro who just took delivery of all that cocoa, gave an interview in January that give some insight into why he bought so much cocoa. He is clearly betting on future shortages and hopes to cash in on the likely profits.

The Overdrive Digital Bookmobile stopped in Greater Sudbury on Aug. 25 and 26. The two stops, at the Main Branch on MacKenzie Street and in Val Caron, introduced kids to the digital offerings of the local libraries.

President Barack Obama biked and golfed under a brilliant New England sun Friday, yet he couldn't escape the cascade of dour news on the economy as his vacation neared its end.

Welcome to T.A.G.S. The Angry Greater Sudbury. Can we T.A.G. (talk about graffiti)?
If Sudbury had an official plan that was designed to meet the requirements of future generations and to open the vista and enhance the quality and visual impact of our community, than let’s be T.A.G.G.E.R.S. (take action getting graffiti effectively removed Sudbury).