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Adapting will be critical: Kennedy 

There’s never been a definitive blueprint for success at the Tim Hortons Brier.

T-Birds bring brooms to Blind River 

Despite their recent success, the head coach of the Soo Thunderbirds has a warning for his Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League players.

Battalion signs Van Steensel, DiVincentiis

Left winger Owen Van Steensel and goaltender Dom DiVincentiis have signed standard player’s agreements, including education packages, with the North Bay Battalion, the Ontario Hockey League club announced Thursday.

Determined to be one of the best

In hindsight, Nathan Delguidice credits Monsieur Sylvestre of École catholique Nouveau Regard for talking him into staying with volleyball after he wanted to quit because it has lead him on quite the adventure.

Ruzicka red-hot as former Wolves imports make marks in AHL

The aptly named Stockton Heat, and Adam Ruzicka in particular, could not be much hotter at the moment.

Things to do in Sudbury,March 5 to March 7

March 5

David Schwimmer: 'Friends' reunion will start shooting in a month

Sudbury listings. March 4 to March 7

March 4

Tiger King's caged Joe Exotic makes new bid for freedom

BIG BROTHER CANADA RISES: Pandemic be damned, Arisa Cox previews diverse season 9

International Women's Day: Innovative thinking key to fire chief’s success

In January, Karen Fry became the first-ever woman to be named chief of Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services, guiding the 800-strong department as it navigates the unprecedented landscape of the COVID-19 global pandemic.

Anthony Gismondi: Don't expect to pay 20 per cent less for liquor in restaurants anytime soon, if ever

The most optimistic scenario is that restaurants could use some of that 20 percent to run specials on selected products, Gismondi writes.

Brews News: Pleasurable pack of options for low-key St. Paddy's Day gatherings

Say hello to small gatherings replacing packed celebrations and good beer trumping watery, flavourless lagers as we mark the second pandemic St. Patrick’s Day.

Fare With A Flair: Hearty gumbo warm answer to late-winter blahs

Although we are getting fresh hints of spring in the air, we still have the last dregs of winter to get through.

In Jikoni, Ravinder Bhogal 'cooks across borders'

'Our philosophy is about celebrating our similarities but also the intricacies of our differences,' says chef and author Ravinder Bhogal

Canadian businesses still worry about survival even as the pandemic's end draws closer

Half of businesses say they do not know how long they can keep operating at their current level of revenue

Buying a private island has become the latest property craze

In Canada, increasing competition for homes on the mainland may be forcing some island-curious buyers to make the off-shore leap

Catch me if you can: Case shows 'fake evidence' and witness coaching among perils of digital-age trials

This custody trial had all the hallmarks of a made-for-television courtroom drama

Paying off the mortgage has unlocked serious cash flow for this Ontario couple, putting their retirement on solid ground

They would like to retire in 11 years when they are both 59 with an income of $60,000 per year after tax; it won't be a problem

Low-paid women have been hurt most by the recession, and they risk being left behind by the recovery

Kevin Carmichael: The math suggests a disproportionate number of women are on a path to long-term unemployment

Portrait of an artist by a young man

In 1975, a novice reporter set out to try to interview a 10-years-older and infinitely-more-accomplished Canadian artist.

Batten down the hatches

So why would a Captain (Mayor) sail a ship directly into a storm? What possible reward is worth the risk? The answer simply put is “growth and economic prosperity.” For this was never just about the construction of a new Ice Palace. It’s about developing our southern entrance around Lakeshore Drive.

Story an attempt to right a wrong

I would like to congratulate Dave Dale on one of the finest examples of investigative journalism to be found.

LETTER: More patience needed amid pandemic

A number of lessons can be taken from what the world has gone through over the past year.

Passing Elders leave a legacy of kindness

My home community is mourning the loss of two special Elders who were deeply loved and admired by so many in Attawapiskat. My aunt Theresa Kataquapit was a kind matriarch to her family and encouraged and supported those around her quietly with openness and love.

Seven of Mine: Land Rover Defender assimilates more rows of seats open in new tab

Yes, a seven-passenger model will be added in several markets, including North America

VW teases 2026 Project Trinity, promising long battery range, quick recharge open in new tab

The "time machine" will apparently also boast Level 4 autonomous tech, with little human input required

Spied! 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee captured with different style than larger L open in new tab

You're definitely going to be able to tell it apart from its three-row brother

Man who tried to break $100 on drive-thru coffee nets impaired driving charge open in new tab

Pickering, Ontario man harasses other drivers, offers police pure rubbing alcohol to drink

Man who died in train crash during driving test was likely distracted, TSB concludes open in new tab

The driver, who was in his 70s, was taking the test with a Quebec insurance board assessor to determine if his impaired vision had further deteriorated

Why you can't ditch your mask post-vaccination open in new tab

Now that vaccinations for COVID-19 have begun, how does this change things?

Using food to take the pain out of gout open in new tab

What you put into your body — and avoid — can prevent painful flare-ups

ADVICE: Why do I have to pee when I'm nervous? open in new tab

Needing a bathroom break when you have the jitters is common. Here are some ways to calm the urge

#AskAlyson: Parents, stop the technology hate open in new tab

If parents can overcome their biases, they can use technology to connect and find joy

What it feels like: Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome open in new tab

'It took me almost seven years to get the diagnosis. I never really thought of myself as sick growing up'