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What the Puck: When the Canadiens play as a team, they're hard to beat

And when the Habs play as a team, like they did Monday in a stunning 4-2 statement win over Toronto, they're a force to be reckoned with.

Personal Best: Opportunity knocks as Kucheran heads to Olympic trials

Long before she even looks at the water, let alone gets wet, Nina Kucheran is racing in the Olympic trials final for the 100- and 200-metre breaststroke.

Lukenda ‘absolutely committed’ to bid for future Memorial Cup  

While he used the words “disappointing” and “unfortunate” when describing  the circumstances which led to the cancellation of the 2021 Memorial Cup,  Tim Lukenda also had a message for Soo Greyhounds fans.

That Sudbury Sports Guy: A profound sadness for all that is lost

Varsity hockey, swimming among casualties in Laurentian's restructuring process

Memorial Cup cancelled

The Memorial Cup has been cancelled again.

Things to do in Sudbury, April 14 to April 16

April 14

Hunt is on for Sudbury's ice guessing contest winner

It’s official: winter has said goodbye in Greater Sudbury.

Sudbury listings, April 13 to April 15

April 13

'Kim's Convenience' finale tops this week's TV must-sees

The Cullens: Pollinating plants you can eat

Pollinators are the great enablers.

Daily horoscope for Wednesday, April 14, 2021

Avoid shopping or making important decisions after 8 PM EDT today (from 5 PM to 11:45 PM PDT). The Moon is in Taurus

Textiles standing the test of time is fashion's way forward

When Alyssa Lau decided she didn’t want to pursue a graduate degree in biochemistry, she needed a new plan.

Six O’Clock Solution: Chicken supreme straight from Italy

Old World Italian: Recipes and Secrets From Our Travels in Italy is a worthy companion to Mimi Thorisson's fine books about French cooking.

Cook this: Breakfast nachos from Simply Julia

'Fun is a really valuable thing and something we have access to in our kitchens that we often forget,' says Julia Turshen

Daily horoscope for Tuesday, April 13, 2021

There are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions today. The Moon is in Taurus

Canada must avoid the '2% growth trap,' when pandemic ends, Scotia CEO says

Funding for child-care and businesses and freer provincial trade needed to lift economy out of doldrums of last 20 years

Updated Divorce Act emphasizes parental responsibilities over rights to children

Laurie H. Pawlitza: Changes reflect a social and cultural shift away from the adversarial process, while recognizing effect of family violence

New inflation data suggest Bank of Canada needn't worry about raising rates anytime soon

Kevin Carmichael: Evidence of calm from executives and households will embolden central bank to stick to current plans

Low rates leave policymakers with tough choices as pandemic housing boom rages

'We have extraordinary low interest rates, because of the extraordinary circumstances of the pandemic, and extraordinary circumstances require extraordinary measures'

This Alberta couple wants to spend on some big ticket items — can they retire now or should they wait?

They're flush with savings, but will need to boost income to cover the $95,000 they want to spend on a reno, wedding gifts and a new car

Christopher Labos: What won't protect you from COVID-19

Practices like fogging, fumigation, electrostatic spraying and ultrasonic waves have no clear benefit and potentially carry some risk.

EDITORIAL: How to fix our vaccine rollout

KINSELLA: Damning CNN report scrapes off some of Trudeau's glitter

FUSS: Liberal plan for universal basic income ignores huge price tag

Pandemic prompts changing of lives

Former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill was right when he said “never let a good crisis go to waste.”

This is what happens when you tell your Tesla to 'Open Butthole' open in new tab

Now it's tied to your charging port door, but it used to open something different — where is your real butthole, Tesla!?

Walmart staff trapped in cooler after car crashes through B.C. store open in new tab

The car drove through a parkade wall and had to be towed out through another

Do you text and drive? Then watch this Lexus video open in new tab

See what happens when distracted drivers go out on a course

Pickup and trailer blown across Nova Scotia bridge open in new tab

Gone with the wind... literally

Gone with the Schwinn: Halton Police keeping an eye on bicycles open in new tab

Rules of the road aren't just for cars, and neither is their enforcement

Pandemic-related cuts in cancer screening, surgery have doctors worried more people will die open in new tab

'I do believe that patients with cancer in Canada ... are being rendered fatal, terminal or incurable, as a result of what’s happened'

Job strain, social stress linked to heart disease risk open in new tab

Psychosocial stress — often resulting from living within challenging environments — can have a significant affect on women’s health

Pandemic linked to 6 unhealthy eating behaviours open in new tab

Eating disorders are on the rise, as well as a range of habits such as mindless eating, eating more and eating to cope

Debunking 4 myths about ticks as spring arrives open in new tab

How do ticks find their way onto humans? A look at tick and Lyme disease facts

Irritable bowel syndrome: What can I eat for relief? open in new tab

Some general dietary tips that can help manage distressing symptoms.