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Personal Best: Canoe club rebuilding after finances left group unable to keep competitive coach?

Helen Savin came to coach at the Sudbury Canoe Club with much fanfare.

That Sudbury Sports Guy: High school football is back — and so are the Pascal Prognostications

Full disclosure — for pretty much every single high school football season over the past 10-15 years, the foundation of my Pascal Prognostications has been based on two key factors: 1) a knowledge of the HS talent that had played summer football, whether Junior Spartans, Gladiators or Northerners, and 2) a knowledge of the returning all-stars on each team.

Nickel Caps to showcase high-end skill, ‘a lot of heart’

Brian Dickinson’s newest entry in the Great North Under-18 League will combine finesse and fortitude, the Sudbury Nickel Capitals head coach said this past week.

GALLERY: Goalies shine in Rock win

Rock goalie Gavin McCarthy and Lumberjacks netminder Matteo Gennaro turned in stellar performances as Timmins skated to a 2-1 win over Hearst at the McIntyre Arena Sunday afternoon.

Rock roll over Lumberjacks in OT

Christopher Engelbert’s goal at the 3:20 mark of overtime lifted the Timmins Rock to a 2-1 win over the Hearst Lumberjacks at the McIntyre Arena Sunday afternoon.

'The Queen's Gambit' creator rules out second season despite Emmy success

Things do to in Sudbury, Sept. 21 to Sept. 23

Sept. 21

Norwegian director Bent Hamer gives Canada a wink and a smile

Cinefest film was shot in the Sault Ste. Marie area

For Danis Goulet, the language of cinema is Cree

Cinefest gala is a sci-fi thriller about a Cree woman living in the bush with her daughter, hiding from an oppressive regime seeking to remove children from their families and educate them in state schools

Must-see TV: Survivor 41, the Emmys and new Law and Order top this week's watch list

Six O’Clock Solution: Perfect pesto shrimp for any night of the week

Prepare the pesto in advance and store it for up to a week in the fridge for a quick-prep weekday meal.

Cook this: Molly Baz's marinated lentils with spiced walnuts and lotsa basil

'Any food that tastes great straight on day one and only tastes better as it sits and marinates over a few days is a good food to me,' says Molly Baz

Daily horoscope for Tuesday, September 21, 2021

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

Opinion: OMG! Do we really need an office of gastronomy in Montreal?

Surely some of our big-name restaurants require less support than, say, the local Haitian casse-cro?te.

The race is on to develop space food for Mars — and it could change how we eat on Earth

Space food innovators need to think about questions we take for granted on Earth: How long is a day? What air pressure is it? Will there be soil? Are there insects?

What to expect (financially) when you're expecting

Jason Heath: New parents have a lot to learn and these financial considerations can help families feel a bit more prepared

FP Answers: When do I need to start collecting HST on my new(ish) internet business?

Preet's small business, which he started in 2018, will bring in $50,000 in sales after expenses this year, but he hasn’t paid taxes or even collected HST yet

Why numbers say you need to start planning for your kids' future education now

Here are some fast facts about paying for post-secondary education in Canada

This Ontario couple has nearly $4 million in assets, but the real-estate heavy mix needs to change

They have four rentals, with a present value of $2.29 million, yielding a 3 per cent return. Sell the rentals, expert advises

How to best withdraw funds from a large RESP with minimal tax

Jamie Golombek: If you take money out as an AIP years later you could pay a tax rate that could exceed 70 per cent

Editorial: To voters in Canada's federal election — your job's not over

It's the task of MPs to hold government (even their own) accountable. It's our duty to make sure they do.

Egan: The election we didn't want, the result we all suspected

There was a lesson, though, from this untimely campaign: Don't ask tired, weary, anxious people for a pat on the back. We're just not in the mood.

LILLEY: O'Toole deserves a second shot at defeating Trudeau

How did I miss that? Traffic lanes at Pim and Queen

I don’t know how I missed it all these years. A passerby in Station Mall asked me this question: “With all your ramblings about the reworked pattern for traffic from East and Albert Streets leading to Wellington, have you ever taken a look at where traffic from Bay Street runs up Pim Street to Queen?” I said I travel that route almost daily. “And you never noticed?” “Notice what?” “It is exactly what was once the pattern at East and Albert leading to Wellington,” he said before walking on. All I had ever noticed about this route was that with the completion of the reconstruction of Bay Street, the new marking dividing the lanes on Pim Street shortchanged the left lane in width, But going home this day I checked out what I had been told and found it hard to believe that I could have missed it all these years and that someone, anyone, hadn’t pointed it out to me much earlier. The traffic configuration at Pim and Queen is exactly what was in play at East and Wellington Streets before the line painters from Guelph made an unsolicited change and the top echelon in traffic decisions with the city decided that, rather than have it corrected, they would go along with it. To refresh the memory of anyone who hadn’t followed the controversy that began in 2015, for 50 or so years previous traffic in the left lane coming off Albert Street turned north on East Street where there was an easy split that allowed it to go either east or west on Wellington. Traffic in the right lane on Albert could turn south on East Street or turn left to carry on up East Street to Wellington Street East. That is exactly what is in play at Pim and Queen now. Two lanes of traffic from Bay Street turn left onto Pim; both lanes carry on to Queen Street East but traffic in the left lane also can make a left turn to travel west on Queen. What could be simpler? Certainly not the mess the line painters from Guelph gave us at East and Albert leading to Wellington. I actually find it sad that I travelled the Bay Street route to Pim and Queen so many times and never noticed that it was a replica of what we once had at East and Albert leading to Wellington. But what I find even sadder is that the talking heads at Public Works and Engineering Services, the department, which oversees traffic patterns in the city, had to know it all along and allowed the botched configuration at East and Albert leading to Wellington to stand.

Confession frees us? ?

Confession means telling a trusted person about something wrong you did and are ashamed of.

2022 Acura RDX goes upscale with swanky styling, limited editions open in new tab

The luxury SUV kicks things up with a quieted-down cabin, plus new built-in tech

First Look: 2022 Ford Expedition open in new tab

Ford refreshes its flagship SUV, and repackages it with more tech and more off-road capability to make it more appealing to outdoorsy Millennials

Camouflaged Mustang spotted at 187 km/h in Caledon open in new tab

Two young drivers apparently mistook quiet streets in Caledon for a Fast and Furious movie set

Exploring Ontario: 2021 Land Rover Discovery to Bayfield open in new tab

Sure, it's a big SUV, but is it big enough to fit the Adirondack we just bought?

Ken Block’s Hoonigans built a custom Warthog from 'Halo,' turret not included open in new tab

The off-road alien-killer was featured at the world premiere of Ryan Reynold’s "Free Guy" film

Augmented reality may help with arachnophobia open in new tab

Swiss researchers developed a smartphone app to help people overcome a fear of spiders.

Pfizer Canada cites ‘urgency’ in seeking authorization for kids’ COVID vaccine open in new tab

Studies show vaccines work for children aged five to 11 — but Health Canada has yet to give the go-ahead

Researchers may have found hope for glioblastoma patients open in new tab

The aggressive brain cancer occurs in four out of every 100,000 Canadians, and typically develops between the ages of 45 and 75.

SHIFT: Is your partner's ex killing the romance? open in new tab

Ex-partners sharing the same abode is becoming more common for parenting and financial reasons, but it complicates new relationships.

What it feels like: My toddler has spinal muscular atrophy open in new tab

Mehtaub Kaur was just two years old when he was diagnosed with SMA, a rare genetic disorder.