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WCS rebrands its holiday giving campaign, which is now underway
THEY’VE TRIED MULTI PLE DIFFERENT NAMES in the past, but they’ve all led to confusion. The Woolwich Community Services’ annual holiday campaign getting underway on November 14 aims to put food on the Christmas table of township residents, but it...
Read Full Story (Page 1)`HE'S OK'
The blow that rendered Nick Cousins unconscious will also keep him out of the Ottawa Senators lineup for the foreseeable future. Coach Travis Green told reporters that the veteran winger will be out at least seven to 10 days after he took a thunderous...
Read Full Story (Page 1)WOLVES WIN
OSDSS Wolves coaches Joffre Chesser (left) and Mike Boyd celebrate after the Wolves snapped the St. Mary's Mustangs streak of 11 straight Bluewater Athletic Association football championships.
Read Full Story (Page 1)HOPE IN LIGHTS
On Thursday night, Kari Cermak and her family will bid an emotional farewell as the St. Paul's Foundation Lights of Hope Christmas display is lit up for the last time at the hospital's current location. Among the illuminated stars will be one...
Read Full Story (Page 1)A CITY REMEMBERS
Hamiltonians gathered at cenotaphs across the city Wednesday to honour those who served and sacrificed. Downtown, wreaths were laid, the Avro Lancaster bomber Vera thundered overhead and a moment of silence was observed for the wartime dead. In...
Read Full Story (Page 1)P.E.I. government tables capital budget
In the midst of growing debt pressures, Finance Minister Jill Burridge says this fall’s capital budget is focused more on keeping previous commitments than making new ones. Speaking before the legislature on Nov. 10, Burridge acknowledged this year’s...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Canada is leaving its riches in ground
Countries don’t typically get report cards, but there are hard facts that can be collated, assessed and compared. Enter Benchmark Canada, a new project from the Macdonald-Laurier Institute that brings together more than 40 different metrics that...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Calgarians vow to remember sacrifices of service members
As Calgarians paused on Wednesday to honour the sacrifices of Canadian veterans, the recent tragedy at CFB Wainwright served as a sobering reminder that the risks of military service extend beyond the battlefield. The Alberta-Northwest Territories...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Canada is leaving its riches in ground
Countries don’t typically get report cards, but there are hard facts that can be collated, assessed and compared. Enter Benchmark Canada, a new project from the Macdonald-Laurier Institute that brings together more than 40 different metrics that...
Read Full Story (Page 1)SADDLE UP!
It looks like nothing more than a footlong piece of ribbed plastic tubing. But when Troy (Bossman) Knowlton blows into it, his elk bugle elicits such an ear-piercing, animal-like scream that even the bagpipers a few metres away jump to attention. “I...
Read Full Story (Page 1)CELEBRATION
There were a lot of smiles as people gathered to celebrate the completion of a major project that will serve the residents of West Brant for years to come. But the biggest smile by far belonged to Barb Walsworth, chair of the Shellard Lane...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Peterborough remembers
Graffiti applied to the Citizens' War Memorial in late October was removed in time for the Remembrance Day parade and service in Peterborough Wednesday, but the vandalism was denounced. “The damage that was done to this war memorial a couple of weeks...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Ottawa police give insider's look at catching speeders
After pulling over a 72-year-old female driver for rolling through a stop sign, Sgt. Eddie Yeoumans sighed as he pulled up her perfectly clean driving record on his in-car screen. He turned to the civilian passengers in the cruiser. “What would you...
Read Full Story (Page 1)`The biggest crowd I've seen': Brockville shows up for Remembrance Day
A gloomy fall morning didn't deter a large number of Brockville residents from making their way downtown for the city's annual Remembrance Day ceremony. Rain threatened throughout the proceedings, but ultimately held off as the ceremony, spearheaded...
Read Full Story (Page 1)LEST WE FORGET
For more coverage, see online at capebretonpost.com and Friday’s print edition of the Cape Breton Post.
Read Full Story (Page 1)LOSSES MARKED
Julie Hoffman was one of hundreds of Edmontonians who gathered at city hall on Wednesday for Remembrance Day to honour those who died serving this country. Hoffman always remembered her great uncle O.B. spilling his red wine the moment he sat down at...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Remembering the fallen in Wainwright
Remembrance Day ceremonies had special meaning this year for Wainwright nurse Jill Hall. She's Wainwright born and bred, lived there her whole life, so she wasn't unfamiliar with the military in its presence. “I always had great respect for the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)In Wainwright, Remembrance Day hits close to home
Residents still grappling with aftermath of fire that killed four soldiers As the sun began to shine in Wainwright, melting away frost on the face of the Memorial Clock Tower, members of the local Legion walked down the Alberta town’s main street on...
Read Full Story (Page 1)In Wainwright, Remembrance Day hits close to home
Residents still grappling with aftermath of fire that killed four soldiers As the sun began to shine in Wainwright, melting away frost on the face of the Memorial Clock Tower, members of the local Legion walked down the Alberta town’s main street on...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Prouve que tu existes
Depuis que l’équipe éditoriale a choisi la résistance comme thème de cette édition, mon cerveau vit dans la plus grande agonie. Matin, midi et soir, sous la douche, à la vaisselle, du premier café à la dernière tisane, ma bouche ne peut s’empêcher de...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Les nouvelles de la semaine Angine de Poitrine: tout sur le phénomène Gala de l’ADISQ: tous les potins de la soirée Quelle chanson ferait aimer notre musique? Francine Ruel: 60 ans de métier TÉLÉVISION
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Read Full Story (Page 3)A PASSION FOR CURLING
In just a couple of years, the best women in curling will compete in Truro. The BKT World Women’s Curling Championship is coming to the Rath Eastlink Community Centre (RECC) from March 17 to 26, 2028. “If the excitement and energy in this room is any...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Un avant-goût de notre avenir ?
L’année 2026 a été chaude ; 2027 risque d’être brûlante. Et je ne parle pas ici de tensions géopolitiques, mais bien de températures. Alors que l’automne est bien installé, un monstre climatique prend une ampleur inquiétante : le « super El Niño »,...
Read Full Story (Page 4)In Wainwright, Remembrance Day hits close to home
Residents still grappling with aftermath of fire that killed four soldiers As the sun began to shine in Wainwright, melting away frost on the face of the Memorial Clock Tower, members of the local Legion walked down the Alberta town’s main street on...
Read Full Story (Page 1)FILLING THE BUS
Celebrating another successful CK Helping Hands Fill the Bus food drive are Chatham Outreach for Hunger head Brenda LeClair, left, volunteers Bob Allen, Tim Haskell, Lennan Barr, 9, Wynter Desjardins, 7, Hadley Bourgeois, 8, Dorothy Scott and Chatham...
Read Full Story (Page 1)OVERDOSE FIGHTER
A worker at the London Rapid Access Addiction Medicine Clinic shows off a dose of Sublocade, which a study by London researchers has found to be `more effective' than some alternatives in protecting opioid drug users from overdoses.
Read Full Story (Page 1)Remembering the fallen
Standing solemnly on the grounds of a military burial site at Fort York, hundreds of Torontonians gathered Wednesday morning to commemorate Remembrance Day. After hearing a performance of “The Last Post,” the crowd of active service members,...
Read Full Story (Page 1)REMEMBRANCE DAY 24-HOUR VIGIL
Warrant Officer First Class Nolan Smart, foreground, and Cpl. Redford Finn stand guard Tuesday, Nov. 10 at the cenotaph in Trenton. They are members of 173 “Tiger” Squadron of the Royal Canadian Air Cadets. Local cadets rotate through a 24-hour vigil...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Hundreds gather for Remembrance
A Canadian flag waved in the breeze as a bugle sounded out The Last Post at Riverside Veterans Memorial Park on Wednesday morning as hundreds gathered for the 2026 Remembrance Day service and formal ceremony led by Scott Schall, retired Canadian Armed...
Read Full Story (Page 1)In Wainwright, Remembrance Day hits close to home
Residents still grappling with aftermath of fire that killed four soldiers As the sun began to shine in Wainwright, melting away frost on the face of the Memorial Clock Tower, members of the local Legion walked down the Alberta town’s main street on...
Read Full Story (Page 1)A DUTY TO REMEMBER
Sub-Lt. Felix Skinner pays his respects yesterday after Remembrance Day ceremonies at Place du Canada. Skinner tells Kalina Laframboise Canadians' sense of identity `has never been more important' amid recent events at home and abroad, inspiring more...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Les citoyens de Bathurst nombreux à rendre hommage aux anciens combattants
L’événement visant à souligner et honorer le sacrifice de ceux qui ont servi lors des différents conflits armés et des missions de paix s’est déroulé au Centre régional K.C. Irving. Plusieurs élus de la région de Bathurst, d’anciens combattants, de...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Lest we forget, lest I forget
My Grandfather on my mother’s side, is in the white uniform in this picture. I have learned since last year from the The Guards Museums in the UK that the white uniform is for tness instructors and this is the squad that he would have been...
Read Full Story (Page 1)`HE WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN'
Banners honouring New Glasgow's hometown heroes have returned to the downtown streets. The Hometown Hero Banner program, which started in 2024, honours local veterans and active military personnel by displaying banners featuring their portraits...
Read Full Story (Page 1)HALIFAX RIFLES MARK REMEMBRANCE DAY ON HISTORIC GROUNDS
The Halifax Rifles, an Armed Forces reserve unit, gathered on historic training grounds on Wednesday to honour and remember those who have served. Soldiers, veterans and cadets were joined by members of the community at the Emera Oval for the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)`THEY KNEW THEY HAD TO SERVE FOR THEIR COUNTRY'
After a 23-year career in the Canadian Armed Forces, followed by a stint working in a northern Canadian diamond mine, veteran Richard Nickerson and his high school sweetheart Patricia Peters have returned home to Barrington. “She's still cursing me to...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Top 10 des idées pour ajouter des protéines à vos chaudrons
1 Ajouter des légumineuses De 7 à 9 g de protéines pour 125 ml (1/2 tasse) Bien sûr, les légumineuses entières font Eon ménage avec les soupes, mais pour les potages, on cherche davantage une texture unie. ,l suffit donc de passer les légumineuses au...
Read Full Story (Page 3)OVERWHELMING SUPPORT
When the Credit Union Centre in Kingston was in need of help, Wayne Fowler turned to its supportive community. In mid-October, he posted on social media about the critical need to replace one of its two dehumidifiers, which had failed earlier in the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)NANNY CREELMAN GOES TO THE NHL
Joan Creelman, 90, remembers her early days of being a Toronto Maple Leafs Fan. She was just a child, listening to their games on the radio with her father. For the next eight decades, she continued to follow hockey and her team, never missing a...
Read Full Story (Page 1)U.S. comedian Josh Johnson surprised by CBC journalist in viral video
A CBC News copy editor turned into one half of an unexpected comedy duo in a video posted to social media Tuesday.
Read Full Story (Page 1)Le film Villeneuve : l’ascension d’une légende arrive enfin au cinéma
Le film Villeneuve : l’ascension d’une légende, inspiré de la vie de Gilles Villeneuve, prend l’affiche mercredi, plus de cinq ans après avoir été annoncé. Rémi Goulet y incarne le célèbre pilote automobile québécois, que l’on retrouve à ses débuts à...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Trio found guilty of poaching lobster
Three fishermen have been found guilty of poaching lobster at the New Mills wharf in northern New Brunswick. Boat owner and captain Chris Labillois of Eel River Bar (Ugpi’ganjig), as well as deck hands Nathan Metallic and James Gideon of Listuguj,...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Fracking controversy flares at public meeting
The two farmers, both neighbours, don’t see eye to eye on shale gas fracking. One, Stephen Moffett, once ran the biggest pig farm in the country east of Quebec. The other, Beth Nixon, is proud to say her family has owned its rolling hayfields in...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Council officially sworn in, Joe Masi appointed Deputy Mayor
Portage la Prairie City Council members were officially sworn in on Monday, Nov. 2, during an inaugural ceremony at City Hall in front of family and friends. During the proceedings, council members presented their oaths of office and completed signing...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Trio found guilty of poaching lobster
Three fishermen have been found guilty of poaching lobster at the New Mills wharf in northern New Brunswick. Boat owner and captain Chris Labillois of Eel River Bar (Ugpi’ganjig), as well as deck hands Nathan Metallic and James Gideon of Listuguj,...
Read Full Story (Page 1)LE PROJET DE LOISIRS DE LA RIVIÈRE ROUGE AVANCE
Le projet d’aménagement d’un site de loisirs public le long de la rivière Rouge, comprenant une rampe de mise à l’eau pour canoës et kayaks destinée aux habitants et aux visiteurs du canton de Harrington, se concrétise davantage : le conseil municipal...
Read Full Story (Page 2)« Trump a utilisé les tarifs comme une arme »
L’expérience et l’expertise rapportent gros à d’anciens dirigeants et illustres politiciens devenus conférenciers, dont l’ancien président américain Barack Obama, qui était de passage à Québec mardi. L’organisateur de l’événement, la Corporation des...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Les Québécois savent-ils encore se parler ?
Ce qui divise une société en dit parfois aussi long que ce qui la rassemble. Les débats qui l’animent, ses visions contradictoires et ses angles morts sont autant de façons de prendre le pouls d’une population, mais aussi de mesurer sa capacité à...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Korean War vet honours memories of comrades
In the United Nations Memorial Cemetery in Busan, South Korea, stands a monument to commemorate Canadian soldiers who died fighting in the Korean War. Windsor's Vincent Courtenay, who fought in the war at 16, designed it. The cemetery, a focal point...
Read Full Story (Page 1)COME ON IN!
The Carney Liberals say they're bringing in 380,000 new permanent residents next year. Their own numbers show the real figure is closer to 662,000. The highest previous number of new permanent residents ever recorded in Canada for a single year was...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Kitchener council's Davey to be next regional chair
Scott Davey was chosen by the province to be the next regional chair for Waterloo Region. The Kitchener councillor said he will take on the dual role as the Ward 1 representative — he was elected for his fifth term Oct. 26 — as well as regional chair...
Read Full Story (Page 1)55 fermes visitées avant de trouver la bonne
Lorsqu’ils se sont établis au Québec, à la fin des années 1970, Marie-Claire et Georges Germiquet ont dû visiter 55 fermes avant de trouver celle qui correspondait à leurs modestes moyens. Leur persévérance a porté ses fruits : près d’un demi-siècle...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Former Welland mayor named Niagara chair
The Ontario government has officially appointed former Welland mayor Frank Campion as Niagara's first provincially selected regional chair, ending months of speculation about who would lead the newly restructured regional government. Municipal Affairs...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Former Welland mayor named Niagara chair
The Ontario government has officially appointed former Welland mayor Frank Campion as Niagara's first provincially selected regional chair, ending months of speculation about who would lead the newly restructured regional government. Municipal Affairs...
Read Full Story (Page 1)City council members pay tribute to former mayor David Carpenter
Former Lethbridge mayor David Carpenter passed away Saturday at age 76, and members of city council paid tribute during Tuesday’s meeting. Mayor Blaine Hyggen says that during his time in office, Carpenter played a key role in projects that continue...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Former Welland mayor named Niagara chair
The Ontario government has officially appointed former Welland mayor Frank Campion as Niagara's first provincially selected regional chair, ending months of speculation about who would lead the newly restructured regional government. Municipal Affairs...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Moose Jaw Festival of Dance looks for committee members to carry on 65-year tradition
After more than 65 years of supporting young dancers and celebrating the performing arts in Moose Jaw, the Moose Jaw Festival of Dance, otherwise known as Dance Inspirations, is looking for new committee members to help carry on its tradition into the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)ITINÉRANCE : LE PARA D’MNE DÉCENNAE
Mettre fin à l’itinérance au Canada d’ici dix ans : c’est l’ambition que Mark Carney est venu défendre à Winnipeg, le 6 novembre, au lendemain du dépôt du budget fédéral. Aux côtés de Wab Kinew, le premier ministre a annoncé plus d’un milliard de...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Paramedics vote in favour of strike
Local first responders could be hitting the picket lines soon. Paramedics with the Huron County Paramedic Services voted to strike, citing wages, benefits and mental health supports as the main factors. All members of CUPE 4513 participated in the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Why Canada s 2026 federal budget is a bet worth making
In Toronto s Parkdale neighbourhood, Dunn House opened two years before Canada s 2026 federal budget, but it offers one of the strongest arguments for it. People who had experienced homelessness and repeatedly needed hospital care moved into permanent...
Read Full Story (Page 1)FOR THE FALLEN
A small Ontario town pays tribute with nearly 11,000 handmade poppies
Read Full Story (Page 1)DATA CENTRE POWERS PROTESTS
Heavy rain didn’t discourage hundreds of concerned Nova Scotians from demonstrating against the recently announced data centre in Point Tupper. There were simultaneous lunchtime protests in seven locations around the province Saturday, including in...
Read Full Story (Page 1)ANIMAL RIGHTS ADVOCATES URGE QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY TO REHOME RESEARCH DOGS
Despite cool and rainy conditions, approximately 20 animal rights advocates gathered outside Queen's University on Saturday, urging the institution to end its use of dogs in medical research and commit to rehoming animals currently housed in the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Letters reveal `untold story' of First World War soldier
It came as a bit of a shock when Jason Pankratz heard about a collection of letters sent by his grandmother's uncle to his sister in Simcoe before he died in the Battle of Ypres in the First World War. When Pankratz, a historian and author who lives...
Read Full Story (Page 1)BEST OF THE REGION RECOGNIZED
The best of the region was on full display at the Cornwall and Area Chamber of Commerce's annual Business Excellence Awards and Citizen of the Year dinner held Friday at the Best Western Parkway Inn & Conference Centre. This year, host Bill Halman...
Read Full Story (Page 1)NOT SO EASY
A St. Thomas rideshare business owner is calling on city politicians to address regulations for operations like his after he was slapped with a warning to stop offering rides without a formal taxi licence. Bob Pate, 54, in July launched Easy Ride, an...
Read Full Story (Page 1)HOSPICE HELP
The Bruce Peninsula Hospice is making getting around the Bruce Peninsula easier for its clients, with the launch of a free wheelchair-accessible transportation service. Clients of the organization are now eligible to take advantage of the program that...
Read Full Story (Page 1)LEST WE FORGET
Crocheted poppies adorn the trees near the cenotaph on Main Street South in Waterford in the lead up to Remembrance Day on Nov. 11. Norfolk communities are holding services to honour area veterans and those soldiers who never made it home.
Read Full Story (Page 1)`Fearless' soldier who `loved life' laid to rest
Pte. Aidan Goulding could always make anyone laugh, his mother Sonia Monk said in a room filled with the 23-yearold's family, friends and colleagues who gathered for his funeral Sunday at a military armoury in Vancouver. Goulding was killed in the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)LETTERS REVEAL `UNTOLD STORY' OF FIRST WORLD WAR SOLDIER
It came as a bit of a shock when Jason Pankratz heard about a collection of letters sent by his grandmother's uncle to his sister in Simcoe before he died in the Battle of Ypres in the First World War. When Pankratz, a historian and author who lives...
Read Full Story (Page 1)ONE SELKIRK STREET, 31 WHO SERVED
Thirty-one residents of Dufferin Avenue left their homes in Selkirk to serve in the Second World War. Now, the street they once called home has been given an honorary name to ensure their legacy lives on. The City of Selkirk officially unveiled a new...
Read Full Story (Page 1)IN REMEMBRANCE OF FALLEN HEROES
A wreath is placed at the Saskatchewan War Memorial near the Saskatchewan Legislative Building, ahead of Remembrance Day. Tributes and ceremonies will be taking place across the city.
Read Full Story (Page 1)From left:
Marlene Hinz, Suzanne Williams, Dianne Burrows and Carolyn Speirs of the Nightingales quartet are performing their annual wartime tribute at Darke Hall in Regina on Remembrance Day in memory of Reg (Crash) Harrison, the former bomber pilot who died on...
Read Full Story (Page 1)TRIBUTE TO A WARRIOR
Artist Nico Williams poses with his work, Tribute to a Warrior, at his exhibit, Bingo, at Museum London in London on Monday, Nov. 2.
Read Full Story (Page 1)Search expands for man who paddled to sea in canoe
A man who went missing on Friday in Johnstone Strait, north of Sayward, was feeling “exhausted” when he went out in his canoe to dispose of elk bones in the ocean, says a family member. Dakota Smith was last seen at around noon on Nov. 6, when he left...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Artificial Intelligence in Journalism: The Daily’s Stance
In October 1995, M.J. Milloy — then-Coordinating Editor of The McGill Daily — reached out to former editors asking for a statement on what the Daily meant to them. Joan Mandell (BA 1979), cofounder of Al Fajr, the first Palestinian-produced...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Organic industry has many issues to juggle
Ottawa - The Canadian Organic Trade Association (COTA) balances multiple initiatives and issues, whether interacting with governments on policy, to increasing awareness of the sector to consumers. At present, “we are addressing 50 different issues,”...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Southampton Arts Centre to benefit from $20,000 donation
Two men recently gave a total of $20,000 to Community Foundation Grey Bruce to benefit the Southampton Arts Centre. Merv Redman of Kitchener, who is an arts centre benefactor, and Fred Kuntz of Port Elgin, who chairs the arts centre board, each gave...
Read Full Story (Page 2)JUST glow WITH IT
We’ll admit it: Our favourite things about December are pretty much all in the way of ye olde cliché. The sound of snow crunching under our boots, watching children singing favourite holiday songs at the top of their lungs, smelling freshly baked...
Read Full Story (Page 7)Come In, Stay Awhile
Winter invites us to slow down. To close the door on the cold, kick off our snowy boots and rediscover the simple rituals that make home feel so comforting. This season, we want to celebrate homes that aren’t striving for perfection, but for that...
Read Full Story (Page 3)SUPERHEROES FOR LITTLE HEROES
Welcome to the new Northern News This Week. This publication features the best content from Postmedia’s northern Ontario publications, including Sault Ste. Marie, Sudbury, North Bay, Elliot Lake, Espanola, Timmins and Kirkland Lake. Our award-winning...
Read Full Story (Page 1)How Anthony Ippolito muscled his way into playing Sylvester Stallone in I Play Rocky
When Anthony Ippolito heard rumblings about I Play Rocky, a movie about how Sylvester Stallone wrote and starred in the original Rocky, he immediately wanted to audition. Ippolito had a handful of acting credits, including playing Al Pacino in The...
Read Full Story (Page 1)La soupe réconfortante de Bob le Chef
INGRÉDIENTS • 750 ml de bouillon de légumes • 6 à 8 feuilles de chou • 300 g de boeuf à fondue • sel et poivre au goût PRÉPARATION 1. Chauffer le bouillon pour qu’il mijote. 2. Laver les feuilles de chou et bien les éponger. 3. Couper les...
Read Full Story (Page 1)First Nations reject Holt’s speedy shale gas timeline
One of New Brunswick’s biggest Indigenous groups is throwing cold water on the idea of lifting the moratorium on shale gas development, arguing the Holt government has rushed ahead without proper consultations. The Wolastoqey Nation in New Brunswick,...
Read Full Story (Page 1)CONSOMMATION Succomber au marketing d’automne
Entre les lattes à la citrouille, les décorations et les activités incontournables, les réseaux sociaux nous mettent-ils de la pression pour profiter de l’automne ? L’automne est une saison adorée par plusieurs, mais est-elle devenue une véritable...
Read Full Story (Page 1)FEDERAL BUDGET EARMARKS BILLIONS FOR NEW PROJECTS
The Carney government’s new federal budget earmarks billions to get the country building, including major spending pledges for electricity infrastructure and nuclear development, just as New Brunswick contemplates how to push forward on both energy...
Read Full Story (Page 1)The dawn of autonomy for Okanagan Falls
Okanagan Falls is now a municipal government with the authority to make decisions specifically for the community. And incoming mayor Matt Taylor, who served as the community’s representative on the board of the Regional District of...
Read Full Story (Page 1)On a testé un tout-inclus avec de la bouffe qui surprend
Sofía Vergara et Dan Reynolds ont été photographiés main dans la main lors de ce qui semblait être un dîner en tête-àtête le week-end dernier. ùLa vedette de et le chanteur d’Imagine Dragons se trouvaient au Cipriani à Beverly Hills, en Californie,...
Read Full Story (Page 3)Eddy Haymour, dreamer with a dark side, dead at 96
A visionary or a terrorist? A martyr or a madman? There are different views of Eddy Haymour, a former Peachland man whose ill-fated attempt to build an amusement park on the only sizeable island in Okanagan Lake, was alternately celebrated and...
Read Full Story (Page 1)La Seconde Guerre mondiale vue depuis la Laponie
Avec Base Toundra, l’écrivain françaisOlivier Truc nous entraîne dans le GrandNord pour nous offrir un huis clos glaçant. Depuis 2012, le FrançaisOlivierTruc nous régale avec ses romans qui se déroulent souvent en Laponie et nous font découvrir les...
Read Full Story (Page 3)>> Cover Artist
Grace Grignon is a photographer and artist based in Vancouver. She has a passion for storytelling and capturing authentic moments as images. She primarily shoots on film, and dabbles in the digital world. On November’s cover shoot she says, “I love...
Read Full Story (Page 3)Organ donation
Two organ donation awareness events organized by the CABMN Volunteer Centre in Potton were held on Wednesday, Oct. 14 and 21, 2026, at the Feather in the Wind Senior Centre providing a great opportunity to learn more, share ideas and reflect together...
Read Full Story (Page 1)READY FOR REMEMBRANCE DAY
Remembrance Day services will be held across the province on Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026. The recent photo shows the Newfoundland National War Memorial in downtown St. John’s, where crowds are expected. The monument was designated a national historic site...
Read Full Story (Page 1)The Yamaska Hotel: Closing time
Growing up in Cowansville, I managed to visit the legendary Yamaska Hotel only once. I was underage, and some friends had convinced me that a fake Quebec driver’s licence they had supplied was my golden ticket through the door. The only problem was...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Dans ma cuisine
Je ne peux pas m'empêcher de sourire quand je regarde les vieux albums de Noël de mon enfance. Malgré la qualité des photos (on était loin de celles d'aujourd'hui !), je les trouve toujours aussi belles. On y voit toute la famille réunie, parce qu'à...
Read Full Story (Page 6)GSLR CONTRIBUE À UN PROJET D’ÉLIMINATION D’UNE PLANTE ENVAHISSANTE
La châtaigne d’eau constitue un problème croissant dans la rivière des Outaouais, et Grenville-sur-la-Rouge participe à un projet commun visant à éliminer cette plante nuisible. Le conseil municipal de Grenville-surla-Rouge a approuvé à l’unanimité...
Read Full Story (Page 3)Sask. Minister of Education visits Stewart Valley School construction site to see its progress
The long-anticipated rebuilding of Stewart Valley School after a devastating fire four years ago has begun and progress will be closely watched by the community and other stakeholders. Minister of Education and Swift Current MLA Everett Hindley...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Museum unveils six new banners to honour veterans
Several new banners in honour of the service and sacrifice of veterans are part of the banner display in and around Memorial Park in Swift Current during this year’s Remembrance Day period. The official unveiling of six new banners as part of the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)NORDIC BY NATURE
GLIDE INTO A WHISTLER ADVENTURE Discover a Nordic sports paradise just beyond Whister’s vibrant Village where pristine mountain wilderness meets an extensive network of Olympic-level trails and world-class facilities. Explore a variety of terrain for...
Read Full Story (Page 2)UN HIVER À SAVOURER
Il y a quelque chose de réconfortant dans l’arrivée de l’hiver. On superpose les couches, on ressort les grosses mailles... et, sans trop y penser, on fait la même chose avec notre décor. C’est tout l’esprit du layering que nous vous proposons de...
Read Full Story (Page 4)Des Fêtes gourmandes
Quel est votre rapport au temps des Fêtes? Êtes-vous du genre à écouter de la musique de Noël toute l’année? Ou peut-être rêvez-vous de vous évader de toute cette période (si oui, on a des idées pour vous p. 126)? Au sein de l’équipe, il y a un mélange...
Read Full Story (Page 5)Health unit encouraging shots for invasive pneumococcal disease
If you fall into a particular demographic, the Northwestern Health Unit is officially recommending you get a specific jab. The NWHU is advising certain people to get vaccinated against invasive pneumococcal disease (IPD), the rates of which have been...
Read Full Story (Page 2)LE BRICOLAGE IDENTITAIRE DE BERNARD ASSINIWI
Les dénonciations de Blancs qui se créent de toutes pièces une ascendance autochtone vont croissant, mais sont toujours aussi déroutantes. Enquête sur le cas de l’auteur primé de La saga des Béothuks, Bernard Assiniwi, qui a érigé toute sa carrière sur...
Read Full Story (Page 4)Afin que personne ne soit oublié…
Lettre ouverte à Paul St-Pierre Plamondon… À la suite de votre élection et de la formation de votre gouvernement, je tenais à vous adresser cette lettre pour vous faire part des préoccupations des communautés LGBTQ+, mais aussi de l'espoir que vous...
Read Full Story (Page 8)Parlez-vous quantique ?
L’apprentissage d’une langue, surtout quand on avance en âge, est un exercice ardu. Vous pourriez en discuter en français avec ma douce moitié, qui a sacri é plus d’un an pour apprendre la langue de Félix Leclerc. N’en déplaise aux créateurs de la...
Read Full Story (Page 2)SPEND THE SEASON WITH COURVOISIER
The Perfect Welcome Pour Keep it simple and skip the shaker. Courvoisier takes centre stage in a rocks glass with a large ice cube. “This seems obvious, but you really have to sit down and enjoy cognac on its own. It’s about learning how you the enjoy...
Read Full Story (Page 4)ON THE COVER
Photographer John E. Marriott encountered this young male grey wolf in Kootenay National Park, B.C. Marriott’s photos accompany a feature examining why apex predators are still being killed in the province.
Read Full Story (Page 4)L RON CT E ÉLS
Créé en 1983 et remis annuellement pour souligner le bénévolat dans le développement du fait français de Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador, le prix Roger-Champagne 2026 a été remis par la FFTNL le 16 octobre dernier à Denis Michaud. Même s'il a été surpris par...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Ontario Investing $1.5 Million to Protect Workers in Northwestern Ontario from U.S. Tariffs
Provincial funding will protect local jobs and support economic growth through the launch of the Northwestern Ontario Innovation Centre’s Boreal Springboard Program The Ontario government is investing $1.5 million through the Trade-Impacted...
Read Full Story (Page 2)FACTS AND/OR FICTIONS
when we’re constantly rushing, with information and images barrelling towards us at a record-breaking pace; yet simultaneously we are alerted to pause, to consider, and to reconsider sources to critically assess whether the content we’re viewing on our...
Read Full Story (Page 7)Remembering Jim
Former Faith Today columnist James Beverley died unexpectedly on Oct. 3, and his community at Hillside Church in Moncton, N.B., held a celebration of life service Oct. 10 livestreamed on Youtube. The service included some colourful memories shared by...
Read Full Story (Page 5)FORMER MAYORAL CANDIDATE APPEARS IN TIMMINS COURTROOM
Robert Boucher appeared in a Timmins courtroom Tuesday afternoon, the day after he lost his run for mayor against Rob Knox in the municipal election. Boucher came in third place after incumbent Michelle Boileau, earning 2,803 votes; a 15.3 percent...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Time Out for Polar Bears
Meet the Polar Bears in Churchill, Manitoba, and the holding facility built to hold the bears that misbehave
Read Full Story (Page 3)Un « temps de réflexion » pour les ours polaires
Découvrez les ours polaires de Churchill, au Manitoba, ainsi que le centre de détention construit pour accueillir ceux d’entre eux qui ne suivent par les règles.
Read Full Story (Page 3)NORCAT centre to play a role in defence industry
In the face of growing international unrest, FedNor says it is stepping up to help Canada secure its sovereignty. “The world is changing rapidly. The international rules-based order is fading and technological change is expanding the fields of...
Read Full Story (Page 1)END OF AN ERA
Long-time Sault Star subscriber Kathy Lemieux initially penned this as a private correspondence to be forwarded to her grandchildren Dakota, Mack and Hudson. A friend, however, suggested she submit it to The Sault Star to be published in the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)North Bay city hall outdoor space sought for weekly homeless outreach
Volunteers hoping to help North Bay’s homeless population want to turn a public space outside city hall into a location where people can find support once a week for a couple of hours. But Tracy Clement, operator of Tracy’s Heart and Hands and Rev....
Read Full Story (Page 1)TOOLING UP
Espanola High School Manufacturing Shop students received a substantial donation from a local company based in Sagamok Anishnawbek Nation. Z'gamok Enterprises is a 100% Sagamok Anishnawbek Indigenous community-owned economic development corporation...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Un geste simple pour des retombées bien réelles
A simple action with real benefits
Read Full Story (Page 1)NEW WEBSITE LIVE, NEW PRINT PRODUCT NEXT WEEK
We believe that local journalism matters, and we appreciate your support as we continue to evolve our products to better serve you. At the beginning of October, we unveiled our new web platform to improve the reader experience at elliotlakestandard.ca....
Read Full Story (Page 1)MOT DE LA RÉDACTRICE EN CHEF
Les peuples autochtones sont présents sur notre territoire depuis des milliers d'années. Aujourd'hui, des gens viennent du monde entier pour devenir citoyens canadiens. C'est peut-être ton cas! Avoir la citoyenneté canadienne, ce n'est pas seulement...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Ideas for Solving the Housing Crisis That Are So Crazy They Just Might Work
We asked big thinkers how Toronto could turn things around. They gave us their boldest proposals
Read Full Story (Page 6)FROM THE EDITOR
Indigenous Peoples have been in this territory for many thousands of years. Today, people come from all over the world to become Canadian citizens. Maybe you’re one of them! Being a Canadian citizen is more than just living here. Citizens have rights...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Sors dehors pour une
chasse au trésor douillette, essaie d’identifier le plus grand nombre possible de pics, teste tes connaissances sur les moineaux et découvre encore plus de jeux amusants.
Read Full Story (Page 1)EDITOR'S LETTER
Icouldn’t be more pleased to share our fall/winter issue of Modern Cat with you! There are so many fun, informative features to help you live a better life with your cat. Inside, you’ll find articles that explore cat behaviour, wellness, cat culture,...
Read Full Story (Page 8)MARKET REPORT THE BEST BITES AT THE NEW TIME OUT MARKET
As people who work in publishing, we obviously have a slight bias, but hear us out: magazines are one of the last great bastions of taste-making. We must tip our hats to the much-lauded, London-born publication Time Out, which has been covering...
Read Full Story (Page 1)The Wildest Family Reunion
It’s that time of year when families gather together to celebrate the holidays. Full house. Full plates. Full hearts. We’re not the only ones who can have big family gatherings. And just like ours, some of these family units are little unconventional.
Read Full Story (Page 3)What Your Dog’s Sleeping Position Says About Their Personality
From pretzel-twisted sleepers to belly-up goofballs, every pup has a bedtime alter ego. Discover yours in this hilarious illustrated guide.
Read Full Story (Page 4)THE ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR AWARDS
Overall Pacific winner Ryan Anderson From $100M rise to the making of billion-dollar beverage empire
Read Full Story (Page 1)Inside Information
I WAS RECENTLY INVITED on the Measure Twice Cut Once podcast from HAVAN, and during the taping the hosts asked if my years of covering so many incredible homes—and meeting the people who create them—have influenced how I look at my own home. The short...
Read Full Story (Page 10)Publishers Are Killing Non ction
They say readers only want sex and dragons. Maybe that’s because books about sex and dragons are all they bother to market
Read Full Story (Page 3)Entreprendre sans se brûler : Quand la passion met la santé mentale à l’épreuve
Derrière la liberté et la passion souvent associées à l’entrepreneuriat se trouvent aussi des responsabilités, des incertitudes et une pression constante. En 2019, la Banque de développement du Canada (BDC) et l’Association canadienne pour la santé...
Read Full Story (Page 2)THE ART OF GATHERING
IT’S THAT TIME OF YEAR, when party season hits a glittering intensity. Autumn and pre-holiday times mean buzzy events, dinner parties and an endless stream of chic cocktail soirees. In my publisher life, this means it gets increasingly challenging to...
Read Full Story (Page 10)Solutions rangement & organisation
Des astuces pour une salle de bain fonctionnelle et ordonnée
Read Full Story (Page 3)New National Coalition for Bicycle Mechanics
n July, the Canadian Bicycle Industry Skills Coalition (CBISC) / Coalition canadienne des compétences de l’industrie du vélo (CCCIV) was launched as a new national sector council dedicated to strengthening and expanding Canada’s bicycle mechanic...
Read Full Story (Page 3)Hutterite Youtuber Giselle Waldner films a cooking show
Read Full Story (Page 5)Chevrolet Bel Air 1957
LA PLYMOUTH DUSTER 340 1973 LA CHEVROLET COUPÉ 1931 RENAULT ALLIANCE CABRIOLET 1986
Read Full Story (Page 1)PRINCESS DIANA’S REVENGE DRESS SET TO MAKE A COMEBACK
On June 29, 1994, Diana, Princess of Wales, made an appearance at a fundraising dinner hosted by Vanity Fair at the Serpentine, one of London’s most famous art galleries. The fundraiser was a major cultural success, but it was what Princess Diana wore...
Read Full Story (Page 20)Your No-Excuses Guide to Winter Running
If you’ve never done it, the prospect of running outside after the snow flies may seem like a big step. Here are all the obstacles you may encounter in extending your running season into winter, and how to overcome them.
Read Full Story (Page 3)ON THE COVER
The Alvin submersible flies over the wreck of Terra Nova, a famous Antarctic exploration ship that now lies in the Labrador Sea. This deep-sea “selfie” was taken with a specialized camera on the ocean floor.
Read Full Story (Page 5)Southern Québec’s
Winter has a way of sharpening the senses. As I drive through the Montérégie town of Rougemont, the surrounding apple orchards resemble delicate charcoal etches hovering over the snow. At the Michel Jodoin Cidery’s stylish tasting room, a soothing...
Read Full Story (Page 8)Food & Entertaining Good Vibes, Great Food Chuck Hughes marks 20 years of Garde Manger, his Montreal restaurant, with a new cookbook.
RECIPES HALIBUT WITH TRIPLE-COOKED POTATOES, FRESH PEAS AND REMOULAISE DUCK WITH SQUASH, BEETS, APPLES AND BIGARADE SAUCE TROFIE WITH NETTLE PESTO AND BURRATA CASTELFRANCO WITH HONEYCRISP VINAIGRETTE, PECAN PRALINE AND BLUE CHEESE
Read Full Story (Page 10)主編寄語EDITOR'S LETTER
“e journey is the point of all this.” is was one of the many important lines in Emmy Award-winning actor and comedian Ronny Chieng’s remarks to the Harvard Class of 2026 in May. In my letter a year ago for the 2nd edition of e Art of Celebration, I...
Read Full Story (Page 8)FANTASY FOCUS
It’s not easy for managers to pick the best goalie. Use these tactics to navigate the unpredictability.
Read Full Story (Page 5)2026 Wake the Giant Sells Out!
BUSINESS Thunder Bay The 7th Wake the Giant was a sellout with 8000 people attending. I remember the first event which included some of favourites, Coleman Hell and July Talk. Things have really progressed and Wake the Giant has become the premier...
Read Full Story (Page 2)DESALINATION PLANTS AFFECTED BY ALGAE
Israel has faced an unprecedented environmental crisis: a sudden, massive algae bloom—about 100 km in length—in the Mediterranean Sea forced the shutdown of five out of six desalination plants last month. The country’s water supply has now been...
Read Full Story (Page 2)EDITOR´S LETTER
October was never a quiet month for us. It comes every year the same way: fashion weeks still bouncing in our inboxes, shoots piled one on top of the other before the light goes, and calendars that look less like plans and more like dares. Maybe that...
Read Full Story (Page 3)TRAILBLAZERS: MAJOR HARRY COLEBOURN
The soldier who saved a bear cub and inspired Winnie-The-Pooh.
Read Full Story (Page 3)Food Day Canada 2026 Canada's Great Kitchen Party: Ottawa El Gran Taco
The tacos of Mexico are as diverse as the country itself. By MARK STACHIEW. DISPATCHES
Read Full Story (Page 4)Des bonnes habitudes
Eprès un été parfois plus spontané, moins structuré et ponctué de petits excès, l’automne nous invite naturellement à reprendre de bonnes habitudes. J’aime beaucoup cette période de l’année : les marches au grand air, les soupers réconfortants, le...
Read Full Story (Page 3)CHISEL PLANES
There are times when you need to trim wood perfectly flush in confined or awkward spaces. Examples are when cleaning up a joint, paring a proud tenon or removing glue squeezeout in a corner. While a standard chisel (particularly a cranked-neck paring...
Read Full Story (Page 1)PAGE DE COUVERTURE
Photographe: Joanie Fortin (Folio Management) Directrice artistique: Johanna Reynaud Direction mode et stylisme: Farah Benosman (Humankind Management) Mise en beauté: Arianne Tremblay, avec les produits Nars Cosmetics Assistant à la photographie:...
Read Full Story (Page 5)EXCLAIM! EXPERIENCE
Pulp | Bata Shoe Museum | Upcoming Canadian Film Festivals | Contests
Read Full Story (Page 5)Petit budget, grand effet
5 conseils pour transformer votre décor en peu de temps et à peu de frais
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INTERVIEWS WITH WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHERS FROM ACROSS CANADA, WINNERS OF THE 2026 CANADIAN WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY OF THE YEAR COMPETITION
Read Full Story (Page 1)How the fashion designer celebrates Indigenous heritage and beauty.
IN THE TINY SPACE usually reserved for someone’s name on a Zoom screen, Anishinaabe designer Wabanoonkwe has something di erent: “Owner, designer and storyteller.” It’s a simple detail that quickly lets anyone know that they’re dealing with a...
Read Full Story (Page 12)14 Du Botox à chaque coin de rue
30 12 femmes, 12 parcours Politique, science, culture, gastronomie... Découvrez les lauréates de cette deuxième édition. Jusqu’où ira- t- on pour ne pas faire son âge ? Si, si, le « Viagra féminin » existe. Libre, flamboyante, indomptable. Sortie...
Read Full Story (Page 3)ON DÉBALLE NOTRE SAC
JE N’AI JAMAIS ÉTÉ TRÈS DOUÉE pour me souvenir de bien fermer mon sac. Après tout, je sors constamment mon poudrier pour faire des retouches et je passe mon temps à chercher mes écouteurs, perdus au fond de mon cabas. Et puis il y a ma panoplie de...
Read Full Story (Page 10)ᓴᓇᙳᐊᒐᑦ ᐅᓂᒃᑳᖏᑦ
ᑎᑎᕋᖅᑕᐅᔪᖅ ᓇᐸᑦᓯ ᕗᓪᔭᒧᑦ Manasie Akpaliapik’s shape-driven practice ᒫᓇᓯ ᐊᒃᐸᓕᐊᐱᐅᑉ ᓴᓇᐅᒪᔭᓂᒃᐊᔭᐅᕆᔭᖅ ᐊᑐᐋᒐᕆᔭᓄᑦ ᐆᒪᐅᑉ ᓇᐸᑦᓯ ᕗᓪᔭ
Read Full Story (Page 3)ON THE COVER
Neal Cameron rides the new Pinarello Dogma X (unoimports.com). This model of the Italian bike brand's latest endurance bike comes courtesy of Toronto’s La Bicicletta (labicicletta.com). Cameron relies on a POC Amidal helmet for protection, and POC...
Read Full Story (Page 3)Recette en couverture :
Recette en couverture : Boulettes de viande sucrées-salées, page 70 Stylisme : Emmeryse Michaud Photo : Jean-Christophe Blanchet
Read Full Story (Page 3)L‛inconfort nécessaire
«C omment se porte ton équipe ? » Voilà une question que l’on pose souvent aux gestionnaires. Et pour cause : la capacité à mobiliser un groupe et à le faire progresser figure parmi leurs responsabilités les plus importantes. Mais qu’est-ce qui...
Read Full Story (Page 3)Équipe mode
fashion team 01 ALEXANDRE DESLAURIERS styliste maquillage / Hair and Make-up Artist 02 RAFAËL ESTRELLA styliste coiffure / Hair Artist
Read Full Story (Page 26)COVERGIRL - ANDRÉANE CHAMBERLAND
Andréane Chamberland a conquis la France entière avec Les Anges 8, puis Instagram avec plus de 500 000 abonnés — pas mal pour une fille de Portneuf! Mannequin, photographe, et reine incontestée du feed parfait, elle prouve qu’on peut venir d’un petit...
Read Full Story (Page 4)THERE IS SOMETHING SPECIAL
about this time of year. The days stretch a little longer, calendars become a little more flexible, and the roads ahead seem filled with possibility. It is the season when a simple drive can turn into an unforgettable journey, when a remarkable meal...
Read Full Story (Page 10)Hey Rockstars!
Every issue of this magazine reminds me why this movement matters so deeply. What we are building together is bigger than business. It is a movement rooted in grit, resilience, leadership, and the courage to keep showing up long before the results are...
Read Full Story (Page 3)N.B. athlete flourishes as Special Olympics Canada ambassador
Sophia Gallant was a shy eight-yearold when she and her family signed on for Special Olympics programming in Miramichi. Four years later, that once-shy little girl finds herself one of nine Special Olympics athlete ambassadors from across Canada. As...
Read Full Story (Page 3)World Champion Solveig Lovseth
The reigning Ironman World Champion reflects on her rapid rise in long-course racing, the mindset shaping her success, and the possibility of becoming the first woman since Daniela Ryf to win back-to-back Kona titles.
Read Full Story (Page 3)The Torch of Tradition
ALSO! Highland Games & Celtic Festivals The NaNaz, Touring Around With Rosie Scottish Cheese Academy, Sue Foley
Read Full Story (Page 1)NOTE TO READERS
Reflecting ongoing shifts in the media landscape and evolving reader habits, today's edition of the Gananoque Reporter will be its last in print. Our journalism can be read through our digital or print platforms. Postmedia continues to serve the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Sundae Party 68
There ain’t no party like a summer sundae party. That’s a saying, right If it isn’t, it’s about to be—and these homemade toppings will make it a party to remember.
Read Full Story (Page 3)It’s over, but something is starting
Dear readers, The magazine you are holding is the final issue of Canada’s Local Gardener. That is a difficult sentence to write. But it is not the end of what we have been trying to do. Over the coming months, this work will continue under a new...
Read Full Story (Page 4)THE ART OF MEDITERRANEAN CRUISING
When gourmands plan a trip around what they’ll see and taste, the journey is as meaningful as the destination. That’s why Emerald Yacht Cruises are such a refined yet relaxed way to explore: They feature thoughtfully designed routes that take...
Read Full Story (Page 3)« La première gorgée me réchauffe et ramène à mon esprit tout un héritage de ténacité et de capacité à profiter de la vie, même quand les temps sont durs, même dans le dénuement,
même quand on habite un archipel balayé par la fureur des éléments, même dans les grands bouleversements de l’histoire. »
Read Full Story (Page 3)Côté cour
• Jardin de Marguerite et Florent • Jardin KE • Projet Gardenvale • Entre pierres et lumière
Read Full Story (Page 16)Once Upon a Time in Harlem The Sandbox
(dirs. William and David Greaves, 2026) (dir. Kenya-Jade Pinto, 2026)
Read Full Story (Page 3)Plot Twist..
March has always felt like the universe’s halffinished sentence. Not quite winter, not quite spring. A little messy, a little hopeful, and somehow full of tiny nudges whispering, “Okay… your turn.” And apparently, the universe doesn’t whisper very...
Read Full Story (Page 4)COUNTLESS WAYS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Now is the time to protect our environment. And the Friends of the Pugwash Estuary is a volunteer-driven, registered charity doing all it can to make that happen. Betty Hodgson, chair of the organization's board of directors, says the group is more...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Helping business dreams become reality
Business-minded people in Lunenburg are encouraged to embrace opportunities to help them flourish. LIFT Lunenburg County empowers entrepreneurs to thrive through support, resources, mentorship, networking and access to financial assistance. Evelyn...
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Anishinaabe writer Armand Ruffo reflects on the journey of Sounding Thunder, a powerful collaboration blending classical music, Indigenous storytelling, and Anishinaabe song to honour Chief Francis Pegahmagabow—now entering a new chapter with the...
Read Full Story (Page 3)The City Comes to the Mall
What do Canada’s biggest retail redevelopments have in store for us?
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