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ARE POLICE DOING ENOUGH TO ADDRESS GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE?
Trauma therapist Kristina Fifield addressed the Halifax board of police commissioners with an urgent message on Wednesday: police can do more to help victims of intimate partner violence and gender-based violence. It’s no secret that intimate partner...
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'We can’t deal with it in Canada': Some women turn to Mexico for endometriosis care
Noelle Menu, 37, says the pain began to darken her reality at a pivotal moment in her life — once she and her husband decided to try for kids, when she was 26.
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L’élargissement du champ de pratique des pharmaciens redouté par le personnel technique
Dans moins de deux mois, les pharmaciens du Québec auront de nouveaux pouvoirs. Ils pourront notamment prescrire un médicament même jamais reçu par un patient auparavant. Dans un contexte de pénurie de maind'oeuvre, le personnel technique redoute...
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ARE POLICE DOING ENOUGH TO ADDRESS GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE?
Trauma therapist Kristina Fifield addressed the Halifax board of police commissioners with an urgent message on Wednesday: police can do more to help victims of intimate partner violence and gender-based violence. It’s no secret that intimate partner...
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Export-oriented businesses watch tariff exemptions
Ottawa - Finding new international customers for Canadian food and beverage products requires dealing with a variety of challenges, says Farm Credit Canada. More processing, stronger infrastructure and higher productivity can help Canadian agriculture...
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LOVE AT FIRST FLIGHT
What began as a chance encounter during a walk has evolved into an unlikely companionship that has taken one Kingston woman and an injured monarch butterfly to concerts, community events, road trips and even the National Gallery of Canada. For nearly...
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Le fougueux animateur Jean-Luc Mongrain s’éteint
Icône de l’univers médiatique québécois pendant près de 50 ans, le journaliste et animateur Jean-Luc Mongrain aura marqué plusieurs générations d’auditeurs et de journalistes par son franc-parler et ses envolées « juste assez » récriminatrices. Lundi,...
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Cornwall police investigating death
Cornwall police were investigating a death on Walton Street on Thanksgiving Monday. By mid-afternoon Monday, police tape was stretched across the driveway between 504 and 506 Walton St., where an officer could be seen in the backyard between the two...
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MAKING A `GOURD' LIVING
For brothers Patrick and Christopher Butters, the two months leading up to Thanksgiving and Halloween are critical to their farming operation's success. “There's no time for taking any time off in that window because with pumpkins, once Halloween and...
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HOTTEST YEAR AHEAD?
An intensifying El Nino pattern set an all-time temperature high in a key Pacific zone in September and could help make this year the hottest globally on record, the director of the EU’S climate monitor said Monday. Global forecasters have been...
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Ottawa early learning centre targets the ultimate generation gap
Unconventional facility brings young children, seniors together in one space to foster community and ease loneliness Roly Lalonde sits in a walker while a toddler named Daa-Sha listens to his heart with a blue plastic stethoscope. Next, she checks his...
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Ottawa early learning centre targets the ultimate generation gap
Unconventional facility brings young children, seniors together in one space to foster community and ease loneliness Roly Lalonde sits in a walker while a toddler named Daa- Sha listens to his heart with a blue plastic stethoscope. Next, she checks...
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Ottawa early learning centre targets the ultimate generation gap
Unconventional facility brings young children, seniors together in one space to foster community and ease loneliness Roly Lalonde sits in a walker while a toddler named Daa-Sha listens to his heart with a blue plastic stethoscope. Next, she checks his...
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No passing fancy
Franco Bisceglia bought this pigeon, the one he is holding now with both hands in his Mississauga backyard, for several thousand dollars. One of its aunts sold for 52,000 euros this year. The other sold for 48,000 euros. And this pigeon, with a...
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Ottawa early learning centre targets the ultimate generation gap
Unconventional facility brings young children, seniors together in one space to foster community and ease loneliness Roly Lalonde sits in a walker while a toddler named Daa-Sha listens to his heart with a blue plastic stethoscope. Next, she checks his...
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Ottawa early learning centre targets the ultimate generation gap
Unconventional facility brings young children, seniors together in one space to foster community and ease loneliness Roly Lalonde sits in a walker while a toddler named Daa-Sha listens to his heart with a blue plastic stethoscope. Next, she checks his...
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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.
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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...
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`BEYOND A HERO'
He may have died as a result of being shot, but this Toronto cop kept shooting to stop his attacker first. Even with a bullet entering his body that would kill him, Toronto Police Const. Marc Pinizzotto kept trying to eliminate the threat against him...
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First Nation demands action to respect ancestors buried beneath road, calls for closing of park
Hereditary Chief Vern Jack, known as XÁLÁȾE, has spent decades driving down a road he knows was paved over his ancestors’ graves. Now in his 80s, Jack said he’s always known that thousandyear-old bones lie beneath West Saanich Road, along the...
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FAREWELL FATHER
Father Joe Leclair, a beloved Ottawa priest, has died at the age of 68. The Archdiocese of Ottawa-cornwall confirmed to Postmedia that Leclair died on Oct. 8, remembering him as a “dedicated and compassionate man who had a strong sense of community …...
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CRASH TALK
ICBC was bleeding red ink a decade ago, facing billion-dollar losses and the spectre of steep rate increases for drivers. The financial state of the Crown corporation had been kept secret by the B.C. Liberals, the right-of-centre ruling party at the...
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Mom's the word
Mahershala Ali waited seven years to suit up as Blade in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The movie never happened. But the collapse of Marvel's troubled vampire reboot led Ali and director Bassam Tariq, who was slated to direct Blade, to something...
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Chairman of the GOURD
Artur Sadykov, 12, checks out the carved pumpkins waiting to be judged during the 23rd annual Blue Grass Garden Centre's Pumpkin Fest in support of the Alberta Children's Hospital Foundation in Calgary on Saturday.
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UGLY LOOKS GOOD
It was a game only a mother could love. Or a coach. Or a team desperately trying to find a new identity after years and years failing to win a championship with the old ones. Was Saturday afternoon’s 3-1 win over the San Jose Sharks — where they had...
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HOT ELECTION TOPICS
As Vancouver residents prepare to choose a new mayor and council on Oct. 17, seven parties, including five with mayoral candidates, outline where they stand on key issues facing the city, including housing, crime and safety, the environment and public...
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IT'S TURKEY TIME AGAIN
Head cook Mike Boss covers turkeys on a tray with tin foil before putting them in the oven while preparing for a Thanksgiving meal in the community kitchen of Carmichael Outreach. Florence Hwang has a rundown of what's open and closed on Thanksgiving...
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Port Colborne man facing murder charge
The motive and details behind a shooting in Port Colborne which resulted in the death of a 31yearold man remain under investigation. A suspect arrested at the scene, identified as 30yearold Tyler Haas of Port Colborne, has been charged with...
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HELPFUL HARVEST
Dave Prowse with the Rotary Club of Sarnia-Lambton After Hours helps pick apples donated by Zekveld's Garden Market in Reece's Corners to be given to local food banks.
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`IT WAS SAD TO SEE IT GO'
On Oct. 8, 1996, about 100 firefighters converged on the 80-year-old building that housed Uncle Ed's furniture store and two other businesses. The six-story brick and timber warehouse was on fire — a blaze that turned into an inferno that could be seen...
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Port Colborne man facing murder charge
The motive and details behind a shooting in Port Colborne which resulted in the death of a 31yearold man remain under investigation. A suspect arrested at the scene, identified as 30yearold Tyler Haas of Port Colborne, has been charged with...
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Local science teacher wins PM’s STEM award
A Lethbridge high school science teacher has been named 2026 recipient of the Prime Minister’s Award, one of the country’s most prestigious honours in education, awarded to just 60 people this year. The Prime Minister’s Awards were created in 1994 and...
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Owen Sound candidate ejected from meeting, another jeered
One candidate was ejected and another drew public ire by saying there's no “climate catastrophe,” at a packed municipal all-candidates meeting Tuesday night in Owen Sound. Candidate Jasmine Schnarr was asked by security to leave after a candidate...
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GRAND OPENING
Mukwa Energy marked its grand opening alongside Atikameksheng Anishnawbek and Giyak Mishkawzid Shkagmikwe Development Corporation at the Chi-Zhiingwaak Business Park on Thursday. Community members, business partners, government representatives and...
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Port Colborne man facing murder charge
The motive and details behind a shooting in Port Colborne which resulted in the death of a 31yearold man remain under investigation. A suspect arrested at the scene, identified as 30yearold Tyler Haas of Port Colborne, has been charged with...
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COLOUR IN THE COOP
Colten Kish of Hagersville feeds pellets to a prizewinning chicken in the poultry barn at the Norfolk County Fair on Thursday afternoon. The fair, in its 186th year, runs through Monday.
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FINAL SHOT 'FORE SNOW
Maybe it should be called a Patience Flakie. Perhaps ironically, part of the key to a Passion Flakie, with its light, airy layers of pastry cemented with fruit and cream filling, is not rushing into anything. Any sweet tooth worth their salt knows to...
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JAMESTOWN AT A CROSSROADS
The community has repeatedly heard about the need to revitalize Jamestown, one of the city's oldest neighbourhoods. Many argue there hasn't been much improvement in “the old west end” for many years, and residents themselves want to see their...
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Rock stArs WIn over A neW curlIng fAn
Long-time friends June Davidson, left, and Helen Saunders were enjoying the 2026 Nufloors Penticton Curling Classic at the Penticton Curling Club on Friday afternoon. Saunders has attended each tournament since the beginning in 2017, and this year...
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DEAR DAIRY
Former Purity Dairy owner Tom Cullen said the historic building in Charlottetown will be demolished before the end of the year. Only the warehouse behind the plant will be left standing to mark a business that operated in Charlottetown for 80 years.
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BLOCK AFTER BLOCK OF DEATH & DESPAIR
They are rolling a dying man on a stretcher out of the Maple Hotel. He looks to be about 60 years old, unshaven, wild grey curls, filthy white socks. Electrodes are patched to a hairless chest and a monitor seismographs the agonal beatings of a...
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New Brockville attraction to honour Ben Tekamp
Brockville's newest waterfront attraction will honour a late city mayor and tireless community champion. Dignitaries on Friday marked the start of work on the Ben Tekamp Pavilion at Reynolds Park with a ceremonial sod-turning and expressions of...
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New accessible washroom opens at Camp Kawartha
A new accessible washroom at Camp Kawartha is one step toward ensuring nature is available to everyone. The project to enhance the existing facilities, built over 50 years ago, was undertaken with help from the province, which is investing $49,775...
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SIX NATIONS LAND CLAIM FINALLY GOES TO TRIAL
After a three-decade wait, a trial pitting Six Nations of the Grand River against the provincial and federal governments began in Toronto on Monday with potentially trillions of dollars at stake. Hinging on the alleged mismanagement of a centuries-old...
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CHEF-LIFE BALANCE
Kat Ferries was a quickly rising chef, climbing the ladder at top Ottawa restaurants — until she made an unexpected turn — leaving her fine-dining job in favour of a butcher shop. She's not the only local chef who has made a similar career pivot in...
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OTTAWA BACKS OFF
The federal government intends to bar people with mental illness alone from accessing an assisted death, settling a decade-long controversial debate. But the Liberal government is moving forward to allow people to make advance requests for MAID if...
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‘FLOODSGIVING’ ANNIVERSARY
An aerial view of Sydney’s south end on Thanksgiving Day in 2016, when a record rainfall caused major flooding in the neighbourhood. Even a decade after the so-called “Floodsgiving,” massive rainstorms have kept Cape Bretoners on high alert.
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COOKING FOR A CAUSE
Mark Payoyo cooks celery and onions Friday as staff and students in NAIT's Culinary Arts program are once again cooking in support of the annual Boyle Street Thanksgiving Dinner. The dinner is expected to feed between 500 and 700 people and requires 60...
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BELLEVILLE JUDGE MULLING CONTEMPT CASE CHALLENGES MINISTRY'S DEFENCE
A Belleville judge is again requiring Ontario's Ministry of the Solicitor General to provide more evidence before he decides whether to hold a contempt hearing stemming from a jail's failure to transport a prisoner to court. Justice Robert Horton on...
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BOILEAU CONTRAVENED ELECTION BYLAW, SAYS CITY CLERK
Timmins Mayor Michelle Boileau contravened bylaw 2010-6879, Use of Corporate Resources for Election Purposes, when she posted videos of herself shot in the council chamber and inside city hall, City clerk Dave Landers, has determined. The series of...
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SOUP-ER SERVICE
Growing Chefs ` Ailana Guslits, right, serves Kathy Humphrey and Frank Franchetto at this week's SOUPER Bowl fundraiser at the Grove in London. The event, a joint effort of Growing Chefs, Urban Roots and Clayworx, offered participants a choice of 10...
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Poilievre to campaign for Canadian unity in Alberta next week ahead of referendum
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said Friday he will be in Alberta just days before the province’s referendum to deliver a speech on Canadian unity. The House of Commons will be on a break next week after MPs head back to their ridings for the...
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La rochelle, ville de soleil et de saveurs
Si plusieurs l’associent à l’émission télévisée Fort Boyard, tournée au large de ses côtes, La Rochelle se distingue avant tout par sa douceur de vivre. En s’offrant un bain de soleil sur une terrasse du Vieux-Port ou en parcourant les rues pavées de...
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Dyas defends record, Cannan calls for change
Kelowna mayoral hopefuls Tom Dyas and Ron Cannan sparred over taxes, crime, broken promises and a major road-building project at an election forum Wednesday. Their former friendship has turned antagonistic with Cannan accusing Dyas of backtracking on...
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POWER STRUGGLE OVER DATA CENTRES IN QUEBEC
An empty field in Beauharnois is where Google announced in 2021 it would build a facility to fuel AI. The unfinished project highlights the pressure Hydro-québec is facing as electricity demand from data centres is skyrocketing, Abby Mclaughlin reports.
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Surprise! Les deux collectionneurs toucheront 125 000$ pour leur carte rare
Dimanche, deux amis de la Péninsule acadienne, Calvin Rousselle et Marc-André Devost, croyaient recevoir 95 100$ après avoir vendu, sur eBay, une carte de hockey rarissime du défenseur des Islanders de New York, Matthew Schaefer. En réalité, ils...
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WARMING TO THE TASK
Chatham-Kent experienced mild temperatures this past week, and could feel more like summer on Saturday with a forecast of 28 C. Chatham resident Peter Bondy took advantage of a beautiful sunny day on Wednesday to wash his vehicle at the Car, Dog and...
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City being outpaced on immigration, committee told
Fredericton has fallen behind Moncton as a go-to place to live for immigrants, with the Hub City attracting 169 per cent more newcomers than the capital in 2025, a council committee heard on Thursday. And it’s largely because of Ottawa’s focus on...
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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
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Les leçons que j’ai tirées de mes premières rénos
Rénover une maison peut rapidement devenir tout un projet, particulièrement lorsqu’on en est à sa première expérience. J’ai tiré plusieurs leçons des rénovations de ma maison datant de 1877. Des choix de peinture à la location d’outils, en passant par...
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NB POWER WANTS 5.5% RATE HIKE
NB Power wants to raise electricity rates in each of the next three years by 5.5 per cent, the latest in a series of punishing hikes that have forced households and businesses to pay hundreds of dollars more on their bills. The public utility has...
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Les leçons que j’ai tirées de mes premières rénos
J’ai tiré plusieurs leçons des rénovations de ma maison datant de 1877. Des choix de peinture à la location d’outils, en passant par les mesures à conserver précieusement, voici quelques conseils qui pourraient vous éviter des maux de tête. 1...
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‘Frustration’ for business owners impacted by homeless
Jeff Murray is frustrated. The owner of Spring Works, a large vehicle and heavy equipment service centre, doesn’t hide that frustration, or mince words, while discussing what he calls ongoing issues at his Thorne Avenue business. Those issues, he...
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Carney announces $2B plan to cut home heating costs
During Tuesday evening’s Sherbrooke council meeting, a resolution was passed modifying the street parking laws in the borough of Lennoxville. According to the resolution, parking on Queen, Speid, Church and Samuel-gratham Streets in Lennoxville will...
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N.L.’S food sector workforce challenges most dire in Canada
Canada’s food and beverage manufacturers will need more than 170,000 new employees over the next eight years, and nowhere will the need be more profound than in Newfoundland and Labrador, where an aging population poses a serious challenge to the...
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A rock remembers: The story of Nicholas Austin
Amonth or so ago, I wrote a story about the boulders and giant rocks scattered throughout the Eastern Townships. But the region’s rocks have stories to tell beyond their sheer size. Some have been turned into monuments—stones with a little history, a...
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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...
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FANTASY FOCUS
It’s not easy for managers to pick the best goalie. Use these tactics to navigate the unpredictability.
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DÉBUT DES TRAVAUX PRÉPARATOIRES POUR LA MODERNISATION DE L’HÔPITAL DE SAINT-JÉRÔME
Les premiers travaux préparatoires au projet de modernisation de l’Hôpital de Saint-Jérôme sont maintenant amorcés. Ils précèdent le chantier de construction, dont le début est prévu au printemps 2027. Au cours des prochaines semaines, des...
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RAIDERS LASSO VICTORY ON YOUNG CANADA DAY
Like an outmatched and outflanked Wyatt Earp, the Delhi Raiders managed to avoid a seemingly sure death during the latest Young Canada Day competition at the Norfolk County Fair. Tuesday saw the Lloyd S. Culver grandstands at the Simcoe fairgrounds...
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Thursday, October 8, 2026
RURAL ROUND-UP at KINETIC PARK: A showcase of the ranching lifestyle took place during the 2026 Ranchman’s Ridin’ & Recitin’ at Kinetic Park in Swift Current, Sept. 26. The event was hosted by the Swift Current Agricultural & Exhibition Association. It...
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KNIGHT CRUISERS
What started as a love for all things with a motor has become a vehicle for giving back in Espanola. Though founded in its modern incarnation in 1991, the Knight Cruisers Car Club follows a legacy of local car enthusiasts coming together over their...
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NOTRE PHOTO DE LA SEMAINE
Le 3 octobre, Patrick Norman avait droit à son En direct de l’univers, à Radio-Canada. Pour l’occasion, l’artiste qui a célébré ses 80 ans en septembre a eu la chance de voir ses filles, ses petits-enfants, son épouse, Nathalie Lord, et plusieurs...
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A SEA OF OR NGE
Youth lead Millbrook irst Nation’s annual community walk on the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation down Willow Street. People walked together to the Nora Bernard Community Centre on Sept. 30.
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Wood Bu alo RCMP recognizes critical citizen assistance
RCMP - On Sept. 24, 2026, Wood Buffalo RCMP Operations Officer, Inspector Troy Switzer, presented Certificates of Recognition to Jolene Moyer and Scott White of Fort McMurray in appreciation for their outstanding compassion, civic responsibility and...
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LISTENING, LEARNING, AND ACKNOWLEDGING `THE HURTS OF THE PAST'
Important steps towards reconciliation were taken Sept. 30 in Pictou. The town partnered with the Pictou Landing First Nation to hold a ceremony on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day. Sept. 30 is intended to honour...
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A BELL, A BOY AND BELONGING
Avery Jackson went halfway around the world and found a word for something he had learned as a child in Clarence. At a celebration Sept. 25 at the North Mountain Meeting House, he explained why that word seemed so perfectly suited to the community...
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BRINGING BACK THE FOREST
More than half a million trees will be planted this fall on an estimated 300 hectares of land in Shelburne County. For the most part, the planting is being done on woodlands destroyed in the 2023 Barrington Lake wildfire. Bushwhackers Forestry has...
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APPLE OF THEIR EYE
Little nine- month- old Lydia Barbour grins for the camera during the Red Oak Shriners Family Fun Day at Arlington Orchards on Sept. 27. The annual event draws big crowds to play games, including the orchard's new mini- put, pick apples, stroll through...
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Mi’kmaq fishermen accused of trying to steal lobster cause stir
Many legal experts and Indigenous activists are anxiously waiting for a decision in a Campbellton courtroom on Oct. 30. That’s the date Provincial Court Judge Martin Goguen delivers a verdict for three Mi’kmaq fishermen accused of trying to poach...
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Nigerian Assoc. celebrates 66 years of Independence
MembersofthelocalNigerian communitygatheredoutside City Hall on Thursday, Oct. 1, to raise the green-and-white flag of Nigeria in celebration of the country’s Independence Day. The annual ceremony brought together community members, local leaders, and...
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12 mots pour comprendre le Québec
par Carole beaulieu, valérie borde, Pierre Cayouette, Luc Chartrand, Dominique Demers, Pierre Fortin, Josh Freed, Isabelle Grégoire, Louis Hamelin, michel Jean, marie Laberge et Dany Laferrière
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Despite ‘legitimate frustrations’, Poilievre touts united Canada
By Brendan Miller Alberta Newspaper Group The leader of the Conservative Party of Canada says he believes in a stronger province of Alberta within a united country, while visiting Medicine Hat on Thursday about two weeks before Albertans will hit...
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ORANGE SHIRT DAY
Residential School Survivor Mary Pelly of Grassy Narrows First Nation speaks in Kenora on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation ceremony held at the Harbourfront on Sept. 30, 2026, with hundreds in attendance to mark the legacy of the...
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Action de grâce
Nos bureaux seront fermés, le lundi 12 octobre en raison du congé de l'Action de grâce
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Une année plus payante pour le soya de consommation humaine
SAINT-DAVID – La moissonneuse-batteuse de David Bourgeois-Théroux remplit les camions de soya avec un excellent rythme, signe d’une récolte 2026 qui impressionne le producteur, autant pour ses rendements que pour ses prix, notamment pour le soya...
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Municipal tax arrears climb into the millions
WOOLWICH AND WELLESLEY PROPERTY OWNERS are at risk of losing their homes and businesses, thanks to skyrocketing taxes. According to Woolwich director of finance Colm Lynn, there hasn’t been a tax sale in the township for more than ten years. But...
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Une rentrée sauvée, et après?
Pour commencer leur session, les étudiants du Collège Lasalle, un établissement collégial privé subventionné situé dans le centre-ville de Montréal, ont dû attendre une décision de justice. Le gouvernement québécois avait suspendu ses subventions...
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RENAISSANCE, UNE RELÈVE BIEN PRÉPARÉE
Après plus de 40 ans dans le domaine de la santé mentale, dont 12 à la direction générale du Centre Renaissance, Daniel Beaudette (à gauche sur la photo) prend sa retraite. Lorsqu’il avait accepté le poste, l’organisme traversait une période difficile...
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Aimer l’IA à la folie
Le neurochirurgien et neurooncologue David Fortin mettrait son cerveau au feu pour cette a rmation : l’intelligence arti cielle (IA) ne peut remplacer l’humain et ne sera jamais consciente. Plaçant des sommités comme Yoshua Bengio en porteà-faux, il...
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Butternut Valley cuts the ribbon on new municipal offices
One of the province’s newest municipalities officially has a place to plant its flag. Representatives of Butternut Valley and the province cut the ribbon on its new municipal office building off Route 885 in Havelock Thursday, Sept. 24. The $1.125...
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Woman helping the hungry one meal at a time
Petit-Rocher’s Valerie Godin-Hachey wants to do her part in feeding the less fortunate and does so from her own home, one meal at a time. “I love cooking for my family and surroundings, hosting events etc. and thought it would be a blessing to mix...
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Colours are turning along the back roads
Days are cooling off, with a few hot ones! Mostly mild. Some are thinking of frost but the “lows” are still the “highs” in B.C. halfway through the province. Our son on Dawson Creek is preserving the vegetables on top of the soil and just began on the...
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Sod-Turning signals start of Moose Jaw’s largest infrastructure project
A piece of Moose Jaws infrastructure that has quietly served the community for more than six decades is about to give way to a new facility designed to carry the city’s wastewater system into the future. City officials and project partners gathered...
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Alexandra Marine inks MRI purchase agreement with campaign goal in sight
The only thing that separates Huron County and an MRI machine is just a little more than $600,000. And with the success of its Magnetic Moments fundraising campaign, with more than $5.78 million raised of its $6.5-million goal, Alexandra Marine and...
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MUNACA’s Campaign Exposes the McGill Administration’s Greed
The McGill University Non-Academic Certified Association (MUNACA), a union with a staff of roughly 1,700 people, represents McGill’s administrative, clerical, and technical support staff, as well as nurses and health professionals. On August 31, after...
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Prayer times are a-changing: How time shifts affect religious groups
SEPTEMBER 27, 2026 09:00
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Une Terre-Neuvienne au volant lors d'une visite historique
Décédé en 2015, le regretté auteur-compositeur-interprète Ron Hynes a souvent décrit Terre-Neuve à des publics étrangers comme «une île au large de la France». Avec son humour sec, il faisait référence à Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon, et non à la France...
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CLINIQUE EYE AM SOINS OCULAIRES ET MÉDICO-ESTHÉTIQUES
ENTRER CHEZ EYE AM POUR UN EXAMEN DE LA VUE, C’EST AMORCER UN VÉRITABLE PARCOURS DE SANTÉ OCULAIRE. DE L’ÉVALUATION INITIALE AUX SOLUTIONS CORRECTIVES OU AUX TRAITEMENTS SPÉCIALISÉS, CHAQUE ÉTAPE S’APPUIE SUR DES TECHNOLOGIES DE POINTE ET LA VOLONTÉ...
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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...
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Cen Can Expo Continues to Grow!
Ontario Investing More Than $2.5 Million to Protect Good-Paying Forestry Jobs in Thunder Bay
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Cover Artist
jaik olson Jaik Olson aka Puppyteeth Studios is a multidisciplinary artist based out of Chinatown in Vancouver. His primary practice focuses on painting, illustration, and comics. Of his illustration for the 30th edition of the Best of Vancouver, he...
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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...
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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...
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TRAILBLAZERS: MAJOR HARRY COLEBOURN
The soldier who saved a bear cub and inspired Winnie-The-Pooh.
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ZOÉ DUVAL
« Lorsqu’on regarde ce qui se passe à l’international, on voit un net recul des droits des personnes LGBTQ+. Donc, avoir des rôles et des personnages LGBTQ+ donne une voix à la communauté... »
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Sillonnez l’Europe à vélo!
Partez à vélo à travers l’Alsace, la Provence, l’Andalousie ou encore les côtes lumineuses du Portugal. Explorez les vignobles d’Italie, les villages pittoresques de Slovénie ou les routes mythiques de la Grèce. Que vous voyagiez en famille ou entre...
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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
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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...
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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...
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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:...
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EXCLAIM! EXPERIENCE
Pulp | Bata Shoe Museum | Upcoming Canadian Film Festivals | Contests
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The PST Punch:
B.C.’S expanded tax has small businesses fearing for their future
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PEACH & CRANBERRY SHORTBREAD TART
PEACH & CRANBERRY SHORTBREAD TART MAKES 6 SERVINGS HANDS-ON TIME 20 MINUTES TOTAL TIME 2 HOURS Shortbread Crust 1 1/3 cups all-purpose our 1/2 cup packed brown sugar 1/4 tsp baking powder pinch salt 3/4 cup cold salted butter,...
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Plaisirs d’automne
Avant de travailler dans un magazine, j’étais loin de me douter de tout le côté «artisanal» des shootings photo… Ces journées sont intenses, mais aussi tellement stimulantes! Cet été, on a réalisé un de mes rêves de longue date: une séance photo...
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Petit budget, grand effet
5 conseils pour transformer votre décor en peu de temps et à peu de frais
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Le 439e Escadron teste ses compétences dans les Rocheuses
Pendant tout le mois de septembre, les équipages du 439e Escadron d'intervention nationale (EIN) se sont rendus dans l'Ouest canadien pour participer à l'exercice Bengal Alpin, un entraînement d'envergure visant à optimiser leurs compétences en vol...
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Leagues of Their Own
LILY WAS 11 YEARS OLD WHEN SHE CAUGHT the volleyball bug. It was the summer of 2020, mid-pandemic, and she and her best friend had found an old volleyball in their east-end Toronto neighbourhood. They bumped it back and forth for hours at the park...
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PLUS
INTERVIEWS WITH WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHERS FROM ACROSS CANADA, WINNERS OF THE 2026 CANADIAN WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY OF THE YEAR COMPETITION
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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...
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Stimulation
Quand un passionné ouvre la porte d’une Packard 1929, ce n’est pas seulement une portière qui grince doucement sur ses charnières nickelées. C’est une époque qui respire à nouveau. Le parfum du vinyle, le large volant de Bakélite entre les mains, le...
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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...
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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...
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ᓴᓇᙳᐊᒐᑦ ᐅᓂᒃᑳᖏᑦ
ᑎᑎᕋᖅᑕᐅᔪᖅ ᓇᐸᑦᓯ ᕗᓪᔭᒧᑦ Manasie Akpaliapik’s shape-driven practice ᒫᓇᓯ ᐊᒃᐸᓕᐊᐱᐅᑉ ᓴᓇᐅᒪᔭᓂᒃᐊᔭᐅᕆᔭᖅ ᐊᑐᐋᒐᕆᔭᓄᑦ ᐆᒪᐅᑉ ᓇᐸᑦᓯ ᕗᓪᔭ
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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...
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The Room
Three hardworking mudrooms prove coats, boots and muddy paws can still make a stylish entrance.
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Recette en couverture :
Recette en couverture : Boulettes de viande sucrées-salées, page 70 Stylisme : Emmeryse Michaud Photo : Jean-Christophe Blanchet
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Daõ Reserva Catedral
Savourez d’abord des blancs vifs et éclatants, puis passez aux rouges veloutés aux nuances épicées et aux légendaires portos chaleureux. Ces vins polyvalents à table o rent une qualité inégalée et un excellent rapport qualité-prix. Partez à la...
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The New Ice Age
Fracette (rhymes with cassette) reimagines sparkling wine by integrating Canada’s legendary Icewine, coveted around the world for its flavour, depth and rarity. The result? Wines of unique complexity and vibrancy. The name gives a nod to both frozen...
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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...
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Équipe mode
fashion team 01 ALEXANDRE DESLAURIERS styliste maquillage / Hair and Make-up Artist 02 RAFAËL ESTRELLA styliste coiffure / Hair Artist
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LIGHT HOUSES
Sehnsucht. Unless you’re a German speaker, the word probably doesn’t roll off the tongue. But the German Romantics of the 18th and 19th centuries turned to it to connote a sense of a yearning for the infinite, a nostalgia for something that might be...
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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...
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CHEAP EATS THE BEST BARGAIN BITES AND HOTTEST MEAL DEALS
If you thought it was impossible to get a great meal for a good deal these days, we’re here to prove you wrong: flip the page for the best cheap eats in town. But this issue’s food coverage doesn’t end there—read on for outrageous seafood towers, the...
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Our 2026 portfolio of the city’s most stylish people
Style isn’t just about what you wear—it’s about how you wear it. Our 2026 list features an NBA All-Star, a festival honcho and a Bay Street lawyer, plus a dozen other Torontonians whose flair, ’fits and swagger made the cut
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What’s shaping your faith?
Canadian Christians are already using AI tools for prayer, Bible study and devotional life. The question isn’t whether to engage. It’s how to do it faithfully. Last August, I sat in on a webinar hosted by Unseminary called Stop Dreading Sermon Prep:...
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Dernière
À mesure que la glace de l’Arctique disparaît, les morses et les autres espèces indigènes sont coincés sur une territoire qui rétrécit
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Tales From a Warming Ocean
Inside the Arctic’s unravelling ecosystem, as southern species move in and ancient ice disappears
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Solutions rangement & organisation
De bonnes Ldées Sour joLndre l’utile à l’agréable
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Meet the Animal Kingdom’s Jekyll and Hydes
They look adorable. They look harmless. They’re lying. Meet five animals living secret double lives.
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Why Train for Your Marathon?
Motivated by some misguided notion to see how they do without any preparation, an alarming number of newcomers to running approach training for the marathon as if it’s somehow cheating. Here are some persuasive arguments i n favour of training, and how...
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From My Home to Yours
I’ll admit it: this issue is a little different. In July, I moved into a new home. It’s filled with natural light, boasts soaring 18-foot white walls...and came with a very extensive to-do list! Before long, I found myself doing exactly what many of...
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MA MAISON, VOTRE INSPIRATION!
Je l’avoue: ce numéro est un peu différent. En juillet, j’ai fait l’acquisition d’une nouvelle maison. Une maison baignée de lumière, avec ses immenses murs blancs de 18 pi de hauteur… et une longue liste de projets! Très vite, je me suis surprise à...
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On the Covers
Our newsstand readers were treated to the bold cover on the right. Subscribers enjoyed The Diver, a 1976 watercolour-on-paper painting by the late artist Ken Danby, from a private collection in Westmount, Que., with assistance from the Alan Klinkoff...
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SEASONAL SHIFT
The winding down of summer always has me feeling a bit wistful and wondering where the season has gone. Of course, it also brings with it the delight of a sublime period for fashion. At FASHION, September is especially exciting because not only does it...
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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...
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ON LIVING WELL
What is the secret to a life well lived? Maybe the secret is to keep living it — to not stop doing the things you love or the things that give you joy just because you’re getting older. That is the advice of the “Spanish King,” the endearing and apt...
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SEND your BAZOOF! ™ questions and letters to me at bazoof.com/submit.
“I love writing, and I love sea turtles. I am concerned about the environment, so I wrote this story to help stop pollution.” Gisele, Age 11 “Writing can be a great way to spread awareness on important world issues—like sea pollution. And no doubt...
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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...
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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...
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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.
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The Torch of Tradition
ALSO! Highland Games & Celtic Festivals The NaNaz, Touring Around With Rosie Scottish Cheese Academy, Sue Foley
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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...
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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.
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7 Cat Toys to Suit All Play Styles
Toys to delight and engage every cat, from energetic kittens to reluctant-to-play seniors.
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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...
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Can These Dogs Really Talk?
Can dogs talk using button soundboards—or is it just clever conditioning? A new documentary special explores the science behind the viral phenomenon
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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...
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Buyers Guide 2026
eNEWS TAIPEI CYCLE BLUE HIGHWAYS VÉLO CANADA BIKES REGULATIONS & SAFETY VIIALA BIKES LAUNCHED GORDIE HOWE INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE
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« 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. »
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Côté cour
• Jardin de Marguerite et Florent • Jardin KE • Projet Gardenvale • Entre pierres et lumière
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Once Upon a Time in Harlem The Sandbox
(dirs. William and David Greaves, 2026) (dir. Kenya-Jade Pinto, 2026)
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MOT DE LA RÉDACTRICE EN CHEF
Les Premiers Peuples se déplacent depuis des générations sur tout le territoire que nous appelons aujourd'hui l'Amérique du Nord. Mais les colons ont créé de nouvelles frontières. Les États-Unis ont déclaré que leur pays n'appartenait plus aux...
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FROM THE EDITOR
First Peoples have moved all over what we now call North America for generations upon generations. Settlers created new borders. The United States declared itself a country separate from Britain, starting a long relationship between it and what would...
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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...
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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...
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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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Cover St y
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...
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The City Comes to the Mall
What do Canada’s biggest retail redevelopments have in store for us?
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Lake Tahoe Region
Stunning mountain vistas, majestic pines, substantial snowfall, over 300 days of sunshine each year, and the emerald-blue waters of Lake Tahoe are all signature features of the Lake Tahoe Region. Known for its world-class cross-country and downhill ski...
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