Charlottetown teacher charged with sexual assault

A Charlottetown teacher will be finishing out the school year in jail as he faces several charges, including assault and sexual assault. Sylvain Aritho Amfoubalela, 42, appeared before a...

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Authors Alice Munro and Paul Savoie win Ontario's Trillium Book Awards

TORONTO - Alice Munro has won this year's Trillium Book Award in English-language for "Dear Life: Stories," a collection of tales set in the countryside and towns around Lake Huron. The Trillium...

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Watts brothers invited to national wheelchair basketball selection camp

Twin brothers Jeremy and Joel Watts will tryout for Canada’s junior wheelchair basketball team next week in Toronto. The Charlottetown residents were among the 17 players announced Tuesday by...

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Ottawa raising offshore liability cap to $1 billion in Arctic, Atlantic...

HALIFAX — The Canadian government is planning to introduce new rules to make drilling and production companies more accountable in the event of offshore spills. Federal Natural Resources...

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Treatment options available for men facing andropause

Question: I have heard that andropause is used to describe the male equivalent to menopause. Is there such a thing and, if so, how is it diagnosed?Answer: Andropause is referred to as a complex of...

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Celebrating 2014: let's get it right

 The capital city's recent decision to give the nod to Confederation Landing Park as the 2014 Celebration Zone is a logical one, but the city should heed  lessons from past events on the...

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