Baird takes the heat, Harper sheds little light on Senate spending scandal
OTTAWA — A “very upset” Prime Minister Stephen Harper tried to settle down a scandal-rattled Conservative caucus Tuesday with talk of accountability and Senate reform, but shed no new light...
May 21, 2013Recent news
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Feds say ads prompting people to seek new job grants that don't yet exist
OTTAWA - The Conservative government says people are already starting to ask about the new Canada Jobs Grant it began heavily promoting with TV ads last week. Kellie Leitch, the parliamentary...
May 21, 2013Recent news
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Moyse chasing spot on Canada's World Cup rugby team
Heather Moyse has done her part, now it’s up to Canada’s coaching staff to determine if she is among the country’s top dozen rugby seven players. Moyse played in five of the six games for the...
May 21, 2013Recent news
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Women business leaders in PEI building community of support
The P.E.I. Business Women’s Association is trying to figure how to do more with less, like just about every other non-profit organization in existence these days. So the organization held a...
May 17, 2013Recent news
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Cold weather lengthens tulip season
STRATFORD – Cool weather during the past month has been good news for the Points East U-pick tulip field here.Tulip festival organizer Doug Deacon said unseasonably low temperatures, including...
May 21, 2013Recent news
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Duffy should call it quits
Editor: Mike Duffy has deceived the people saying "I" paid back the $90,000 when actually it was not his own money. Of course this is not his only indiscretion. His supposed importance has gone...
May 17, 2013






