Cornwall wants pond parties to stop
Cornwall town council is taking up the cause of residents worried about drinking and partying on the weekends at Hyde Pond. "They stated in their email there is no lighting in this location," said...
June 19, 2013Recent news
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Potential fracking in Gros Morne raises concerns for UN's world heritage...
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. - The UNESCO world heritage committee is recommending a monitoring mission be sent to Canada over "serious concerns" about potential oil exploration near Gros Morne National Park....
June 20, 2013Recent news
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UPEI men’s basketball team loses coach to N.B. university
A former UPEI assistant basketball coach will man the sidelines for the Crandall Chargers this fall. Pat Havard, an assistant with the Panthers’ men’s team under Tim Kendrick during the past...
June 20, 2013Recent news
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Time to heal business confidence, consumers have done their part, says...
BURLINGTON, Ont. — Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz says Canadian consumers did their part for the economy by borrowing the country through the worst recession since the Great Depression and...
June 20, 2013Recent news
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Learning lessons every day
“You’re never too old to learn.”It seemed trite to me as a child. What would an adult have left to learn? Maybe academics, if he or she hadn’t had a chance to advance in school. Adults...
June 19, 2013Recent news
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The divisive nature of ward politics
The recent dustup between two Charlottetown councillors over ditch infilling was fascinating to observe for at least a couple of reasons. One, it reflected the strong commitment elected...
June 18, 2013






