Lobster protest hasn't resulted in higher prices
One week after the Maritime lobster industry was almost shut down in a historic and massive Atlantic protest, Island fishermen are landing some staggering numbers and being paid the exact same...
May 23, 2013Recent news
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Complementary style: Mix-and-match swimwear pieces that marry well but...
NEW YORK, N.Y. - For some women, it's just this way and probably always will be: The size of their swimwear tops and bottoms don't match. So, why not have some fun with it? There's no better place...
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UPDATED: Rangers bench Richards for must-win game
NEW YORK — Struggling Rangers centre Brad Richards of Murray Harbour, P.E.I., said he will be a healthy scratch when New York faces elimination in Game 4 against the Boston Bruins on Thursday...
May 23, 2013Recent news
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Sears Canada posts $31.2 million Q1 loss, same store sales and revenue...
TORONTO — Sears Canada Inc. (TSX:SCC) reported a $31-million loss Wednesday but said it managed to grow sales in categories like apparel and bed and bath despite competition from U.S. newcomer...
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A caring contribution
When Kiwanis International voted to allow women to join the organization in 1987, Gail Lecky was one of the first females asked to sign up.With a long-time social conscience and an empathetic...
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Only a full investigation willl suffice
Prime Minister Stephen Harper's staged remarks to his caucus and the media Tuesday about the current crisis gripping his office failed to enlighten Canadians, and his subsequent comments Wednesday...
May 22, 2013






