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Public Utilities Board report says a key power source for the province could put us in the dark this winter

‘We wouldn’t consider people’s perception of it as an overreaction. I think that it’s a human thing to react.‘

‘It is when people go and get carried away that we seek a course of action’

Festival of words and those who weave them runs Oct. 9-14

It’s been two years since provincial opioid action plan was introduced and stigma still surrounds safe-needle disposal and injection sites.

The section of the East Coast Trail dubbed the plastic forest has the potential to cause a lot more harm than we think.

Local sign language program opens early communication barriers for babies and parents.

The Mad Catter café opened on Wednesday bringing friends and felines together.

A French Jewish agent in Nazi Germany during the Second World War opens up to the world and her husband about her secret past.

The circus world’s finest coming to the rock for a weekend of entertainment, laughs and more