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Wildlife and wilderness converge on Island鈥檚 North Coast Trail

Wildlife and wilderness converge on Island鈥檚 North Coast Trail

The wolf ran along the beach, pausing to consider the black bear munching on bugs. It decided to give the larger animal a wide berth, then glanced up at the five of us watching, before running right past us.
Our Community: Sweet fundraiser to benefit local Habitat for Humanity

Our Community: Sweet fundraiser to benefit local Habitat for Humanity

There are only a limited number of spaces still available for bakers to take a whisk and choux off their baking skills at the 11th annual Gingerbread Showcase, November to January at the Parkside Hotel and Spa.
Charla Huber: Solutions to overdose crisis must be found

Charla Huber: Solutions to overdose crisis must be found

In every generation, there is a point where parents sit their kids down and talk about drugs. I am pretty sure this conversation always starts with: 鈥淭he drugs today are stronger than they were when I was young.
Geoff Johnson: Return to school is really an organizational miracle

Geoff Johnson: Return to school is really an organizational miracle

So it happened again last week; the annual ritual we have all come to take for granted but, in fact, is a small organizational miracle: sa国际传媒鈥檚 public schools opened for the 2019-20 school year 鈥 all on Sept. 3 at about 9聽a.m.
Trevor Hancock: Early support for children is essential

Trevor Hancock: Early support for children is essential

Last week, I told Tyler鈥檚 story, a fictionalized account of life to the age of 30 of 鈥渁 prototypical adolescent offender in sa国际传媒,鈥 highlighting 鈥渢he most common risk factors that affect Canadian youth who become involved in crime.
Island Voices: Fracked natural gas is the problem, not the solution

Island Voices: Fracked natural gas is the problem, not the solution

The best way to address climate disruption is 鈥 burn more fossil fuels? It doesn鈥檛 make sense, but that鈥檚 what industry, media and governments want us to believe.
Monique Keiran: When sa国际传媒 declared war 鈥 illegally

Monique Keiran: When sa国际传媒 declared war 鈥 illegally

Beside a photo headlined 鈥淟ieutenant-Governor Opens Fall Fair鈥 and an article titled 鈥淲ild Ponies Will Become Zebras to Save Their Lives鈥 on the front page of the Sunday, Sept.
Island Voices: Discrimination against guide dogs all too common

Island Voices: Discrimination against guide dogs all too common

A mother arrives at a family restaurant in Regina with her husband and their children 鈥 but before they can enjoy some family time, they鈥檙e denied entry.
Island Voices: Bean-less coffee the latest 鈥榠mpossible鈥 manmade food

Island Voices: Bean-less coffee the latest 鈥榠mpossible鈥 manmade food

Beyond coffee? Bean-less coffee is a thing now, and could hit the market as early as next year. Our summer was marked by key announcements from major food chains that have decided to offer plant-based alternatives.
Lawrie McFarlane: Party platforms sound nice, but they mask problems

Lawrie McFarlane: Party platforms sound nice, but they mask problems

As October鈥檚 federal election draws near, elements of the party platforms begin to take shape. And in the broadest of generalizations, the same can be said of each.