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Twenty years of wind turbines at Erie Shores

From left, Capstone CEO Dave Eva and Ontario regional manager of wind operations Derek Deleye gave remarks at the open house, celebrating 20 years and thanking the community for its support. (AE/Jayden Davis) Jayden Davis, [... Read More ]

Australian company puts Eastern Shore at centre of gold strategy

EASTERN SHORE – An Australian gold mining company that once had interests in the Solomon Islands, Papua New Guinea and its home country now says its future lies on Nova Scotia’s Eastern Shore. St Barbara [... Read More ]

Manitoba disability groups allege adults with disabilities being left out of decisions

Eight Manitoba disability organizations are asking the provincial ombudsman to investigate the Public Guardian and Trustee Office, alleging systemic failures in protecting the rights and dignity of adults with intellectual disabilities. Photo courtesy Abilities Manitoba. [... Read More ]

Rural Ontario businesses caught between federal policy and provincial dithering

The patio at La Place Rendez-Vous in Fort Frances, Ont., owned by Sarah Noonan. Noonan, a third-generation business owner, employs foreign workers across the hotel and restaurant. Photo: Submitted Shilpashree Jagannathan, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter [... Read More ]

Trinity United Church in Vankleek Hill looks to its past while considering its future

Attendees browsing archival records of Trinity United Church in Vankleek Hill. Photo: Philip Oddi. Philip Oddi, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Trinity United Church is beginning a conversation about how it can continue to serve the [... Read More ]

Crown officially closes case against Michael Haaima; accused will be only defence witness

The Crown has formally closed its case against Michael Haaima, who faces dozens of charges involving multiple complainants, including allegations of sexual assault, exploitation, human trafficking, forcible confinement, threats, and child sexual abuse material (CSAM) [... Read More ]

Manitoba Wildlife Federation calls for full moose closure in Ducks, Porcupine Mountains

The Manitoba Wildlife Federation is calling for a complete closure of moose harvesting in the Ducks and Porcupine mountains, citing concerns that the populations have declined to critically low levels. Photo courtesy Manitoba Wildlife Federation. [... Read More ]

Up to $8.7 trillion at stake as Six Nations land claim finally goes to trial

After waiting more than 30 years for the start of a landmark land-claim lawsuit against the federal and provincial governments, Monday’s court proceedings in Toronto had special meaning for the members of Six Nation’s lands [... Read More ]

Solar powered: Local resident goes (almost) off-grid

Several months after Ruben Marini moved into his house on Chadwick Drive in Deep River, there was the memorable ice storm of 1997. “We managed to heat the house with natural gas and the fireplace,” [... Read More ]

Mayor calls it some of the City’s finest work

CIty of Penticton Keith Lacey, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Penticton Mayor Julius Bloomfield says a plan that lays out a road map to dealing with community safety and crime prevention, housing security, homelessness response and [... Read More ]

Province invites New Brunswickers to weigh in on natural gas development

Premier Susan Holt discussing review of natural gas development. (Submitted photo) Paige Morgan, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Survey results to inform safety, environmental, economic and regulatory considerations New Brunswickers can now take an online survey [... Read More ]

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