the organization changed its programming to accommodate all-day workers
‘You can’t assume you can cut your own hair and make it look good the first time.’
Police and firefighters honour victims of Nova Scotia shootings with minute of silence
SD67’s food program continues to thrive thanks to donations, volunteering from community
Buzzing little birds have reached their breeding grounds, and are thirsty
Music performances set up to honour those who cannot have funeral or celebration of life services
Roots&Strings performed a socially-distanced show for seniors in self-isolation amid COVID-19
Market scheduled to start again mid-May at Ross Street Plaza
Nicole Defeo writes positive quotes and messages to encourage others
Furry friends assist Ranchero Elementary’s Sam Muddiman with learning-from-home education effort
Mud, Sweat and Tears’ Bruce Nyeste creates unique bowls for sale, profits going to food bank
Mud, Sweat and Tears’ Bruce Nyeste creates unique bowls for sale, profits going to food bank
Reporter Michael Rodriguez purchased and planted a tree to mark the 50th Earth Day
Seeds, starter plants and labour will be provided to participating gardeners
From May 1 to 31, Church and State winery will donate $1 per bottle of its wine purchased
Club members plant around 24 trees by Blackburn Park shelter
Rona Nadeau said she wanted to swap books with other readers in the area
The doors add magic to the trails
Bob White asks that residents step outside Sundays at noon to sing O Canada.
Bob White asks that residents step outside Sundays at noon to sing O Canada.
