Mrs. Schneider, 78, can no longer access her own bank account, having been told she is “too stupid” to handle money. Her mail is intercepted,
Read MoreMaud was born on Dec. 29, one of those inconvenient, post-Christmas, pre–New Year’s orphaned birthdays that humans tend to resent. People with late-December birthdays always
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Read MoreThe Canadian labour market is changing, as is the labour market around the world. Technology, societal trends, and changing workplace arrangements have made the Canadian
Read MoreThis Christmas would see a dual celebration of sorts – Pennfield Ridge and Yarmouth, NS. At “the Ridge”, the airmen remaining on the Station were
Read MoreDecember is often portrayed as a season of togetherness, with windows glowing, families gathering, and a month steeped in social rituals. But for many older
Read MoreBy Anna Krentz, Archives Manager The Charlotte County Archives owes our existence to a storm. Fifty years ago, in 1975, winds damaged the attic and
Read MoreOn December 12, 2008 my wife Sheri and I headed to Halifax to visit the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia and a few of the
Read MoreSince she was a puppy, Maud has accompanied us to work at the TV station. What began as a quiet office companion quickly turned into
Read MoreLet’s talk about practical approaches to recovery and wellbeing. When you are burnt out, it can leave you feeling like you have failed. It leaves
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