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By Paula Horvath Community Contributor Eastport Arts Centre The bays and inlets that surround coastal Canada and the rivers that

When the Tone Changes, So Does the Conversation In a place like ours, conversations still matter. They happen every day—over

I don’t have to ask Maud if she wants to go outside. All I need to do is zip up

The way we search for jobs is changing. Long gone are the days of simply writing a resume and submitting

From the perspective of older women experiencing coercive control, legal distinctions based on relationship type carry far less weight than

Galway Metals Inc., would like to inform the public of an upcoming Helicopter geophysical survey in Charlotte County, New Brunswick.

There are many ways to measure the quality of a place. Some people look at property values, school rankings, or

We all get to a point in our careers where we feel a lack of growth or are just comfortable.

Since September 24, 1989, I have been researching many of the local family lines from Pennfield Parish, namely Barry, Bates,

Last month, energy was high at the United Nations as an intergovernmental working group began the formal process of drafting

SERIES OVERVIEW  Civility is usually discussed as a set of rules, manners, or expectations imposed on behavior. But historically, civility

If you’ve driven through Charlotte County this winter, you may have noticed that some of the same “For Sale” signs

By Beth Moore Community Contributor There’s a saying gardeners like to quote: First year it sleeps. Second year it creeps.

Civility matters — or at least it should. In recent months, we have seen a rise in the opposite. From

ST. GEORGE RURAL CEMETERY On 19-September-2008 Sheri & myself visited the ten (10) gravesites of airmen from No.34 Operational Training