Dam safety on the radar of public officials
By Linda Horn Most people are not thinking of swimming at Dam 1 in Trenton these days. But public officials are following though on plans to make the dam safer[…]
Going green costs college green
By Mark Tarnovetsky The cost of going green is about to set in. The responsibility of maintaining the living wall, a section of wall in the Link Lounge of Loyalist[…]
Healing and education objectives of anti-violence group
By Melissa Di Nardo One-in-four women are assaulted by their partners, reports Alternatives for Women in Prince Edward County. Alternatives for Women is dedicated to providing a safe and confidential[…]
Queen's University helps with high school trasition
By Samantha Cantelon Queen’s University is conducting a program for local students in Grade 7 with learning disabilities, which helps them make a successful transition to secondary school and beyond.[…]
Queen’s University helps with high school trasition
By Samantha Cantelon Queen’s University is conducting a program for local students in Grade 7 with learning disabilities, which helps them make a successful transition to secondary school and beyond.[…]
'Bed blockers' cause problems for hospitals
By Topher Seguin Known informally as “bed blockers”, alternative level of care patients or ALC for short, are stuck in Ontario hospital beds never designed for them in the first[…]
‘Bed blockers’ cause problems for hospitals
By Topher Seguin Known informally as “bed blockers”, alternative level of care patients or ALC for short, are stuck in Ontario hospital beds never designed for them in the first[…]
Daddy 'n me program offers bonding time
By Stephanie James Jay R Perehinchuk has been bringing his two sons to the Ontario Early Years Centre since they where babies. They participate in a wide variety of activities[…]
Daddy ‘n me program offers bonding time
By Stephanie James Jay R Perehinchuk has been bringing his two sons to the Ontario Early Years Centre since they where babies. They participate in a wide variety of activities[…]
Dog race falls victim to lack of volunteers
By Sarah Schofield What would have been Eldorado’s 16th annual dog sled race normally held in January was cancelled due to a lack of volunteers. Sandra Hannah, the race’s chairwoman[…]
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