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It’s been a year and five months of living in a rural…
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Letter to the Editor: Healthcare
Many high–income countries have been able to provide better access to primary…
Letter to the Editor: Bearing Witness to the Passing of the Year’s Anniversary of Genocide as Rural Organizers
Image from the SSCN Website. South Shore Ceasefire Now celebrates our community…
We Are All Enough, I Promise
You are your own toughest critic, although sometimes that leads you to…
In Development Debates, Consider the Insecurely Housed
"From the beginning, the debate has focused on whether or not new housing should be built on Blockhouse Hill. But, if I am not mistaken, all the voices I have heard are those of the securely housed."
Letter To The Editor: Pressure Mounting on Municipal Governments for Ceasefire Response
On Saturday, March 2nd, approximately 170 community members responded to the call for a
one-hour emergency rally in solidarity with the Global Day of Action: Millions March for Palestine.
OPINION: Bill C-18 hypocritical in face of taxpayer-funded news placement service
If the federal government wants to ensure Canadian news media outlets get paid their fair share, I will suggest some low-hanging fruit as a starting point: stop spending taxpayer money on a publicity company to produce your own news stories and distribute them to editors who could benefit from advertising dollars.
A Friendly Invitation From Coastal Action
With recent significant environmental events happening across the province, you may be wondering how you can do your part. Rest assured; you can find your perfect volunteer opportunity in Coastal Action’s volunteer program!
South Shore Multicultural Association Hosts Iftar Party
Ramadan is a special time of the year when Muslims fast from…
Little Crescent development shows regulations overdue
If the public meeting organized by concerned citizens about the private development of “Little Crescent” is any indication, the provincial Coastal Protection Act regulations are long overdue in the estimation of our coastal communities.
Story of Old Labrador
Congratulations on the Lunenburg Barnacle. Your comments on the new names for…
Eastern Hospitality
Atlantic Canadians may be known for being neighbourly, but I’m competitive about it.