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For many Sudburians waking up in the morning, they are filled with question about how they will fill their day. For young people, this may include a summer job, vacation, or a trip to the beach with friends.

“Sometimes, you have to know where you’ve been to see where you’re headed.” I learned that lesson years ago from a wise old guide who was helping me paddle my way through the West Arm of Lake Nipissing.

There has been a lot of chatter lately that the answer to these recent human-bear conflicts is the reintroduction of the spring hunt. I, personally, don’t think that is the solution.

Standing on the podium earlier this week, I looked out at the crowd of roughly 1,500 people gathered together to watch The Amazing Race Canada, and I knew it was a very special evening.

By calling an 11-week general federal election, the Conservative government of Stephen Harper has guaranteed Canadians two things: The longest election in modern Canadian history; and he will continue manipulating the system to his own advantage.

A simple scan for microchips performed at all shelter intakes could save your companion animal from euthanasia.

Fourteen of 15 hottest years on record globally have been since the year 2000 — only 1998 is the outlier. It was an El Niño year, a hot and smoggy summer. I was living in London, Ont., at the time with my two children, both toddlers at the time.

It is hard to put into words exactly how I am feeling at this time. I am excited, happy, sad and nervous all at the same time. Hi my name is Noah Loiselle. I am a grade 12 student at College Notre-Dame.

Grilling food is one of those quintessential summer activities. Everyone enjoys being invited to a barbeque. It’s a great excuse for a get together with friends and family.

Radiation is all around us. It occurs naturally in our environment, coming to us from the sun, from the soil and foods that we eat, and in the air that we breathe. It is omnipresent across a diverse cross section of industries.