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School naturalizes grounds, students reap benefits

With school grounds often resembling parking lots rather than places of inspiration and learning, the need to bring nature back to students is a growing concern for many parents and teachers, a press release states.
Market Square a world all its own

Market Square a world all its own

BY JANET GIBSON After hibernating for seven months, Market Square opened on Saturday and, despite the dull weather, diehard fans beat a path to its door.
KingFisher cantaloupes being recalled, may contain Salmonella

KingFisher cantaloupes being recalled, may contain Salmonella

Marketwire - The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is warning the public not to consume the KingFisher brand cantaloupes described below due to a possible Salmonella contamination.
Flying is a family affair for father and son

Flying is a family affair for father and son

(NC)-For Major Louis Allard and Captain Sébastien Allard, the saying 'like father, like son,' rings true. "I grew up in Greenwood, N.S. and when I was young, every time I saw a plane over our house I thought it was my dad flying it," says Capt.

One version of how Father's Day came to be

It all started when Mrs. John B. Dodd of Washington first proposed the idea of a "father's day" in 1909. Mrs. Dodd wanted a special day to honour her father, William Smart. Mr. Smart, a Civil War veteran, was widowed when his wife (Mrs.

A Father's Day Favourite: Portobello Florentine Caps

(NC)-Super for a relaxed Father's Day weekend breakfast. For variety, choose a different sauce each time you make it.

Going Places: Taking Fido on the road

By Liz Fleming Taking Fido with you for the family holiday this year? While "love me, love my dog" may be your motto, hoteliers, relatives and campground managers may not share your enthusiasm.

Ernie Checkeris Public School opens centre for parents

Families of students attending Ernie Checkeris Public School are invited to the opening of a parental resource centre on Wednesday, June 4 from 4 to 6 p.m. The ribbon-cutting will take place at 5 p.m.
Corbiere clinches Cambrian gold medal

Corbiere clinches Cambrian gold medal

BY JANET GIBSON Cheri Corbiere found the going tough at Manitoulin Secondary School. A mother at 17, she found the subjects hard to grasp.
Changing the lives of African children

Changing the lives of African children

The African Children's Choir is about hope. By helping the most vulnerable children today, these children will help themselves and their villages tomorrow, the group's website states.