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‘A personal choice’: More Canadians seeking medical assistance in dying
Paul Pickrem Special to SaltWire On the night of Sept. 1, 2016, Sylvia Henshaw received a long-awaited call when she returned home from spending the day with her husband, Douglas, in the long-term care facility where he lived. For three months, ...
DOUG GALLANT: Hornsby, yMusic serve up unique fair
One of the most interesting collaborations to surface in recent memory brings together highly regarded singer-songwriter and keyboard player Bruce Hornsby and yMusic, the experimental New York chamber ensemble founded by trumpeter CJ Camerieri and ...
UPEI faculty of business receives $3 million donation from Don and Marion McDougall
Islanders Don and Marion McDougall have made another multi-million-dollar donation to UPEI, their alma mater. The couple is donating $3 million to the UPEI’s business school, which has since been renamed to the McDougall Faculty of Business. “Don and ...
Build and grow a home mushroom farm with P.E.I expert Rene Lestan
“Start with an easy species that’s gonna give you a yield in a short period of time, so that you get that satisfaction and that confidence.” That's Rene Lestan's most important piece of advice for people looking to grow their own mushrooms. The owner ...
PAUL SMITH: What's the best bet for raincoats? Plenty of good options for outdoor enthusiasts in N.L.
During springtime in Newfoundland and Labrador, it rains a lot. Actually, I think it rains more on the island than it does in the Big Land. And maybe more on the Avalon Peninsula than anywhere else on our planet, at least it seems that way to me.
Value for money: Halifax resellers warn of the dark side of vintage shopping
Vintage fashion is a means of self-expression for Dylan Fraser. Fraser, an arts major at Nova Scotia College of Art and Design University in downtown Halifax, said that when he buys an article of clothing from a reseller, he doesn't mind paying the ...
Scary, exciting times: Some first-time buyers perservering despite frustrating market challenges
Paul Pickrem Special to SaltWire When Madison Hirtle and Thomas Crossman decided to buy a house together two years ago, they learned that purchasing a “fixer-upper” they could invest their sweat equity in might take longer and require more sacrifice ...
Curious, not furious: How to manage a child's big emotions
Laura Churchill Duke Special to SaltWire Often toddlers or young children can’t express how they’re feeling because they don’t have the words yet, which can lead to a meltdown. Parents are sometimes at a loss as to how to help ward those off ...
P.E.I. lighthouse finalist in Canadian historical place restoration competition
Cape Bear Lighthouse and Marconi Station in Murray Harbour are among the 12 finalists for the National Trust for Canada’s 2024 the Next Great Save competition. The National Trust for Canada, a registered charity dedicated to the protection of ...
ERIN SULLEY: Never underestimate the power of a slow cooker in the kitchen – check it out by making this slow cooker apple pork
I love a good sale – especially when it’s at the grocery store. There was a recent sale on pork tenderloin and am I ever glad we purchased it and made this recipe for slow cooker pork tenderloin with apples. It was so good that I obviously had to ...
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