Two belly dance performers entertain the crowd during the Lebanese levee on Jan. 10 in Charlottetown. Belly dance is a ...

The award-winning filmmaker is Cape Breton University’s 2026 artist-in-residence, and from January to April, Somers is ...

Chace was an experienced mapmaker. The United States School Catalogs for 1765-1935 lists him as a civil and topographical ...

High winds raged across NL on Jan. 12, destroying some buildings and leaving thousands of people without power overnight.

Adam Zadworny’s beautifully written 2024 book “Heweliusz: Tajemnica katastrofy na Bałtyku” (Heweliusz: Mystery of a Disaster ...

The arraignments of two St. John’s brothers charged in a Watson Street murder and an American man charged with a sexual assault at a downtown hotel were postponed Monday, Jan. 12, at the Supreme Court ...

“Relief is the word. Everybody was relieved. We can get through this winter now. It’s like Santa Claus revisited us here in ...

It was another caring and successful year for Digby Care 25, which in 2025 donated $12,432 to local charities and causes.

It’s a different story in the goal-scoring department, where MacKinnon leads with 36 goals to McDavid’s 30. If the Avalanche ...

Investments in the Cape Breton Business Innovation Centre build on the shared commitment of the province and federal ...

No charges will be laid in the case of a P.E.I. ferry that leaked coolant into the Charlottetown harbour last week.

Doug McMillan enjoyed a 38-year career as an insurance adjuster; he retired in 2018. A devout family man, it is amazing that ...