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Canadian cash lying on a table. There are two five dollar bills and a few coins.

Report calls for minimum wage to meet living wage around $20/hour

Ed Halverson - QCCR/CJQC - Liverpool • NS | 09-09-2022
Pictured is Rousseau standing behind her bread counter. You can see a variety of breads through the class windows of the counter.

Boulangerie Panissimo: A beloved bakery turns off its ovens after two decades

Taylor McClure - CIDI - Knowlton • QC | 09-09-2022
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Mount Allison students call out complacency in delayed policy on sexual violence

Erica Butler - CHMA - Sackville • NB | 08-09-2022
Photo of a logo that says John Howard Society of Nova Scotia in blue letters. The background is white.

Society receives 1 million in supportive housing for men exiting correctional facilities

Sara Gouda - CKDU - Halifax • NS | 08-09-2022
Pictured is the Olivet Church that CAB Sutton is currently in the midst of renovating. It is a small fieldstone church with a red door.

Maison des générations – Olivet House project officially a go – CAB Sutton highlights project during Journées du patrimoine religieux

Taylor McClure - CIDI - Knowlton • QC | 08-09-2022
Workers installing rooftop solar panels. Photo: amherst.ca

Sackville town council considers solar installation project at Bill Johnstone Park

Erica Butler - CHMA - Sackville • NB | 08-09-2022
Pictured is Solène Robitaille (L) and Francis Laramée (R) dressed to impress for Oktoberfest, one of the BMP Foundation’s annual fundraisers. Photo courtesy of BMP Foundation.

Brome-Missisquoi-Perkins Hospital Foundation sees success in ensuring quality health care for 2021-2022 

Taylor McClure - CIDI - Knowlton • QC | 07-09-2022
A series of photos of items available at an artisan retail shop

Former Liverpool innkeeper follows passion, opens new retail shop

Ed Halverson - QCCR/CJQC - Liverpool • NS | 07-09-2022
photo of a graphic brain scan showing the untreated regions of the brain, and the ablated region.

$4.8 million in new project grants will help Dalhousie researchers battle brain cancer

Sara Gouda - CKDU - Halifax • NS | 06-09-2022
Pictured are five different instances of vandalism. The first photo shows spray paint on a brick wall of the John Sleeth building in Sutton. The second photo shows a bathroom with broken mirror with glass in the sink. The third photo shows the back window of the First Responders car smashed in. The fourth photo shows spray paint on a bench. The last photo shows a memorial rock at the natural spring site covered in spray paint.

Town of Sutton experiencing acts of vandalism and implements action plan

Taylor McClure - CIDI - Knowlton • QC | 06-09-2022