UW lends expertise to John Tod project
NEWS/ COMMUNITY — The United Way will lend its fundraising expertise to the John Tod elementary school renovation project. The school, which was obtained by the City from [Continue]
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Fixing prostitution laws is about men, too
MONDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — The federal government is reportedly poised to introduce legislation to change the country’s laws on prostitution. The changes will be in [Continue]
More photos from Boogie the Bridge
More than 2,000 fill the streets for another successful running of Boogie the Bridge
They came wearing bejewelled glasses, camouflage, coloured hair, painted faces, tutus and even a Batman costume. Regardless of the accessories, however, they almost all wore [Continue]
‘Age friendly cities’ topic for symposium
“Age Friendly Cities and Rural Communities” will be the topic of a seniors symposium in Kamloops on June 13. Oncore Central Services, formerly the Seniors [Continue]
Aberdeen group sets aside Ajax issue in search of ‘sense of strong community’
Residents in Aberdeen are being invited to a forum Saturday to relaunch a community association that will be broadly based with a focus on strengthening neighbourhood ties [Continue]
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