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'Bobbie was a special person who affected everyone with her wit, laughter, beauty and personality. She was a bright star and we are sending her lots of love. Shine bright Bobbie. We love you and miss you.'

The short burst of exercise through boxing is helping Parkinson's patients in Alberta.

On 19 March, mountain biking’s superstars will line up alongside aspirant amateurs to tackle the trek across 658 km of wondrous untamed terrain and almost 16 000 m of climbing, cementing the hors catégorie-classified race as one of the major highligh

Though a controversial Town Council vote in December appeared to end a three-year push for all-brick sidewalks in downtown Brunswick, District 2 Rep. Steve Walker said Tuesday he may reconsider his position after hearing local business owners would be willing to partially fund the project.

It was definitely a big week in this year’s ski season. Lots of activity, lots of great sliding and lots of cars. Snow, traffic, hometown heroes and cows — no

"The story is that Charles and Genevieve Stickney built the mansion in the 1880s as their summer home. "The Jolly Pumpkin and Mission Table are restaurants that have occupied the Stickney's old summer home. But rumors of a ghost have inhabited the estate for decades.

KITCHENER -- Local facilities that offer recreational amenities like public pools are gearing up to reopen. Cleaning crews kept busy at Harry Class Pool in Kitchener, power washing the deck and bare pool with plans to fill it next week. The outdoor pool is 65 yards long and 25 yards wide which is perfect for keeping physically distanced, according to city staff. “Throughout the pandemic, we found that lane swimming was an incredibly popular activity,” said Dave Millar, the supervisor o...

Few working in media had the kind of quiet impact that Dick Kernen did during his lengthy career. Especially in his role as placement director and chief ambassador of the Specs Howard School of Media Arts in Southfield, Kernen — who passed away Friday, Dec. 18, at age 82, from natural causes — was behind, without exaggeration, thousands of careers in the radio, television and communications industry. Much-loved and well-respected, Kernen was known as "Uncle Dick" around the school and...