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Bee Two Bee kicked clear by open lengths and kept on driving in the Reliable Motors - Richard Campbell Memorial as he tied the overall track record Saturday (Sept. 9) evening at Red Shores Racetrack and Casino at the Charlottetown Driving Park. 

The fixation of the Labour Opposition to seek to blame each and every one of todays ills on the Conservatives reached an absurdly risible low last week when they tried to savage the Government for the Concrete Bungle crisis that has engulfed more than 100 schools up and down the country.

One of the most satisfyingly succinct summaries in history – or any other subject on my grammar school timetable – emerged on a bright September…

The rippling muscles of strapping Windsor firefighters werent enough to best their counterparts in Detroit during Saturdays Tug Across the River, the results of which once again have locals crying foul.

Recently The Journal travelled to Lisbon to examine its drugs policy and met with the head of a European-funded agency combating drug smuggling.

Michel and Barbara Maisonneuve: We need to make Canadians believe again

Westland Insurance and Hub International have added to their property and casualty insurance offerings through recent M&A activity. 

New bike lanes are popping up in Moncton featuring green paint and physical dividers as extra measures to keep cyclists safe.

A 27-year-old man has been charged in the double-homicide of Rose-Marie and Bernard Saulnier, who were killed in their Dieppe home in 2019.

A man has been charged with killing a Dieppe couple, Bernard and Rose-Marie Saulnier, who were found dead in their home exactly four years ago.