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A group of Atlantic Canada researchers is looking into how to grow kelp for food, and some chiefs at Holland College are helping them by coming up with new ways to serve the algae as a meal.

Another great chapter in radio history comes to an end today, with the demise of 2CH. After serving the Sydney radio market for more than 90 years and

“It’s the end of an era that’s unlikely to be replicated again.” As the curtain comes down today on the station that has faithfully served the Sydney

The stations owners, Sports Entertainment Network (SEN), will shut off the signal from 6pm, reports Radio Today

It may never happen again in the nation’s history so people across the Melton borough made the most of celebrating the Platinum Jubilee.

High Point, NC-based Presbyterian Homes is the latest long-term care organization to announce a name change, rebranding as Brightspire.

Kate Warne was bold enough to walk into the Pinkerton Agency in 1856 and step into her role as the first female detective in U.S. history.

It was many years ago now, but I remember it well. A high profile politician was doing a one-on-one interview with a television journalist. It was all a

A Winnipeg cycling advocacy group has issued a survey on bike theft with the hope of reducing crime and finding lost bikes.

Tim Webster is a highly respected commercial attorney who handles disputes for the firm's corporate clients in a range of industries. He currently serves as the co-practice area leader of the firm's global litigation.