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On the streets of Victoria, addicts and those who care about them have mixed feelings about the return of criminalization, and they have a warning for Toronto.
A group of around 100 unhoused people living on the front lawn of Regina's City Hall have been given an opportunity to explain their situation.
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Christopher Schwede was a crack cocaine user and dealer who worked to keep drug supplies clean. Friends say his death may have been a ‘hot shot’ and is worthy of further investigation.
PAWTUCKET – The pandemic abruptly altered plans for the Class of 2022 at St. Raphael Academy, said Principal Daniel Richard at the school’s 95th commencement exercises last Saturday, June 4,
“Why did God allow this to happen?” “Is God sending us a message?” “Is God punishing us in some way?” As he sat in a garden between the Cathedral of SS. Peter & Paul and the cathedral rectory on an afternoon a few days before Easter, Tobin acknowledged that even some of the most faithful cannot have helped but wonder if a greater and not necessarily benevolent power was involved. He does not believe that. Instead, the bishop — who turned 73 on Thursday — answers those questions with reminders of history, current events and one’s own day-to-day experiences. “I think the ...