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saltwire.com | Elizabeth Arden |Dave Stewart
Advertisement 1Founder Kenny Zakem has bigger plans than just a temporary warehouse • • Article contentSanta’s Angels is looking for a new space. The organization that co-ordinates Christmas gifts and dinners for families in need had operated out of an unused part of a Charlottetown mall the past two winters. The organization, which has operated since 2004, has to leave its current location at Charlottetown’s Royalty Crossing because the landlord is expanding the food court.
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1 month ago | 
saltwire.com | Elizabeth Arden |Jason Simmonds
Advertisement 1Summerside faces must-win situation on home ice after Crushers win a wild Game 4 in OT • Article contentThe Summerside D. Alex MacDonald Ford Western Capitals’ season will be on the line March 22. The Capitals host the Pictou County Crushers at the Island Petroleum Energy Centre at 7:30 p.m. in Game 5 of the best-of-seven Eastlink South Division semifinal series.
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1 month ago | 
saltwire.com | Elizabeth Arden |Willy Palov
Advertisement 1 • • Article contentHalifax Tides FC tapped into the local talent pool to beef up its back line. The Norther Super League team signed Halifax’s Annika Leslie on Wednesday, roughly five weeks ahead of the franchise’s first-ever game. She joins Saorla Miller (Halifax), Sydney Kenendy (Fall River) and Sarah Taylor (Bridgewater) as homegrown players on the roster.
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1 month ago | 
saltwire.com | Elizabeth Arden |Ian T. Nathanson
Skip to ContentAdvertisement 1Begins Saturday at noon at Clifford Streety • • Article contentThree Cape Breton University students are taking on a worthy cause to learn about food insecurity on the Northside. “I would say that it’s unfortunately fairly prevalent over here,” said Samantha Williams-Pendergast, a third-year student at CBU, regarding the issue. “It is difficult for most people to afford food.
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1 month ago | 
saltwire.com | Elizabeth Arden |Pam Frampton
Skip to ContentAdvertisement 1“I never voted for him,” declares one American visiting Italy • • Article contentI woke the morning after St. Patrick’s Day to an unusual sound for us here in Lecce, Italy — rain pouring through the mesh high above the courtyard like pasta water through a sieve. It struck the cobblestones like pellet fire, but after a few minutes, it stopped, the harsh noise usurped by the calm cooing of doves. All was right in the world. Except it isn’t.
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1 month ago | 
saltwire.com | Elizabeth Arden |Vivian Ulinwa
Advertisement 1 • Article contentLiberal MLA Gord McNeilly warns a recent government decision may leave P.E.I. critically short of essential childcare workers. McNeilly is urging the provincial government to reinstate early childhood educators (ECEs) as a priority occupation within the definition under Prince Edward Island’s immigration selection criteria.
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1 month ago | 
saltwire.com | Elizabeth Arden |Steve Bruce
Advertisement 1Gamon Jay Leacock is accused of attacking three women on the same afternoon in January 2024. • • Article contentA high-risk sex offender will stand trial in Nova Scotia Supreme Court in early 2026 on charges of attacking three women in Halifax on the same afternoon in January 2024. Gamon Jay Leacock, 50, appeared in Supreme Court in Halifax last week with lawyer Quy Linh, who began representing him this January.
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1 month ago | 
saltwire.com | Elizabeth Arden |Nicholas Mercer
Advertisement 1Cygnus athletes brought home over a dozen medals • Article contentA group of gymnasts from this province showed out on one of their sport’s biggest stages recently. At the recent International Gymnix, the largest competition in the sport in Canada, Cygnus Gymnastics athletes brought home over a dozen medals from the competition. Sisters Livya and Lindsay Souilier had standout performances at the event.
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1 month ago | 
saltwire.com | Elizabeth Arden |Aaron Beswick
Advertisement 1 • • Article contentDuring the small hours of a night in early February, with his children snuggled on either side for comfort, Gerrid Hunt admitted aloud that Ace Ventura: Pet Detective is a bad movie. That made it easier for him to admit to his teenagers, on the same couch on another late night, that its sequel, Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls, is also bad. Sleep has been hard to come by for the Hunt family.
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1 month ago | 
saltwire.com | Elizabeth Arden |Francis Campbell
Skip to ContentAdvertisement 1 • Article contentNova Scotia’s premier remains bullish on his interprovincial trade legislation despite pitfalls that surfaced in a Public Bills Committee meeting. “This bill is getting national recognition from the media, from politicians across the country, lots of other jurisdictions are following the lead,” Tim Houston told reporters Thursday. “This bill is a good thing, we are leading the way for the country on this bill but we will listen carefully.
