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The Journal Pioneer
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Too many horrors for too long
I wish to applaud Richard Deaton for his letter of Sept. 13, re: abuse by priests and the hiding of this information by the church. I was one of those children that was sexually abused by two different priests, sometimes the situation was executed ...
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Safety first
Should we change the law considering the recent loss of life off in Tignish when a fishing boat sank and two fishermen perished? One really has to wonder why wearing some form of flotation device is not mandatory in this industry? A few weeks ago, ...
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: No more waste
The P.E.I. government must stop wasting money on forced amalgamations and forced annexation. Do you Islanders want your hard-earned tax dollars spent on 25 super municipalities? I don’t see anything wrong with rural P.E.I. now – why ...
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Leave decisions to new council
As Election Day nears I must say that I applaud the good work the Summerside mayor and council, as well as others in the administration who may have a hand in the successful creation of the $200,000 surplus our city achieved in the current ...
VIBERT: Canada’s about to go the way of Uruguay with legal pot
Are we ready? ...
Russell Wangersky: Knowing what you’re getting into
“Recent years have witnessed the tremendous growth of the online social media. In China, Weibo, a Twitter-like service, has attracted more than 500 million users in less than five years. Connected by online social ties, different users might ...
VIBERT: Nova Scotia's Tory leadership campaign taking its toll
A third of Nova Scotians are unable to muster any opinion on which of the five candidates for the Conservative leadership they would favour as premier ...
Editorial: Duelling rights
It’s probably the first case of many. In the new age of legalized cannabis, there are going to be plenty of conflicts between those who do use marijuana, and those who don’t. The legalization date of Oct. 17 is fast approaching, and ...
VIBERT: Mayor Clarke’s risky reticence
Cecil Clarke won’t say if he’ll resign his job as Mayor of the Cape Breton Regional Municipality should he win the Nova Scotia Progressive Conservativ ...
Editorial: Bernier’s folly
The path to political wins is more difficult today for conservatives in Atlantic Canada and across the nation. When disgruntled MP Maxime Bernier followed through on his threat to create a new political party, it posed immediate ...
