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Cape Breton Capers men’s basketball season comes to an end with ...

Charlottetown Islanders goalie Matthew Welsh slides across the crease to make a pad save during the second period of Friday's game with the Cape Breton Eagles at the Eastlink Centre. Welsh became the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League's all-time minutes played leader by a goalie midway through the third period.

Welsh etches name into QMJHL record book

Cédric Desruisseaux of the Charlottetown Islanders, left, protects the puck as he's pressured by Kyle Havlena of the Cape Breton Eagles during Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action at the Eastlink Centre in Charlottetown on Friday. The Islanders won the game 6-2.

Cape Breton Eagles defeated by Charlottetown Islanders on Welsh’s ...

Jolianne Guay of the UNB Reds blocks a shot from Cape Breton Capers guard Monique Calliste during Friday afternoon’s AUS women's basketball championships quarter-final at the Scotiabank Centre. (Ryan Taplin/The Chronicle Herald)

Cape Breton Capers women's basketball season comes to an end

Traeq Hadhad, CEO and founder of Peace by Chocolate, received his Canadian citizenship in January. A Los Angeles film company is making a movie about the family's move from Syria to Canada and the creation of the chocolate company. - File

From cocoa to cinema: Peace by Chocolate story becomes a feature film

Police officers make an arrest during a raid on a Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory camp next to a railway crossing in Tyendinaga, Ont., earlier this week. - Reuters

Propane and feed shortages have farmers worrying about animal welfare

Milk alternatives are putting pressure on Canada's dairy industry. - File

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Victoria Henneberry is escorted from a courtroom at Halifax Provincial Court on Monday, July 21, 2014. The preliminary hearing got underway on Monday for Henneberry and her boyfriend Blake Leggette who are charged with first-degree murder in the death of Loretta Saunders.
(RYAN TAPLIN/Staff)

Saunders' killer gets leave for Indigenous drumming session

Saint Mary's Huskies guard Johneil Johnson dishes the ball off against the defence of Deng Ring of the Memorial Sea-Hawks during AUS Final 6 quarter-final action at Scotiabank Centre on Friday. TIM KROCHAK / The Chronicle Herald

AUS FINAL 6: SMU defeats Memorial, advances to face Dalhousie in ...

The eviction process can take three to six months in Newfoundland and Labrador, according to Krown Property Management, leaving landlords in the red. The Residential Tenancies Act hasn’t been updated since 2000.

Charlottetown's planning chair says permit at heart of Water Street ...

CINDY DAY: Farewell from St. John's

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Cindy Day (cindy.day@saltwire.com)

Published: Aug 09, 2019 at 8:30 a.m.

Cindy wraps up her visit to St. John's from Battery Road, overlooking St. John's Harbour.

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