Imagine a world of swirling technicolour among unearthly vistas of an unfathomable scale, without any obvious signs of flora or fauna.
Louis HelbigBitumen slick on the surface of Suncor's newest tar pond. The brown water and sludge are saturated with carcinogens. After 40 years, there is still no process to deal with the tar sands affluent
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Canadian heores deserve commemoration too: stick with Pretoria
Questions are being raised about the merits of Ottawa Centre MP Paul Dewar’s proposal to rename the Pretoria Bridge in honour of Nelson Mandela.
Wikipedia CommonsThe current Pretoria Bridge was built in 1915 to replace a wooden swing bridge of the same name.
Grassroots effort aims to renovate local park
The city didn't have the money to pay for it, so a group of local parents are trying to renovate a local playground themselves.
Elgin Street Public School CouncilThe largest expense of the rennovation will be the accessible play structure which costs $130,000
The great St. Hyancinth’s parking skirmish is over
Bowing to public pressure, Mayor Larry O'Brien Thursday told officials at the Roman Catholic Polish church, located on LeBreton North and Louisa Street, that the city has no problem with their parishioners using the church-owned property across the street to park their cars while they're at mass.