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20 Jan 2010 
Posted by Paul Dayboll
By EMILY YATESStaff WriterA young boy in Haiti gets his head wounds attended to after the earthquake that struck the area Jan. 12. A 6.0 aftershock hit the already devasted country early in the morning of Jan. 20. Submitted photoAs the death toll rises in Haiti, desperation grows. Many people may be asking...
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20 Jan 2010 Posted by Paul DaybollBy TAMARAH NEILLStaff WriterFollowing the success of what 26-year-old Corrina Massicotte, events co-ordinator for the St. Catharines-Thorold Chamber of Commerce, says was the "most well-attended" event of 2009, the chamber is presenting its first-ever Lunch and Learn multiple-session series. ...
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By MICHELLE ANDERSONStaff WriterHoliday spending can lead to second semester debt. Photo by Michelle AndersonWith Christmas 2009 a fading memory, some students' bank accounts are still feeling the pain from the gift-giving season.General Arts and Science - College Path student Erin Joshefchak says...
Read more → 20 Jan 2010 Posted by Paul DaybollBy JOSH GRANT-YOUNGStaff WriterIt isn't always easy to connect to a faith community in a new town, but XODUS offers Christians on campus a way to discuss and celebrate their faith away from home. (more…)
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By HEIDI GRZESINAStaff WriterThe hearse with journalist Michelle Lang leaves CFB Trenton along Repatriation Row, en route to the coroners office, Toronto. Submitted photo Along Repatriation Row, in Trenton, Ont., the bitterly cold grip of the air seems to encase tears with every exhaled breath. The...
Read more → 20 Jan 2010 Posted by Paul DaybollBy CRAIG LEACHStaff WriterEat, drink and be merry.For many students and recent graduates, this was the credo to live by this past Christmas and New Year's holidays. (more…)
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By DANNY HOUSERStaff WriterA small statue in the shape of a skull with a horn mohawk. Photo by Danny HouserIt's a store with an exotic feel.Exotic Imports has been selling its goods for short periods of time at the Seaway Mall for the past 15 years. (more…)
Read more → 20 Jan 2010 Posted by Paul DaybollBy MICHELLE NUSSEYStaff WriterAlthough cats seem independent, there are hundreds of stray ones, and even the most stubborn need some help. The ability to get into small spaces helps strays survive, but they still need a warm place to sleep.Roxanne Pringle is the founder of Kitty Cat Keep Pet Sanctuary....
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By ALEX SOMERVILLE Staff WriterVolunteers and cancer survivors hold the ribbon to officially open the new office of the Niagara Unit. Photo by Alex SomervilleThe Niagara Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society has recently made a move to a newer, more improved building to further help cancer patients in the Niagara...
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By KYRSTY SEMENCHUKStaff WriterYMCA of Niagara RegionIn September 2011, the St. Catharines region will open a new and improved facility for residents.The Aquatic and Library Facility, to be built at Lester B. Pearson Park at Carlton Street and Niagara Street, is expected to start construction Spring...
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