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Woman worries for cats' plight during Caribbean resort rebuilds

Woman worries for cats' plight during Caribbean resort rebuilds

'With the imminent demolition, the place these beautiful cats call home will leave them homeless with little chance of survival,' regular St. Lucia visitor worries
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Frustration setting in for mother, son left homeless after arson

Frustration setting in for mother, son left homeless after arson

'This is not a life for us; I wish this on no one,' Yvonne Robinson says as she and her son struggle with financial, mental health, emotional issues caused by last month's fire in downtown Midland
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Conference explores region's arts, culture beyond just entertainment value

Conference explores region's arts, culture beyond just entertainment value

Culture Alliance lead says April event helps attendees 'make new partnerships, learn valuable information from experts, be inspired, grow businesses and make new friends'
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Author's first novel strives to create strong female leads

Author's first novel strives to create strong female leads

'What really pushed me into writing it was the two main characters, who nagged me into setting down their story,' writer Pat Michener explains
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Construction underway to create new 'therapeutic farm community'

Construction underway to create new 'therapeutic farm community'

When it opens next year, Cherry Blossom Village will be home for 24 adults with neurodevelopmental disabilities and complex needs
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Unique touring exhibit celebrates First Nations 'resilience'

Unique touring exhibit celebrates First Nations 'resilience'

Anishinaabe artist Nadya Kwandibens photographed 35 First Nations people at place of their choosing with each photo linked by red chair
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World Water Day book launch celebrates region's 'pristine' groundwater

World Water Day book launch celebrates region's 'pristine' groundwater

'This groundwater contains one part per trillion of lead,' project lead William Shotyk says. 'It's cleaner than ancient arctic ice'
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Midland fire victims struggling to 'get back to normal'

Midland fire victims struggling to 'get back to normal'

Friends start fundraiser to help Yvonne Robinson and Jeff Clark get back on their feet; 'I’m at a loss for words, everybody’s been so kind,' Robinson says
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Sainte-Marie among the Hurons travelling back to 1639 for March break

Sainte-Marie among the Hurons travelling back to 1639 for March break

'There's a truly enthralling aspect to delving into 17th-century, winter-living conditions in this secluded community,' says official
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Exhibit celebrates Onley's 'passionate' dedication to accessibility

Exhibit celebrates Onley's 'passionate' dedication to accessibility

'We hope to inspire a new generation of employers and champions in our communities who will hire inclusively,' son says of new exhibit
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