With the new school year underway, Providence University College is facing the challenging task of rejuvenating portions of its campus after a summer fire destroyed Bergen Hall, the men’s dormitory. As part of its effort to move forward, President David Johnson has appointed a task force for campus redevelopment.

Have you ever felt incapacitated by nervousness, apprehension, and worry? It might have been a full-blown panic attack, or it could just be a creeping sense of dread that gets in the way of your everyday life. Whatever form it takes, it falls into the category of anxiety, and millions of people in Canada struggle with it.

A large contingent of homeowners in Niverville are celebrating a victory. On September 19, Niverville’s town council held a public hearing to address a rezoning request by developers Fifth Avenue Estates (FAE). The proposal outlined a request to change the zoning of a series of undeveloped lots bordering Breckenridge Drive from R1 Single Family Residential to R2 Two Family Residential. 

A sunny and temperate September 23 provided the perfect day for this year’s mental health awareness run. After ten years, Imagine’s last run has come and gone, and its team marked the special day in a fittingly flamboyant fashion: with colour. Lots of colour.

We grew up in the same community, yet I didn’t really establish a friendship with Tim until the last ten years of his life. I was aware of Tim at a distance and had known of some of the challenges he had experienced in his teenage and early adult years. What I well remember from even way back was that he was pretty straight about things. His life was lived pretty much with two colors: black and white, and the shade of grey was rarely to be found.

Jaren Madden is only 23 years old, but he has already been with the Ritchot Fire Department for six years and is now a volunteer firefighter and instructor for new firefighters.