Author Archives: Tara Clow

Santa Claus is preparing for his annual trip around the world. NORAD will once again be making sure he has a safe trip. It's the 68th year the North American Aerospace Defense Command has been monitor...

Crossing the Confederation Bridge won't cost you more in 2024. The Government of Canada has frozen rates for the second year. Currently Strait Crossing Bridge Limited charges $50.25 for a two-axle veh...

A tragic ending to the disappearance of a PEI teen. The search for 17-year-old Tyson Macdonald began on December 14th. This morning RCMP Superintendent Kevin Lewis updated the investigation, "Last nig...

How many feathered friends can you see? The annual Christmas Bird Count begins Thursday, December 14, and runs until January 5th. Andrew Holland with the Nature Conservancy of Canada says it's a fun a...

Tragedy in PEI, so close to the holiday season. A fourth person has died after a two-vehicle crash. An 18-year-old man, an 18-year-old woman, and a youth in the car were all killed, and a teen boy is ...

Grocery prices will continue to rise in 2024, but the sticker shock isn't expected to be as bad as in the current year. The 14th edition of Canada's Food Price report is a collaboration between resear...

Thousands of lights will be lit along Moncton's Riverfront this weekend. It's a tradition from India, being held for the first time in North America. It's called the Ganga Aarti and Sahasra Deepostav,...

Labour shortages have meant billions in lost revenue opportunities for small businesses, according to the Canadian Federation of Independent Business. Over $38 billion was missed out on last year beca...

Millions will give back today. It's Giving Tuesday. It's a global day created back in 2012 and is described on the web as a Movement that Unleashes the Power of Radical Generosity Around the World. It...

As Remembrance Day quickly approaches, a majority of those polled for Historica Canada say more should be done to educate young people. The new survey conducted by Ipsos, found only four in ten will m...