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VideoIndia celebrates Republic Day
Tens of thousands of people turned out to New Delhi's Rajpath Avenue to watch the parade marking the anniversary of the official adoption of India’s Constitution on Jan. 26, 1950. (AP video shot by Shonal Ganguly)
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VideoProtesters take to the streets of Berlin against far right AfD party ahead of elections
At Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate, participants lit up their phones, blew whistles and sang anti-fascist songs. (AP video by Pietro De Cristofaro)
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Beetlejuice! Beetlejuice! Beetlejuice! Riverview actor tours North America in musical role
From Riverview, New Brunswick, to New York City to places all over North America, Justin Collette has been living the dream.Over the last two years, the musical theatre actor has been performing the title role in the touring company of Beetlejuice.Collette, who worked on the Broadway production of School of Rock before the pandemic, said with a new city almost every week, he's probably performed in close to 100 places at this point."When you perform in New York, I mean, it's so exciting ... peop
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VideoP.E.I. RCMP now has a second digital forensic specialist
To help with an increased workload, a second digital forensic specialist has been hired by the RCMP on Prince Edward Island. These analysts are able to support investigations by retrieving information from electronic devices and the internet.
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Proper planning, layering key to safe and fun winter hikes on P.E.I., says Island Trails
Islanders are encouraged to take advantage of winter days and explore Island trails, but planning ahead and dressing properly are key to staying comfortable and safe in the cold weather.That's the message from Island Trails, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting, developing and maintaining P.E.I.'s hiking paths.Executive director Gaylene Gillis McCarron said hiking in winter is possible if people prepare properly and pay attention to their body's response to the cold."If you've planne
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Wool supply is looking thread-bare for Shediac knitters who help the needy
Dianne Peters (front left) founded a knitting group in Shediac 10 years ago. The group now has 25 members, who donate warm clothes and blankets to scores of families. (Submitted by Heather Leighton)The founder of a New Brunswick knitting group is raising the alarm about a sharp drop in donations of yarn and wool that members use to make clothes for people who need them. Dianne Peters founded her Shediac-based knitting group 10 years ago, when a handful of women attended a community event at the
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Why some Canadian towns are seeing pushes to keep crosswalks white, let certain flags fly
The only rainbow crosswalk in Westlock, Alta., about 75 kilometres northwest of Edmonton, has been painted white. Roughly 35 kilometres to the west, in the town of Barrhead, four flags have been removed from municipal flag poles. Soon two crosswalks will be redone: one for pride, another supporting people with disabilities.This comes after residents of each town voted in favour of neutrality laws that allow only white crosswalks, and for national, provincial, or municipal flags to fly on town fl
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