Opinion

Ghost and goblins will be out as this newspaper hits the streets.

If you read this column last week, you’ll recall that in honour of our 25th wedding anniversary, I shared the beginning of the story of how the Carpenter and I officially met, walking up the aisle together in someone else’s wedding as bridesmaid and usher.

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The following is a re-print of a past column by former Advertiser columnist Stephen Thorning, who…

While waiting for colleagues in Charlottetown last week, an email came our way that was not unexpected but did signal the end of an era.

Eating disorders exist in people of all nationalities, in all countries and affect people of all age groups, genders, races and sexual orientations. 

They say that when it comes to finding your true love, “The One,” you’ll know. 

The following is a re-print of a past column by former Advertiser columnist Stephen Thorning, who passed away on Feb. 23, 2015.

You’d think by now that I’d have learned to keep my thoughts inside my head, but if you’ve read this column for any length of time, surely by now you know I’m not hardwired to hold back. 

What qualifies as small business, is actually a pretty big deal.

In recent weeks, the trek to work has been nothing short of incredible.

I took my husband to see my boyfriend perform at Centre in the Square last week. A rare date night with my two favourite men: the Carpenter and Jim Cuddy.