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Staff Sgt. Kevin Baillie says RCMP want to see more people observing so-called move over laws designed to protect first responders when they are working on the side of the road.

Peace of Mind - Part 4 ...Our Peace of Mind series continues with Jesara Sinclair tells us about new well-being teams working with students in some Island schools since September.

After 11 year old Riley Clarke shared his passion for collecting World War artifacts, people who heard his story responded. The young collector was overwhelmed by treasures people sent him.

Peace of Mind - Part 2 ...Our Peace of Mind series continues with Jesara Sinclair taking us inside the Insight program. It's designed for teens with serious mental health issues.

RCMP, as part of a national effort, re-examine how it will investigate sexual assault files.

Kerry Campbell drops by with his regular look at what's happening in the Legislature. This week, a focus on the 27 MLAs are that are still toiling away, kind of like Santa's elves, working hard as Christmas approaches.

Jesara Sinclair has this new series called Peace Of Mind. An overview of the Island's mental health system, we'll hear the story of a family that's been searching for answers for their 11 year old.

Peace of Mind - Part 2 ...today Jesara Sinclair has pulled together some advice for parents who are worried their children may be suffering with a mental health problem.

Gordie Kirkpatrick is leading a proposed development called MapleRidge Equestrian Community. His dream is to have a residential subdivision that could include riding arenas, stables and boarding services.

Destiny Best is eager to see even more donations to the Southern Kings and Queens Food Bank in Montague. She explains how the facility will benefit from the CBC 'Feed a Family' campaign.