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Scribbler, dabbler, powderhound, scrabbler, surf monkey, song junkie, hooked on life. Managing Editor, Business and Enterprise, SaltWire Network.
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The Wrap: Nova Scotia Power downed, Craig’s Cookies hit town and Newfoundland’s Queen of McDonald’s

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By Brian Ward Verified
| The Chronicle Herald Verified
NDP Leader Claudia Chender says soaring power bills, profits and power outages have convinced her we need to look at taking back ownership of the utility. Not going to happen, but it may not be the best time for NSP to press for a big increase. Craig Pike started baking and delivering homemade cookies by bike between acting gigs in Toronto to make ends meet. There are now two dozen stores, one in his hometown of St. John’s, the rest from Ontario west.
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The Wrap: Fake booze, China tariff news, and shedding Salty's tears

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By Brian Ward Verified
| The Chronicle Herald Verified
There’s no shortage of fancy drink-making at Jay Hiltz’s Soberish Mocktail Shoppe. But you won’t see alcohol added to the shaker. He says the alcohol-free drink trend is driven by health concerns, lifestyle changes and folks wanting “to meet more sober people.” Customers and cooks, dishwashers and boardwalk gawkers showed up to see Salty’s restaurant knocked down this week. The eatery—which began as Clipper Cay in the 1980s—was a waterfront fixture.
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The Wrap: Goldboro gold, Halifax casino to be sold and hello disc golf millionaire

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By Brian Ward Verified
| The Chronicle Herald Verified
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