Jocelyne Lloyd
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 4
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- Sep 6, 2026
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- Jul 25, 2026
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JOCELYNE LLOYD: An expectation of privacy (opens the original)
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If there’s one thing I know as an avid consumer of British crime shows where CCTV is often the main plot driver, it’s that no matter where you go, you’re likely to be on camera. The preponderance of recording devices on both sides of the pond is only increasing — and too often their purpose is not to prevent or solve crimes, but to commit them. Far be it for me as a journalist to argue against the use of recording devices in public. I have too often relied on the notion that ordinary citizens go
JOCELYNE LLOYD: Amusing and not so funny cases of mistaken identity (opens the original)
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For years now, probably since Google and other search engines have made it easy to find the email addresses of any business around the world, our newsroom has been the unfortunate recipient of unsolicited and misdirected feedback. The missives go something like this, with curse words redacted: “You miserable (redacted) scumbags. Your vile piece of (redacted) reporting shows what utter (redacted) you are. Your so-called (redacted) (redacted) (redacted) ‘journalism’ is good only as a bin liner.” T
JOCELYNE LLOYD: Experiencing P.E.I. like a tourist (opens the original)
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We recently had the pleasure of joining family and friends for a week at a cottage rental in Prince Edward Island, and it reaffirmed to me there is something unique about being a tourist in your own province. Some in our party were visiting from Toronto and a couple had only been here once before. To view their must-do list was eye-opening, as was overhearing the advice given to them by other travellers as we all visited various tourist attractions. As far as I know, you can get ice cream anywhe
JOCELYNE LLOYD: Government takes steps to address P.E.I.'s drinking problem (opens the original)
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P.E.I.’s Rob Lantz government has faced some criticism for decisions deemed out of touch with Prince Edward Islanders. But one possibly unpopular move deserves commendation for taking steps to save Islanders’ lives. As announced June 29, the government is taking on perhaps the biggest threat to Islanders’ well-being by introducing the province’s first standalone alcohol strategy. There is no question that P.E.I. has a drinking problem. The numbers are shared in the strategy’s introduction: Alcoh
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