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Loss of Saudi students 'disheartening' for UPEI student | Charlottetown aims to streamline response time to dangerous, unsightly properties | 'Was it a fall? Was it a crime?' RCMP investigating death of Mt. Herbert man | Town of Stratford considers what new junior and senior high school could look like

Share via: Facebook Twitter Forward CBC Prince Edward Island View Online Preferences Unsubscribe Questions / Feedback Loss of Saudi students 'disheartening' for UPEI student Tue, 14 Aug 2018 18:00:00 EDT A vice-president with UPEI’s student union says the relocation of 49 Saudi students is a "disheartening" loss to the university as well as the province. Charlottetown aims to streamline response time to dangerous, unsightly properties Tue, 14 Aug 2018 17:21:31 EDT The City of Charlottetown is hoping to streamline its process for managing unsightly, dangerous or hazardous properties. 'Was it a fall? Was it a crime?' RCMP investigating death of Mt. Herbert man Tue, 14 Aug 2018 15:49:25 EDT RCMP are investigating after a Mount Herbert, P.E.I., man, who was found injured in his residence on Aug. 3 died in hospital in Moncton on Saturday. Town of Stratford considers what new junior and senior high school could look like Tue, 14 Aug 2018 13:00:00 EDT The mayor of Stratford continues to push for the town to have its own school for junior and senior high school students. Man in Charlottetown Harbour watercraft collision dies Unincorporated areas 'collateral' in Three Rivers amalgamation, resident says Heat warnings are back in effect across P.E.I. Charlottetown log home demolition going to a public meeting Montague council votes unanimously in favour of amalgamation plan How this woman finally got the nerve to skydive CBC Prince Edward Island You received this email at brothermike...@googlegroups.com because you opted-in. Modify your subscription preferences To unsubscribe only from CBC Prince Edward Island click here View this email in your browser here Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 250 Front St. W, Toronto, Ontario M5V 3G5, Canada For all other request and inquiries contact us here cbc.radio-canada.ca | cbc.ca | radio-canada.ca

                         

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How the service industry is trying to address a 'culture of sexual harassment' | Mulch catches fire easily, P.E.I. fire inspector warns | How a New Brunswick man got his wallet back after losing it on P.E.I. | Housing panel tosses around solutions for low vacancy rate

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How the service industry is trying to address a 'culture of sexual harassment' Wed, 15 Aug 2018 18:25:51 EDT The service industry on P.E.I. is trying to tackle a problem they say has been around for years — sexual harassment.

Mulch catches fire easily, P.E.I. fire inspector warns Wed, 15 Aug 2018 17:00:00 EDT The provincial fire inspector is warning people to be careful around mulch after the combustible material was pinpointed as the catalyst in multiple fires on P.E.I. this summer.

How a New Brunswick man got his wallet back after losing it on P.E.I. Wed, 15 Aug 2018 16:00:00 EDT James Risdon and his family were vacationing in the Cavendish, P.E.I., area when he noticed something was very wrong — his wallet was missing.

Housing panel tosses around solutions for low vacancy rate Wed, 15 Aug 2018 15:00:00 EDT The housing crunch is an issue at the front of many Islanders' minds these days, and it was the focus of a Mainstreet P.E.I. panel that brought several experts together on Wednesday.

Acquitted after court martial, former cadet leader leaves military Souris council votes to begin plans for upgrades to waste water treatment plant Fires at Montague town hall, Cavendish post office ruled accidental, says fire marshal How federal public servants are raising awareness about the failed Phoenix pay system No injuries after farm vehicle catches fire in Avondale Kensington mayor hopes time isn't up for town clock

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Man accused of sex assault was on parole at the time | Rural non-profit coalition formed to fight against amalgamation | Organizers put finishing touches on Gold Cup Parade preparations | Gold Cup and Saucer Day: What's open and closed on P.E.I.

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Man accused of sex assault was on parole at the time Thu, 16 Aug 2018 14:01:56 EDT Greg Lunn was ordered to be held in custody after a show-cause hearing Thursday. Lunn is accused of raping a woman Aug. 9. Lunn was on parole at the time, having served part of a jail sentence for dangerous driving causing death in 2015.

Rural non-profit coalition formed to fight against amalgamation Thu, 16 Aug 2018 18:00:00 EDT A group of rural residents in eastern P.E.I. have taken their opposition to amalgamation one step further.

Organizers put finishing touches on Gold Cup Parade preparations Thu, 16 Aug 2018 17:00:00 EDT The Gold Cup Parade is just one sleep away and Islanders — and organizers — are getting geared up for the festivities.

Gold Cup and Saucer Day: What's open and closed on P.E.I. Thu, 16 Aug 2018 16:00:00 EDT Many people in Charlottetown and eastern P.E.I. will get the day off Aug. 17 for Gold Cup and Saucer Day.

Kidney sisters reflect on a year without dialysis Unpaid taxi fare leads Charlottetown woman to her stolen bike P.E.I. signs 10-year infrastructure deal worth $366M with Ottawa Rock crab catches down at start of season Few laughed in Ottawa or P.E.I. when a pie hit a PM 'They thought this was dead in the water': Georgetown schedules amalgamation vote

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Why 2 P.E.I. charities are coming together | Mussel boat pulled off sandbar after capsizing near Malpeque Harbour | Why Aretha Franklin found a kindred spirit in Anne of Green Gables | Tyler Donald Richards identified as Mount Herbert man who died in hospital last week

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Why 2 P.E.I. charities are coming together Fri, 17 Aug 2018 18:00:00 EDT Two charities which help low income people in P.E.I. are coming together in hopes of helping more people.

Mussel boat pulled off sandbar after capsizing near Malpeque Harbour Fri, 17 Aug 2018 10:24:43 EDT A mussel boat that capsized and grounded on a sandbar near Malpeque Harbour Friday morning has been towed away.

Why Aretha Franklin found a kindred spirit in Anne of Green Gables Fri, 17 Aug 2018 17:00:19 EDT Aretha Franklin considered Anne Shirley somewhat of a kindred spirit, and was quoted saying Anne of Green Gables was one of her "favourite things."

Tyler Donald Richards identified as Mount Herbert man who died in hospital last week Fri, 17 Aug 2018 15:14:22 EDT The Island man who died in hospital a week after being found in his home with a head injury has been identified as Tyler Donald Richards.

Horse racing, a block party and other fun things to do on P.E.I. this weekend Kidney sisters, running a marathon with MS and a 6-year-old drummer: Our latest podcast Study suggests how you can keep sitting from killing you Surf conditions dangerous in P.E.I. National Park New EI requirements have some Islanders scrambling for more work Driver reaches for sandwich, rolls vehicle

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Summerside police attend funeral for slain Fredericton officers | Low wages, high cost of living main reasons Islanders live elsewhere: Your comments | Oyster spat collectors colliding with wild oyster fishery in West Prince, says fisherman | Man walking across Canada to father's P.E.I. gravesite

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Summerside police attend funeral for slain Fredericton officers Mon, 20 Aug 2018 17:00:00 EDT Eleven officers from Summerside Police were among the crowd of more than 1,000 family, friends, first responders and dignitaries attending the regimental funeral this past Saturday for two Fredericton police officers.

Low wages, high cost of living main reasons Islanders live elsewhere: Your comments Mon, 20 Aug 2018 17:00:00 EDT A story about the P.E.I. government's social media campaign to attract Islanders back home generated lots of comments on the CBC Prince Edward Island Facebook page.

Oyster spat collectors colliding with wild oyster fishery in West Prince, says fisherman Mon, 20 Aug 2018 16:00:00 EDT Gary Milligan has 40 years of experience raking wild oysters in western P.E.I., and he says this year gear set up for aquaculture is threatening to get in the way of his ability to make a living.

Man walking across Canada to father's P.E.I. gravesite Mon, 20 Aug 2018 15:00:00 EDT In May, Jimmy Lefebvre set out to walk from Grande Prairie, Alta., to his father's gravesite in Palmer Road, P.E.I., to honour his father's fight with cancer and raise funds.

Crapaud clinic announces plans for expansion Thousands of P.E.I. workers to benefit from return of EI pilot project Quebec man drowns off P.E.I. beach Islander piloting 1st Canadian navy drone Somewhere Fancy wins Gold Cup and Saucer P.E.I. woman shows why accomplishing little things can still mean a lot

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Island woman defies all odds as she reaches 100th birthday | Feds' new anti-poverty strategy 'a bit unusual' says P.E.I. group | What P.E.I. can learn from Vancouver's new short-term rental rules | Parks Canada says it will review surf-warning protocols

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Island woman defies all odds as she reaches 100th birthday Tue, 21 Aug 2018 17:18:39 EDT Westmoreland P.E.I's Annie Leard has hit the century mark, and is still in great health. Not bad for a woman, who by all accounts, shouldn't have lived longer than a few days.

Feds' new anti-poverty strategy 'a bit unusual' says P.E.I. group Tue, 21 Aug 2018 16:19:25 EDT The new anti-poverty strategy announced Tuesday by Canada's minister of Families, Children and Social Development is "a bit unusual," says a P.E.I. group that is involved in the issue.

What P.E.I. can learn from Vancouver's new short-term rental rules Tue, 21 Aug 2018 15:00:00 EDT Like Charlottetown, the vacancy rate in Vancouver is less than one percent — that's one of the reasons the B.C. city introduced regulations this summer for short-term rentals like Airbnb.

Parks Canada says it will review surf-warning protocols Tue, 21 Aug 2018 14:36:20 EDT Parks Canada says it will review surf-warning protocols following the death of a visitor at Cavendish Beach Friday. Surf guards and first responders tried unsuccessfully to resuscitate a 43-year-old Quebec man after he was pulled out of the water near Cavendish campground.

Why Habitat is encouraging its homeowners to garden Street navigator back to help Charlottetown panhandlers Finely-aged whiskey in 40 minutes? Inventor says he's done it Fundraiser launched for tenants of closing mobile home park Georgetown mayor breaks tie in favour of eastern P.E.I. amalgamation Residents of Lennox Island briefed on Day School lawsuit

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P.E.I. apple worker says she didn't quit, wants record corrected | Porpoise washes up on shore at Panmure Island | Hoping to build or renovate a home on the Island? Prepare to wait | 'Not a discreet kind': Stolen bike will stand out, says company

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P.E.I. apple worker says she didn't quit, wants record corrected Wed, 22 Aug 2018 18:00:00 EDT A young woman wants her record of employment changed after she says she was laid off by an apple grower in Alliston, P.E.I. The company says she quit, for health reasons.

Porpoise washes up on shore at Panmure Island Wed, 22 Aug 2018 17:25:24 EDT Visitors to a beach on Panmure Island spotted a small porpoise washed up on shore Wednesday afternoon.

Hoping to build or renovate a home on the Island? Prepare to wait Wed, 22 Aug 2018 16:00:00 EDT Islanders hoping to build a new home or get renovations done will need to be patient, according to P.E.I.'s Home Builders' Association.

'Not a discreet kind': Stolen bike will stand out, says company Wed, 22 Aug 2018 15:00:00 EDT A yellow, four-seater bike, complete with a fringed awning, disappeared from its stand in downtown Charlottetown sometime Tuesday afternoon or evening, says a local tour company.

Charlottetown ob-gyn discontinuing his practice, Health PEI says Dave Cameron's new head coaching gig in Vienna 'just felt right' P.E.I. housing boom just keeps getting louder Time running out on $290K lottery ticket sold in Charlottetown I'm not dead yet: Revenue Canada tells P.E.I. man he died in June 'Too stubborn to die': Meet the woman born prematurely defying all odds to reach 100th birthday

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Lennox Island First Nation partners with Habitat for Humanity to provide housing | Here's what Charlottetown's 1st accessible playground will look like | 'It's in our family': Harness racing family appeals for return of stolen helmet | Potato shortfall leaves some fry shacks short of essential ingredient

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Lennox Island First Nation partners with Habitat for Humanity to provide housing Thu, 23 Aug 2018 18:00:00 EDT Habitat for Humanity on P.E.I. and Lennox Island First Nation have launched plans to start building affordable homes on the reserve.

Here's what Charlottetown's 1st accessible playground will look like Thu, 23 Aug 2018 17:00:00 EDT It's been a month since construction began on a new playground in Victoria Park that will be accessible to children with disabilities.

'It's in our family': Harness racing family appeals for return of stolen helmet Thu, 23 Aug 2018 16:00:00 EDT A harness racing family from O'Leary, P.E.I., is appealing for the return of a racing helmet with significant sentimental value.

Potato shortfall leaves some fry shacks short of essential ingredient Thu, 23 Aug 2018 15:00:00 EDT Some businesses that need a steady supply of potatoes — like fresh-cut fry shacks — are having problems sourcing their key ingredient.

Stolen 4-seater bike recovered UPEI student wins Crohn's and colitis scholarship for volunteer work Catherine MacLellan 'feeling a little vulnerable' about new documentary Date set for judge's decision on sex-charge allegations against Roger Jabbour P.E.I. house prices still rising Stratford proposes 2-school, multi-sports field complex

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Maxime Bernier's exit won't impact Island PCs, says party leader | Province continuing to monitor cases of mange in foxes | Finding the crown jewel of P.E.I.: Your comments on the Island's best spots | Man pleads guilty to posting 'revenge porn'

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Maxime Bernier's exit won't impact Island PCs, says party leader Fri, 24 Aug 2018 18:00:00 EDT The leader of P.E.I.'s Progressive Conservatives says he has no concerns prominent federal Conservative Maxime Bernier's exit from the party will hurt his party's popularity on the Island.

Province continuing to monitor cases of mange in foxes Fri, 24 Aug 2018 17:00:00 EDT The province is continuing to monitor an outbreak of mange in foxes as Islanders report more sightings of the sick animals.

Finding the crown jewel of P.E.I.: Your comments on the Island's best spots Fri, 24 Aug 2018 17:00:00 EDT Islanders have been sharing their picks for crown jewel of P.E.I. after a Charlottetown councillor said Victoria Park in Charlottetown was his choice.

Man pleads guilty to posting 'revenge porn' Fri, 24 Aug 2018 14:48:51 EDT Brian Robert MacAdam, 27, of Charlottetown posted a nude photo of an ex-girlfriend 'because he wanted to hurt her.' Police found pornographic images of several Island women on the website MacAdam used.

7 fun things to do on P.E.I. this weekend Environment Canada issues special air-quality statement for P.E.I. Dundas Queen of the Furrows pageant cancelled 40-minute aged whiskey, CRA tells a man he's dead, and a new documentary: Our latest podcast

P.E.I. apple worker says she didn't quit, wants record corrected

2nd year for citizen police academy starts next month

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Mother of man who died in Summerside police shooting calls for answers | P.E.I. man says construction on Tryon bridge too late after 3 punctured tires | P.E.I.'s World Acadian Congress 2019 events to be revealed in September | Grace period to claim $290K lotto ticket sold in Charlottetown ends Saturday

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Mother of man who died in Summerside police shooting calls for answers Mon, 27 Aug 2018 12:35:17 EDT The mother of a man who died after being shot by Summerside police earlier this year says she’s disappointed she’s been left "in the dark" with few clear answers from officials.

P.E.I. man says construction on Tryon bridge too late after 3 punctured tires Mon, 27 Aug 2018 18:00:00 EDT A P.E.I. man says the construction on an old bridge in Tryon is coming a little too late, after loose boards and broken nails punctured three of his car tires.

P.E.I.'s World Acadian Congress 2019 events to be revealed in September Mon, 27 Aug 2018 16:00:00 EDT In less than a year, thousands of Acadians will be visiting communities in P.E.I. for the 2019 Congrès Mondial Acadien or World Acadian Congress.

Grace period to claim $290K lotto ticket sold in Charlottetown ends Saturday Mon, 27 Aug 2018 15:00:00 EDT The deadline came and went on Saturday for someone to claim a winning $290,000 lotto ticket sold in Charlottetown.

Aylward meets with Scheer at Conservative convention in Halifax Woman charged with attempted murder and administering noxious substance Summerside's age-friendly committee ready to help all P.E.I. communities Invasive vine Oriental bittersweet targeted in pilot project Salad kit added to recalls for Randsland Farms due to Listeria risk Trump tariffs create beer can shortage for P.E.I. Brewing Company

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Cyclist killed in motor vehicle collision in West Prince | Man sentenced for fraudulently collecting donations | Patients at QEH, Hillsborough test positive for scabies | Native Council 'very disappointed' to be left out of meetings

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Cyclist killed in motor vehicle collision in West Prince Tue, 28 Aug 2018 08:54:32 EDT A woman riding her bike on Route 12 in Kildare Capes, P.E.I., was killed Monday after being struck by a vehicle, according to RCMP.

Man sentenced for fraudulently collecting donations Tue, 28 Aug 2018 17:22:26 EDT A man has been sentenced for fraudulently collecting donations on behalf of two charities.

Patients at QEH, Hillsborough test positive for scabies Tue, 28 Aug 2018 16:06:03 EDT Several patients at Hillsborough Hospital and Queen Elizabeth Hospital have tested positive for scabies, according to Health PEI.

Native Council 'very disappointed' to be left out of meetings Tue, 28 Aug 2018 17:00:00 EDT Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations Carolyn Bennett will be on P.E.I. Wednesday to meet with Island Indigenous groups, but the Native Council of P.E.I. won't be one of them.

Province looking for people to serve on new housing council 'Chasing summer': P.E.I. family drops everything to travel the world for 10 months Summerside council nixes plan for Gerard Gallant statue City of Charlottetown's ticket and bill payment page still down These 3 comics should make your reading list, book panel says Mobility mat, floating chair making some P.E.I. beaches more accessible

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Accused in Sherwood Motel immigration case plead not guilty | Cardigan MP lauds increase in Canada Child Benefit during Stratford stop | Breast cancer patients, survivors wanted for UPEI exercise study | 'Holding Canada to account': Crown-Indigenous minister meets with P.E.I.'s First Nations leaders

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Accused in Sherwood Motel immigration case plead not guilty Wed, 29 Aug 2018 14:44:03 EDT The trial of two people accused by Canada Border Services of immigration fraud related to P.E.I.’s provincial nominee program is set to begin Nov. 30 in P.E.I. provincial court. The lawyer representing them entered not guilty pleas in court Wednesday.

Cardigan MP lauds increase in Canada Child Benefit during Stratford stop Wed, 29 Aug 2018 15:28:50 EDT Cardigan MP Lawrence MacAulay touted the federal government's recent increase to the Canada Child Benefit, which came into effect two years earlier than initially planned, during a media availability in Stratford Wednesday.

Breast cancer patients, survivors wanted for UPEI exercise study Wed, 29 Aug 2018 18:00:00 EDT UPEI's applied human sciences department is looking for 15 to 20 people who have or had breast cancer to participate in a 12-week exercise program to determine if exercise will benefit them during treatment and after.

'Holding Canada to account': Crown-Indigenous minister meets with P.E.I.'s First Nations leaders Wed, 29 Aug 2018 09:24:02 EDT Helping First Nations on their path to self-determination is something the Canadian government needs to do to entrench Indigenous rights, says Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister Carolyn Bennett.

Consultant recommends amalgamation for West River area P.E.I. kettlebell competitor to represent Canada at international event P.E.I. grain elevators get $9.2M loan from province for expansion

'Chasing summer': P.E.I. family drops everything to travel the world for 10 months

Dangerous surf conditions in P.E.I. National Park Stop speeding, plead residents of Charlottetown neighbourhood

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New home unit rules could help apartment-seekers in Charlottetown | Minke whale found dead off West Cape, P.E.I. | Meet the 10-year-old P.E.I. science whiz who's sharing his passion with others | Teacher identified as cyclist killed in vehicle collision in Kildare Capes

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New home unit rules could help apartment-seekers in Charlottetown Thu, 30 Aug 2018 18:09:42 EDT The City of Charlottetown is one step closer to implementing new regulations that just might help more people in Charlottetown find an apartment.

Minke whale found dead off West Cape, P.E.I. Thu, 30 Aug 2018 14:32:53 EDT A beached minke whale was found dead off West Cape, P.E.I., on Wednesday afternoon.

Meet the 10-year-old P.E.I. science whiz who's sharing his passion with others Thu, 30 Aug 2018 17:00:00 EDT For 10-year-old Owen Harris, there are few things that compare to the thrill he gets when he talks about science.

Teacher identified as cyclist killed in vehicle collision in Kildare Capes Thu, 30 Aug 2018 09:03:31 EDT The cyclist who died Tuesday after a motor vehicle collision in Kildare Capes, P.E.I. has been identified as Marjolaine Ward.

P.E.I. Mi'kmaq appealing Mill River Resort decision Family mental health support program to launch in Alberton Dangerous surf conditions again in P.E.I. National Park More cheese please: Cows Creamery gets $2.6M from feds to expand processing 'I just love to bake': Baking show contestant proud to represent P.E.I. Holland College grad's illustration wins big in national art competition

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Three Oaks High School renovations more than 70% complete | 'I just love to be strong,' says P.E.I. powerlifting phenom with Down syndrome | 6 fun things to do on P.E.I. this Labour Day weekend | $290K lotto ticket sold in Charlottetown expired

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Three Oaks High School renovations more than 70% complete Fri, 31 Aug 2018 18:00:00 EDT Renovation work at Three Oaks Senior High School in Summerside, P.E.I., is more than 70 per cent complete, the provincial government announced Friday.

'I just love to be strong,' says P.E.I. powerlifting phenom with Down syndrome Fri, 31 Aug 2018 17:00:00 EDT Cameron Gordon, 18, of Stratford, P.E.I., isn't letting Down syndrome keep him from competing in a prestigious powerlifting competition this weekend.

6 fun things to do on P.E.I. this Labour Day weekend Fri, 31 Aug 2018 16:00:29 EDT It’s the last weekend of summer vacation, so no time like the present to get out and enjoy the Island. Here are some fun things to do on P.E.I. on this last long weekend before school starts.

$290K lotto ticket sold in Charlottetown expired

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The deadline came and went on Saturday Aug. 25 for someone to claim a winning $290,000 lotto ticket sold in Charlottetown last year.

Summerside recruiting more volunteer firefighters Kettlebell lifting, mobility mats and a baker on the rise: Listen to our latest podcast Why mosquito bites may have been more painful in the Maritimes this year Gregory A. Cann appointed P.E.I. Supreme Court judge P.E.I. women's Gaelic football team to play debut games this weekend

New home unit rules could help apartment-seekers in Charlottetown

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Montague food bank calls for donations amid busy back-to-school season | New fall ferry schedule between P.E.I. and N.S. starts Sept. 4 | Missing 53-year-old man located | Harvesting the benefits from Kensington's new community garden

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Montague food bank calls for donations amid busy back-to-school season Mon, 3 Sep 2018 16:40:33 EDT The Southern Kings and Queens food bank in Montague, P.E.I. is trying to raise awareness about the increased need for donations during the back-to-school season.

New fall ferry schedule between P.E.I. and N.S. starts Sept. 4 Mon, 3 Sep 2018 10:43:55 EDT As the summer tourist season winds down, Northumberland Ferries moves from 9 to 7 daily departure times.

Missing 53-year-old man located Mon, 3 Sep 2018 06:20:48 EDT P.E.I. man had been missing since Wednesday

Harvesting the benefits from Kensington's new community garden Mon, 3 Sep 2018 07:00:00 EDT The first season of the Kensington's new community garden has blossomed into more that just the harvest of fresh produce, but a sense of town spirit as well.

Military officer from P.E.I. battles B.C. wildfires Tips to get through college on a budget 70-year-old pole acrobat calls it quits, but 'nobody believes me' Charlottetown MP looks forward to new role in federal fisheries P.E.I. filmmaker receives women's director mentorship Labour Day 2018: What's open and closed on P.E.I.

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13-year-old driver pulled over, vehicle owner charged | Meet Nathan Veld: Patient care worker, cement creator, carpenter and painter | 'They'll always remember this': How a fiddle united P.E.I., N.L. softball teams | PEERS Alliance opens first queer youth collective in Summerside

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13-year-old driver pulled over, vehicle owner charged Tue, 4 Sep 2018 16:22:18 EDT Charlottetown police say they found a 13-year-old girl driving a car Monday evening, after getting a call about an erratic driver on the bypass.

Meet Nathan Veld: Patient care worker, cement creator, carpenter and painter Tue, 4 Sep 2018 18:00:00 EDT For five years, Nathan Veld from Orwell was living the full-time employee dream as a patient care worker. He gave it up this year to go back to casual work and pursue the "slasher" lifestyle.

'They'll always remember this': How a fiddle united P.E.I., N.L. softball teams Tue, 4 Sep 2018 16:13:14 EDT Before every game for P.E.I.'s Under-16 Eastern Braves, Cailyn MacAulay, 15, breaks out the fiddle and begins to play — sending her team clapping and dancing to get pumped up for the game.

PEERS Alliance opens first queer youth collective in Summerside Tue, 4 Sep 2018 16:00:00 EDT Two years after opening a chapter of the first queer youth collective in Charlottetown, Angele Desroches, program co-ordinator at Peers Alliance says a new chapter is opening in Summerside.

Holland College prepares for legal marijuana Controversial house demolished at busy Charlottetown intersection Another hot month, but there was some rain in August How coconuts could help restore shorelines on Prince Edward Island Norma Lee MacLeod to retire after a 35-year career with CBC News Travellers complain about rude, disrespectful Canadian border officers

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P.E.I. 'stands firmly in support of supply management' in trade talks, assures premier | P.E.I. rugby players honour Brodie McCarthy with sleeve patch | P.E.I.'s T3 Transit tries out electric bus | Anne of Green Gables show goes down with technical problem

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P.E.I. 'stands firmly in support of supply management' in trade talks, assures premier Wed, 5 Sep 2018 18:00:00 EDT As trade talks continue between Canada and the United States, P.E.I.'s premier says a new North American Free Trade Agreement cannot come at the expense of dairy farmers.

P.E.I. rugby players honour Brodie McCarthy with sleeve patch Wed, 5 Sep 2018 17:00:00 EDT Rugby players across P.E.I. are honouring former high school rugby player, Brodie McCarthy by wearing a patch made in his honour on the sleeve of their jerseys.

P.E.I.'s T3 Transit tries out electric bus Wed, 5 Sep 2018 16:00:00 EDT T3 Transit passengers in Charlottetown travelled aboard a new set of electric-powered wheels Wednesday as the company demonstrated an emissions-free electric bus.

Anne of Green Gables show goes down with technical problem Wed, 5 Sep 2018 15:00:00 EDT The Charlottetown Festival had to cancel a performance of Anne of Green Gables: The Musical Tuesday night due to a problem with the sound board.

'Can't … make more time': 45-year-old surprised by heart attack From 1985: Should Canada seek free trade with the U.S.? Fake gun to bring real gun charges against Summerside man From nightclub to budget hotel, Myron's finds new life Influx of foreign workers prompts expansion plans in Alberton Substitute teacher shortage spreads to the cities

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P.E.I. Green Party releases housing strategy, calls shortage a 'crisis' | Teenager killed in motor vehicle accident identified as Mya Rose Arsenault | Lennox Island school renovations to expand role as community hub | Referendum commissioner sought for P.E.I.

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P.E.I. Green Party releases housing strategy, calls shortage a 'crisis' Thu, 6 Sep 2018 18:04:19 EDT P.E.I.'s Green Party has released an Integrated Housing Framework — a document that identifies three "root causes" of the housing crunch on the Island.

Teenager killed in motor vehicle accident identified as Mya Rose Arsenault Thu, 6 Sep 2018 09:24:53 EDT The 17-year-old girl who died in a single-vehicle collision on Wednesday has been identified as Mya Rose Arsenault.

Lennox Island school renovations to expand role as community hub Thu, 6 Sep 2018 14:50:14 EDT Renovations are continuing at the John J. Sark Memorial School on Lennox Island to help build on its role as a community space.

Referendum commissioner sought for P.E.I. Thu, 6 Sep 2018 16:00:00 EDT The person, the job listing reads, will be a "non-partisan, independent statutory officer of the Legislative Assembly" and will have a range of responsibilities and powers as provided for in the Electoral System Referendum Act.

Tag some, keep some: P.E.I. fishermen offered extra catch for study P.E.I. Green Party grabs lead in latest poll Canada's food sector counting on NAFTA negotiators to keep them in the game Housing expensive and in short supply for students, survey finds Overcrowded schools not just a Stratford issue, says parent group Free sessions offered to teach people to recognize suicide risk

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Summerset Manor finally coming down in Summerside | Former teacher Jabbour found guilty of sexual touching charges, not guilty of sexual assault | Cardigan investigating salt water in some residents' wells | 5 fun things to do on P.E.I. this weekend

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Summerset Manor finally coming down in Summerside Fri, 7 Sep 2018 18:00:00 EDT On Friday the province issued a news release saying a contract for demolishing the former Summerset Manor in Summerside, P.E.I., has been awarded to AJL Contractors.

Former teacher Jabbour found guilty of sexual touching charges, not guilty of sexual assault Fri, 7 Sep 2018 13:29:16 EDT Former high school band teacher Roger Jabbour has been found guilty of three sex-related charges, and not guilty of three more serious charges of sexual assault.

Cardigan investigating salt water in some residents' wells Fri, 7 Sep 2018 17:00:00 EDT Some people in the eastern P.E.I. village of Cardigan are having trouble with salt water leaching into their wells, and the village is trying to find out why.

5 fun things to do on P.E.I. this weekend Fri, 7 Sep 2018 16:00:00 EDT Although some venues have already closed up on P.E.I., there's still plenty to enjoy on this late-summer weekend — here are a few suggestions.

Woman, 62, on motorcycle plunges 30 metres down Cape Breton cliff Coconuts, a textbook app and a 10-year-old philanthropist: Listen to our latest podcast Student dies in Holland College residence 10-year-old Islander uses her own money to buy snacks for schools Brookfield Gardens loses long legal battle over fish kill Norma Lee MacLeod hosts final 'Maritime Noon' before retiring from CBC News

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Parent and principal concerned about crosswalk after student hit | Floating dock for Charlottetown put on hold | P.E.I. man pleads guilty to mischief, impaired driving in airport incident | More therapy dogs planned for P.E.I.

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Parent and principal concerned about crosswalk after student hit Mon, 10 Sep 2018 17:22:19 EDT A school principal and parent are reminding drivers about a less recognized school zone, after they say a 15-year old student was hit while biking on a crosswalk across from Immanuel Christian School.

Floating dock for Charlottetown put on hold Mon, 10 Sep 2018 18:00:53 EDT The floating dock planned for Charlottetown's Victoria Park is being put on hold.

P.E.I. man pleads guilty to mischief, impaired driving in airport incident Mon, 10 Sep 2018 17:00:00 EDT A P.E.I. man who drove onto the runway at the Charlottetown Airport has pleaded guilty to mischief and impaired driving.

More therapy dogs planned for P.E.I. Mon, 10 Sep 2018 16:00:00 EDT St. John Ambulance wants to double its dog therapy program on P.E.I. after getting a $10,000 grant from the Canadian Medical Association and the CMA Foundation.

Why dragonflies are so abundant on P.E.I. this summer Hit and run suspected in bicycle collision P.E.I. government scraps $30 million plan to build internet 'backbone' cable Charlottetown scrap metal fire will take hours to extinguish Leard's Grist Mill restoration continues to grind along 'It's Prince Edward Island's turn': Final proposal for Canada Games delivered

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How a free year helped put Parks Canada 'on the map' | Double dribble: Why UPEI has 2 men's basketball teams this season | P.E.I. farmers delay first cut of hay to protect birds | P.E.I. to offer plenty of pot variety, province says

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How a free year helped put Parks Canada 'on the map' Tue, 11 Sep 2018 18:00:00 EDT After a free year to celebrate Canada's 150th birthday, Parks Canada in P.E.I. was surprised visitor numbers were even higher this summer.

Double dribble: Why UPEI has 2 men's basketball teams this season Tue, 11 Sep 2018 17:00:00 EDT For the first time in UPEI's history, two separate men's basketball teams will be wearing Panthers jerseys this season. The university's formed a development squad, for players who didn't earn a spot on the varsity team, but aren't ready to give up.

P.E.I. farmers delay first cut of hay to protect birds Tue, 11 Sep 2018 16:19:11 EDT Forty farmers on P.E.I. delayed their first cut of hay this summer on a thousand acres across the Island to protect grassland birds, including a threatened species called the bobolink.

P.E.I. to offer plenty of pot variety, province says Tue, 11 Sep 2018 16:00:00 EDT P.E.I. is promising a wide diversity of cannabis when provincial pot stores open this fall.

Many rural Islanders fed up with internet speeds: Your Comments Suspicious fire in Harrington being investigated Elections PEI recruiting young Islanders to help run the polls this fall P.E.I.'s Adam McQuaid traded by Bruins to Rangers There and back again: Islands learn from each other about bringing youth home From Amazing Race to Open Farm Day: Busy year at potato farm

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Citing concerns, P.E.I. shutting down PNP's immigrant entrepreneur program | Cancellation of PNP entrepreneur program comes as 'shock' to Montague CAO | Greens criticize P.E.I. government for 'inappropriate' presentation of public funds | As Hurricane Florence nears, expat Islander braces for storm in North Carolina

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Citing concerns, P.E.I. shutting down PNP's immigrant entrepreneur program Wed, 12 Sep 2018 09:28:47 EDT Following complaints and federal investigations, the P.E.I. government will no longer accept applications from immigrants looking to set up a business in the province in exchange for immediate permanent residency.

Cancellation of PNP entrepreneur program comes as 'shock' to Montague CAO Wed, 12 Sep 2018 17:01:29 EDT Andy Daggett said he was shocked by the announcement the province was shutting down the PNP immigration entrepreneur program. He said he had just met with clients who were interested in setting up a business in Montague under the program when he heard it was being cancelled.

Greens criticize P.E.I. government for 'inappropriate' presentation of public funds Wed, 12 Sep 2018 11:39:47 EDT The P.E.I. Green Party is criticizing government, saying a presentation of provincial funding was staged to look like a philanthropic gesture.

As Hurricane Florence nears, expat Islander braces for storm in North Carolina Wed, 12 Sep 2018 16:00:00 EDT An expat Island woman and her family are hunkering down as the powerful Hurricane Florence lurches toward the Carolina coast.

Afghan refugee reflects on complicated feelings of leaving home Charlottetown firefighters training at airport this week Summerside soprano seizing 'thrilling' opportunities Woman aiming for 100,000-book giveaway Breast density info to be focus of breast screening program review Adoptees, birth mothers call for inquiry into P.E.I. adoption history

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Island brothers in North Carolina to help grandparents during Hurricane Florence | P.E.I. family searching for people who saved their baby's life 21 years ago | French schools look for help as enrolment swells on P.E.I. | Tignish argues it's not too small for traffic lights

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Island brothers in North Carolina to help grandparents during Hurricane Florence Thu, 13 Sep 2018 17:20:41 EDT Two Island men from Winsloe, P.E.I. have travelled to North Carolina to help protect their grandparents' home during Hurricane Florence.

P.E.I. family searching for people who saved their baby's life 21 years ago Thu, 13 Sep 2018 14:02:42 EDT A family from Freetown, P.E.I., is searching for the Good Samaritans who helped save their daughter’s life 21 years ago.

French schools look for help as enrolment swells on P.E.I. Thu, 13 Sep 2018 16:00:00 EDT As enrolment continues to grow at P.E.I.’s six French language schools, officials are looking for ways to meet the demands of students.

Tignish argues it's not too small for traffic lights Thu, 13 Sep 2018 15:00:00 EDT The Town of Tignish is asking the P.E.I. government to consider putting in a traffic light at the intersection where Church Street meets Dalton Avenue and Central Street.

Even an average potato crop 'will be a challenge' this year Souris transferring land for seniors' and veterans' housing '5 years of struggle and arguing': IRAC hears little support for Three Rivers amalgamation Education campaign targets cyclists who 'are just unaware' Why late buses could be a good thing for some schools in western P.E.I. N.B., P.E.I. seek more skilled immigrants while N.S. sticks to original target

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Former school teacher faces second trial on sexual touching of former student | Boy dies after collapsing at P.E.I. school | Man dies in Route 3 highway accident | Pregnant woman turned away from Montague hospital told ER at capacity

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Former school teacher faces second trial on sexual touching of former student Fri, 14 Sep 2018 17:31:44 EDT A second trial involving a former high school band teacher began Friday in Charlottetown provincial court. Roger Jabbour faces two charges of sexual exploitation involving a former student in the 1990s.

Boy dies after collapsing at P.E.I. school Fri, 14 Sep 2018 14:37:51 EDT A boy at Belfast Consolidated School has died, RCMP say.

Man dies in Route 3 highway accident Fri, 14 Sep 2018 10:35:10 EDT An elderly man from Kings County is dead following an accident on Route 3 in eastern P.E.I.

Pregnant woman turned away from Montague hospital told ER at capacity Fri, 14 Sep 2018 17:00:00 EDT An Island woman is complaining about being turned away from the Kings County Memorial Hospital ER, after she was told the hospital was at capacity.

Cuddly puppies, cucumbers and country music: Listen to our latest podcast Charlottetown restaurant closed in August had 'critical' food-safety violations 5 fun things to do on P.E.I. this mid-September weekend P.E.I. family finds Good Samaritans who helped save baby's life 21 years ago Former executive director of autism charity charged with theft, fraud and forgery UPEI's cross-country team finally gets to run at home

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Former school teacher takes stand to deny all sexual touching allegations in second trial | P.E.I. Opposition Leader James Aylward resigns | 'Scary stuff': Family of 4 escapes Schurmans Point fire | P.E.I. politicians react to Aylward resignation

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Former school teacher takes stand to deny all sexual touching allegations in second trial Mon, 17 Sep 2018 17:59:00 EDT A former high school music teacher on trial for sex-related offences testified in his own defence Monday to deny all the allegations made against him by a former student. Roger Jabbour, 65, faces two charges of sexual exploitation involving his former student, dating back to the 1990s when she attended Colonel Gray High School in Charlottetown.

P.E.I. Opposition Leader James Aylward resigns Mon, 17 Sep 2018 12:00:00 EDT James Aylward announced Monday at a news conference he is resigning as P.E.I. PC Party leader.

'Scary stuff': Family of 4 escapes Schurmans Point fire Mon, 17 Sep 2018 10:25:00 EDT A P.E.I. family of four and their dog escaped uninjured from a house fire Sunday afternoon, but the home they were renting is a writeoff.

P.E.I. politicians react to Aylward resignation Mon, 17 Sep 2018 15:00:00 EDT P.E.I. politicians reacted swiftly to the news of PC Party Leader James Aylward Monday.

Iranian immigrant makes new life as a P.E.I. farmer P.E.I. court case for woman charged with attempted murder adjourned again 'Just another passion': Bennett Birding Classic counts birds and raises funds to save them P.E.I. fighting for 5th record tourism year Pressure to give up babies for adoption topic of new P.E.I. play Princely celebration to benefit women's shelter

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Judge sets date for decision in sexual exploitation trial of former teacher | Former bank teller jailed for defrauding elderly customers, may face deportation | 'Difficult and raw': Belfast school community mourns death of young student | Meet the 'pretty little plant' that wants to take over Cavendish

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Judge sets date for decision in sexual exploitation trial of former teacher Tue, 18 Sep 2018 17:05:26 EDT Lawyers made their closing arguments Tuesday at the trial of a former high school music teacher Roger Jabbour accused of sexually exploiting one of his students in the 1990s.

Former bank teller jailed for defrauding elderly customers, may face deportation Tue, 18 Sep 2018 16:00:00 EDT Vivek Vishisht, 29, of Charlottetown, took the money from the accounts of 16 bank customers, most of the them elderly. The 2018 Audi he purchased will be sold at auction. Vishisht could be deported to India after he serves his 6-month jail sentence.

'Difficult and raw': Belfast school community mourns death of young student Tue, 18 Sep 2018 10:00:16 EDT Extra counsellors and psychologists remain on hand at Belfast Consolidated - four days after a young student died at the school.

Meet the 'pretty little plant' that wants to take over Cavendish Tue, 18 Sep 2018 18:00:00 EDT Garlic mustard sounds delicious and it may be — but on P.E.I. it is stubborn and fast-spreading invasive plant species that Parks Canada has been trying to get rid of unsuccessfully for more than a decade.

P.E.I. Shellfish Association worried about possible changes to Mill River oyster fishing Cases of scabies at Charlottetown elementary school 2 men arrested after police find drugs, weapons, cash during traffic stop Victim of fatal highway crash was Charlottetown man 'It was now or never' for new Tory leader, says political scientist Summerside council debates land purchase

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Time, donations, prayers: People rally around Tignish as search for fishermen continues | Tignish restaurant employee aids fisherman who swam to shore after boat capsized | PC MLAs all say they won't seek leadership on P.E.I. | Community, rescue crews, continue search for missing fishermen

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Time, donations, prayers: People rally around Tignish as search for fishermen continues Wed, 19 Sep 2018 18:00:00 EDT As Tignish firefighters continue to comb the shores of North Cape, P.E.I. for signs of two fishermen lost at sea, donations from the community pour in at the local fire hall.

Tignish restaurant employee aids fisherman who swam to shore after boat capsized Wed, 19 Sep 2018 14:09:44 EDT What started out as a regular Tuesday evening at the Wind and Reef restaurant quickly changed, as the establishment transformed into a base for search efforts after a boat capsized near Tignish, P.E.I., late Tuesday afternoon.

PC MLAs all say they won't seek leadership on P.E.I. Wed, 19 Sep 2018 14:02:53 EDT The next leader of P.E.I.'s PC Party won't be one of its current MLAs, according to a joint statement released by the Official Opposition on Wednesday.

Community, rescue crews, continue search for missing fishermen Wed, 19 Sep 2018 06:20:56 EDT With the weather improving, more vessels have joined in the search for two fishermen whose boat capsized near Tignish, P.E.I., late Tuesday afternoon.

P.E.I. rugby player hoping to make Canadian team travelling to Europe More child-care spaces opening on P.E.I. Kensington mayor back on the ballot 'It just blew out of control': Charlottetown man gets jail time for assault with baseball bat P.E.I. will extend parental-leave job security this fall P.E.I. sex-ed curriculum needs updating, says professor

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On the look out for 'anything' as fishermen carry on search for missing comrades | Charlottetown meets with Marshfield residents over annexation request | Motor vehicle inspection licence suspended at repair shop | New tourism campaign aims to 'trigger some ideas' for Islanders

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On the look out for 'anything' as fishermen carry on search for missing comrades Thu, 20 Sep 2018 07:35:13 EDT The official search on the water for two fishermen missing off North Cape, P.E.I., has ended, but boats from the area will be back on the water continuing their own search Thursday.

Charlottetown meets with Marshfield residents over annexation request Thu, 20 Sep 2018 18:00:00 EDT The city of Charlottetown says it's looking into a request to annex part of the nearby community of Marshfield. Residents held a public meeting recently to get information.

Motor vehicle inspection licence suspended at repair shop Thu, 20 Sep 2018 15:48:07 EDT Provincial officials have suspended the motor vehicle inspection licence at Birt's Small Engine & Repairs in Mount Stewart.

New tourism campaign aims to 'trigger some ideas' for Islanders Thu, 20 Sep 2018 17:00:00 EDT Tourism PEI has launched a new campaign aimed at helping Islanders find things to do all year round.

Number of Islanders trying to steer away from U.S. products 'startling', says pollster Ottawa invests to protect P.E.I. National Park shoreline Mamma Mia, Kronborg and, of course, Anne, all returning to Charlottetown Festival Why scabies seems more 'gross' than it is Federal employee wins snow day pay ruling What does the future hold for PNP on P.E.I.?

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Ground Search and Rescue mission at North Cape suspended | Former Summerside Mayor Basil Stewart seeks re-election | Charlottetown woman loses $62,500 to CRA phone scammer | How technology is helping patients see the doctor in western P.E.I.

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Ground Search and Rescue mission at North Cape suspended Fri, 21 Sep 2018 05:59:03 EDT High winds prompted P.E.I. Ground Search and Rescue to scale back efforts Thursday night to find two missing fishermen.

Former Summerside Mayor Basil Stewart seeks re-election Fri, 21 Sep 2018 17:05:58 EDT On Friday, Stewart — who was the city's mayor for 29 years from 1985 to 2014 — announced he was going to be running for mayor again and will begin canvassing starting this weekend.

Charlottetown woman loses $62,500 to CRA phone scammer Fri, 21 Sep 2018 17:08:14 EDT Tearful testimony in a Charlottetown court room, as an immigrant woman described the alarming techniques used by an unknown scammer. Charlottetown police seized a bitcoin machine with her cash still inside. The bitcoin company argues the cash is now theirs.

How technology is helping patients see the doctor in western P.E.I. Fri, 21 Sep 2018 18:00:00 EDT Patients at Western Hospital in Alberton who don't have a family doctor are now able to see a physician virtually. It's part of a six-month pilot-project with a Canadian company called Maple that started in August.

Expectations higher as Charlottetown Islanders open new season Friday 7 fun things to do this first weekend of fall Farming through generations, finding family and tribute through tulips: Listen to our latest podcast From tires and shopping carts to trails and benches: Summerside pond being transformed UPEI's 3D metal printer a 'game changer' for engineering students Anne with an E adds first black character, LGBTQ storyline with season 2

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'Now there's going to be closure': Body of fisherman Moe Getson found | Man posting 'revenge porn' sentenced to 22 months in jail | Brent Gallant running for mayor of Summerside | How to save on your electricity bill this fall

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'Now there's going to be closure': Body of fisherman Moe Getson found Mon, 24 Sep 2018 09:20:48 EDT A body has been found on the shore in western P.E.I., on the Northumberland Strait, and a family member and RCMP have confirmed it is Maurice (Moe) Getson.

Man posting 'revenge porn' sentenced to 22 months in jail Mon, 24 Sep 2018 18:00:00 EDT Brian Robert MacAdam was sentenced to 22 months in jail for posting intimate images of women on a website where pornographic photos of women were traded.

Brent Gallant running for mayor of Summerside Mon, 24 Sep 2018 17:00:00 EDT Brent Gallant is running for mayor of Summerside. Gallant has been on city council since 1997.

How to save on your electricity bill this fall Mon, 24 Sep 2018 16:00:00 EDT With fall here, and temperatures starting to dip, many Islanders will start to notice electricity bills going up.

ATV ride around Montague leads to string of charges Prince County Hospital restricting visitors due to gastrointestinal illness Meet P.E.I.'s new police commissioner School food initiative continues at 3 Island schools Marine Atlantic ferry assisting with rescue of man, dog aboard sailboat off Cape Breton Frost advisory for P.E.I.

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From dark, dated pub to bright campus hub: The Fox & Crow is open for business | Could N.B. election results happen on P.E.I.? | Pilot whale near North Lake in 'poor health,' had to be euthanized | Amalgamation creates 3 new municipalities on P.E.I.

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From dark, dated pub to bright campus hub: The Fox & Crow is open for business Tue, 25 Sep 2018 18:00:04 EDT UPEI has a newly renovated campus pub, with a new name —The Fox & Crow — and so far, the Student Union says business is booming.

Could N.B. election results happen on P.E.I.? Tue, 25 Sep 2018 17:20:58 EDT P.E.I. politicians should pay close attention to election results Monday night in neighbouring New Brunswick, warns a P.E.I. political scientist.

Pilot whale near North Lake in 'poor health,' had to be euthanized Tue, 25 Sep 2018 16:00:00 EDT A pilot whale spotted near the shore of North Lake, P.E.I., was in poor health and had to be euthanized, said Fisheries and Oceans Canada.

Amalgamation creates 3 new municipalities on P.E.I. Tue, 25 Sep 2018 13:15:16 EDT The province has approved the creation of three new municipalities, according to a news release. The Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission had recommended the creation of Three Rivers, North Shore and Central Prince.

P.E.I. Business Corporations Act aims to improve protection for shareholders 'We can have peace': Town of Tignish reflects on tragedy after both bodies found '1st real killing frost' may have set cold records on P.E.I. 4 Island parties present plans for carbon tax, emissions reductions IRAC announces largest allowable rent increases in 6 years P.E.I. squash tournament draws players from around the world

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1 in 5 P.E.I. highway bridges are rated 'poor' and most are still in use | Charlottetown might require cyclists to wear licence on helmet or bike | Rent increase a 'strange move' during housing crisis, says PC MLA | Police investigate after dog kills another dog

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1 in 5 P.E.I. highway bridges are rated 'poor' and most are still in use Wed, 26 Sep 2018 18:00:00 EDT A report by the department of transportation has found 20 per cent of inspected bridges in poor condition. That has resulted in weight restrictions on some, and outright closure of others. But most remain serviceable as they await maintenance.

Charlottetown might require cyclists to wear licence on helmet or bike Wed, 26 Sep 2018 17:00:00 EDT The City of Charlottetown is considering a new bylaw that would require cyclists to register their bikes and place a licence either on their bike or helmet.

Rent increase a 'strange move' during housing crisis, says PC MLA Wed, 26 Sep 2018 16:00:00 EDT P.E.I.’s Official Opposition is calling on the province to cancel the rental increases announced Tuesday.

Police investigate after dog kills another dog Wed, 26 Sep 2018 15:14:06 EDT Police in P.E.I. and the P.E.I. Humane Society investigated after a dog was killed by another dog Tuesday in Long Creek, P.E.I.

Phoenix pay issues should dispel image of 'lazy public servant,' PSAC member says Prince County Hospital extends restrictions due to gastrointestinal illness A year into the job, Souris mayor focusing on 3 main projects New P.E.I. police commissioner 'looking forward to the opportunity' Islander takes on new role with Ringette Canada Parents, volunteers pitch in to build new playground at Ecole La-Belle-Cloche

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Tenants, landlords divided on allowable rent increase announced by IRAC | Volunteer firefighter among 2018 Ignition Fund recipients | Buckling up on buses still rare on P.E.I., says motor coach company | Former high school youth worker charged with sexual assault, sexual exploitation

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Tenants, landlords divided on allowable rent increase announced by IRAC Thu, 27 Sep 2018 18:00:00 EDT Tenants and landlords are divided in their opinions on the rent increase announced by the Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission earlier this week.

Volunteer firefighter among 2018 Ignition Fund recipients Thu, 27 Sep 2018 18:00:46 EDT A company with a product that makes it easier to roll up fire hoses and another with plans to make a premium alcoholic cider are among the new recipients of a $25,000 Ignition Fund grant from the province.

Buckling up on buses still rare on P.E.I., says motor coach company Thu, 27 Sep 2018 17:00:00 EDT An Island motor coach company says the Humboldt bus crash has hardly led to more passengers buckling up on buses on P.E.I.

Former high school youth worker charged with sexual assault, sexual exploitation Thu, 27 Sep 2018 16:00:00 EDT A former youth worker at a Hampshire, P.E.I. high school has been charged with sexual assault and sexual exploitation.

Controversial bycatch monitoring program coming to Maritime lobster industry Bideford hatchery wins Aboriginal business award Dog that killed other dog 'too great a risk', put down by humane society Licensing bikes not the best way to enforce rules, says Cycling PEI 'Give your heads a shake': Your comments on IRAC's maximum rent increase Man arrested after windshields smashed

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Charlottetown police seize new evidence in infanticide case | P.E.I. Cannabis putting 'final touches' on preparations for legalization | New laser scanner will map crime scenes in virtual reality | Don't get frustrated — run for politics instead, Monk urges women

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Charlottetown police seize new evidence in infanticide case Fri, 28 Sep 2018 14:26:40 EDT Charlottetown police say they're examining new evidence in a infanticide case after investigators spent hours searching the home of a woman charged in the deaths of newborns.

P.E.I. Cannabis putting 'final touches' on preparations for legalization Fri, 28 Sep 2018 18:00:00 EDT Officials for P.E.I. Cannabis said three of the four retail stores on Prince Edward Island will be ready to open their doors at 9 a.m. on Oct. 17.

New laser scanner will map crime scenes in virtual reality Fri, 28 Sep 2018 17:00:00 EDT Officers completed training this week with a laser device that creates 3D maps of crime scenes and car crashes. Police could also use the technology inside public buildings and Island schools, to create a catalogue of reference maps for emergency use.

Don't get frustrated — run for politics instead, Monk urges women Fri, 28 Sep 2018 16:00:00 EDT Kathleen Monk is on P.E.I. to encourage more women to run for politics.

10 fun things to do on P.E.I. this last weekend of September 'This community of Tignish is united': Listen to our latest podcast Sustainability expert encourages P.E.I. to be global leader Prince County Hospital visitor restrictions extended into weekend New RCMP dog starts work on P.E.I. Needless or necessary? Your comments on cyclist licences in Charlottetown

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P.E.I. dairy farmers say new trade deal a 'bitter disappointment' | Pork festival pulled by P.E.I. promoters | Vision-impaired runner raises awareness for sport on P.E.I. | Why P.E.I.'s population is growing so quickly

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P.E.I. dairy farmers say new trade deal a 'bitter disappointment' Mon, 1 Oct 2018 18:30:43 EDT Several dairy farmers on P.E.I. are expressing their frustration and disappointment with the new United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement.

Pork festival pulled by P.E.I. promoters Mon, 1 Oct 2018 17:00:00 EDT After six years, P.E.I. Porktoberfest is no more.

Vision-impaired runner raises awareness for sport on P.E.I. Mon, 1 Oct 2018 16:00:00 EDT Todd MacAusland isn't letting his deteriorating eyesight deter him from taking on new challenges — recently the Stratford, P.E.I., man ran 80 kilometres from Summerside to Charlottetown to raise awareness about vision loss.

Why P.E.I.'s population is growing so quickly Mon, 1 Oct 2018 15:00:00 EDT A report released by Statistics Canada last week shows that over the last two years P.E.I. has been the fastest growing province in the country.

Ottawa concerned about 'potential misuse' of P.E.I.'s PNP years before program axed Fraud trial for P.E.I. minister extended in Ontario court Visitor restrictions due to gastrointestinal illness end at Prince County Hospital Colonel Gray cross-country team places 2nd at international event Bringing the farm home: Residents at the Mount get visit from farm animals P.E.I.'s fuel prices all up for October

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4 cruise ships at once not ideal, says Port Charlottetown | Impaired driving convictions jump for P.E.I. youth | Elementary school struggles with bacteria in water | Playwright 'thrilled' to see Kronborg — The Hamlet Rock Musical back at Charlottetown Festival

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4 cruise ships at once not ideal, says Port Charlottetown Tue, 2 Oct 2018 18:00:00 EDT Port Charlottetown says while it was happy to welcome a record four cruise ships into the harbour Tuesday, it's in no rush to make that the norm.

Impaired driving convictions jump for P.E.I. youth Tue, 2 Oct 2018 16:59:22 EDT P.E.I. has seen a big jump in impaired driving convictions of Island youth in the past five years. Officials don't know why but they are concerned.

Elementary school struggles with bacteria in water Tue, 2 Oct 2018 16:00:00 EDT Despite drilling a new well in the spring, Somerset Elementary School in Kinkora, P.E.I., still has elevated levels of coliform bacteria in its water.

Playwright 'thrilled' to see Kronborg — The Hamlet Rock Musical back at Charlottetown Festival Tue, 2 Oct 2018 15:00:00 EDT It's a show that started with a casual remark to a CBC Radio producer in 1973, but which playwright Cliff Jones found has come to frame his whole life.

Car hits wall in downtown Charlottetown P.E.I. looking for immediate housing solutions 'The birds can't wait': Student has watched decline of songbirds Teddy bear braves surgery to comfort P.E.I. boy How family photos could help prevent the spread of STIs Massive renovation to improve safety at Summerside Boys and Girls Club

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'Like Christmas in Grade 2': Teachers say new literacy resources a needed addition | Work on Stratford's new building for RCMP, fire department and Island EMS expected to begin soon | Solutions to P.E.I.'s housing crunch: Your comments | Better late than never: Snow in Calgary delays Order of P.E.I. ceremony

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'Like Christmas in Grade 2': Teachers say new literacy resources a needed addition Wed, 3 Oct 2018 18:00:00 EDT Some Island primary teachers say the $700,000 the province is spending on eight new literacy coaches and new writing resources should improve students' literacy skills.

Work on Stratford's new building for RCMP, fire department and Island EMS expected to begin soon Wed, 3 Oct 2018 17:00:00 EDT The mayor of Stratford, P.E.I., is hoping work on the town's new Emergency Services Building will get underway soon now that the winning construction bid has been approved by council. He also said he hopes taxes won’t have to go up to pay for it.

Solutions to P.E.I.'s housing crunch: Your comments Wed, 3 Oct 2018 16:00:00 EDT On Tuesday, as part of the government's Housing Action Plan, the province announced it was looking for long-term housing proposals and ideas to create new affordable housing.

Better late than never: Snow in Calgary delays Order of P.E.I. ceremony Wed, 3 Oct 2018 15:00:00 EDT A record snowfall in Calgary meant some waiting around at Fanningbank to finish the official Order of P.E.I. ceremony on Wednesday.

Language at the heart of drinking and driving trial on P.E.I. Young P.E.I. chef aims to shine among world's top CEOs Order of P.E.I. recipient 'overwhelmed and a little bit nervous' Crapaud breaking ground on new clinic this month Why this man is letting cycling tourists stay at his house for free How a mom of 5 is reducing single-use plastic

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Islanders answer call for Emergency Animal Response Team | New Stratford emergency services building bound to be election issue, say mayoral candidates | P.E.I. Sisters in Spirit vigil remembers missing and murdered Indigenous women | Local developer plans to purchase Sears property, turn it into retail centre

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Islanders answer call for Emergency Animal Response Team Thu, 4 Oct 2018 18:29:08 EDT A P.E.I. group that cares for animals in times of emergency says there's no shortage of support for the cause from Islanders.

New Stratford emergency services building bound to be election issue, say mayoral candidates Thu, 4 Oct 2018 17:00:00 EDT Stratford's three mayoral candidates say they expect to hear plenty of questions about the town's newly approved emergency services building — and how they plan to pay for it.

P.E.I. Sisters in Spirit vigil remembers missing and murdered Indigenous women Thu, 4 Oct 2018 16:00:00 EDT Confederation Landing in Charlottetown was a sombre scene full of song and prayers Thursday morning as people gathered for the 13th annual Sisters in Spirit Vigil.

Local developer plans to purchase Sears property, turn it into retail centre Thu, 4 Oct 2018 15:06:52 EDT A local developer is planning to purchase the Sears property in Charlottetown and convert it into a "power centre" featuring retail stores.

'No other way' says agriculture minister about USMCA supply management hit Suicide prevention concert honours late Nathan Condon What you may not know about arthritis on P.E.I. P.E.I. infanticide case adjourned due to new evidence How this Islander worked his way across the continent in the mid-20th century Saudi students told a UPEI degree is still possible

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Trade deal could mean end to 'uncertainty' for some Island exporters | Charlottetown bishop welcomes new guidelines aimed at protecting minors from abuse | Revenue from PNP defaults tops $17M for 2nd straight year on P.E.I. | Pedestrian struck at Charlottetown crosswalk

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Trade deal could mean end to 'uncertainty' for some Island exporters Fri, 5 Oct 2018 18:00:00 EDT The tentative trade deal could help calm the waters with our neighbour to the south, but steel fabricators on P.E.I. continue to seek export markets, and supply sources, beyond the U.S.

Charlottetown bishop welcomes new guidelines aimed at protecting minors from abuse Fri, 5 Oct 2018 18:00:00 EDT The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops has released new guidelines intended to better and investigate child sexual abuse.

Revenue from PNP defaults tops $17M for 2nd straight year on P.E.I. Fri, 5 Oct 2018 17:00:00 EDT The P.E.I. government took in $17.6M in revenues in 2017-18 from immigrant investors who defaulted on deposits made to the province. That figure nearly matches the $18M the province took in the previous fiscal year.

Pedestrian struck at Charlottetown crosswalk Fri, 5 Oct 2018 15:37:37 EDT A pedestrian was hit by a car in a crosswalk at University Avenue and Enman Crescent North on Friday afternoon.

P.E.I. dairy farmers hijack government announcement Stories of Terry Fox 'never get old,' says his brother More wildlife management areas could be coming to P.E.I. 9 fun things to do this Thanksgiving weekend Island artists turn 102-year-old schoolhouse into workspace Love locks, the virtual office and running through vision loss: Listen to our latest podcast

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P.E.I. golfer missing for six hours found safe | Situation stabilized at Saint John oil refinery following explosion, fire | New fall ferry schedule between P.E.I., Nova Scotia starts Tuesday | As food bank need grows, Évangéline Food Drive organizer hopes for more donations

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P.E.I. golfer missing for six hours found safe Mon, 8 Oct 2018 15:22:58 EDT An elderly man is home safe after he went missing for more than six hours on a P.E.I. golf course Sunday evening.

Situation stabilized at Saint John oil refinery following explosion, fire Mon, 8 Oct 2018 09:40:58 EDT Eight hours after an explosion and fire at the Irving Oil refinery in Saint John shook the city and sent several contractors to hospital with non-life threatening injuries, the situation has been stabilized, Emergency Measures Organization officials say.

New fall ferry schedule between P.E.I., Nova Scotia starts Tuesday Mon, 8 Oct 2018 13:17:55 EDT The new schedule sees the 11:15 a.m. and 2:45 p.m. departures from Wood Islands, P.E.I., and 1 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. from Caribou, N.S., cut.

As food bank need grows, Évangéline Food Drive organizer hopes for more donations Mon, 8 Oct 2018 10:18:29 EDT Organizers of a food drive in western P.E.I. say donations have been a lot less than in the past, despite growing demand.

Cool things to know about P.E.I.'s great blue herons Thanksgiving Monday: What's open and closed on P.E.I. Firefighters frustrated by motorists driving through emergency scene Your ancestor could be a Middlemore child and you might not know Fall for seasonal P.E.I. beer this autumn Is standup comedy an art? Comedians call for access to funding

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Intersection under review in Charlottetown | Down payment loan limits will force buyers to rural P.E.I.: Real Estate Association | Diabetes guidelines now in P.E.I. schools | Brown booby hops ferry to P.E.I., rides back to N.S. next morning

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Intersection under review in Charlottetown Tue, 9 Oct 2018 18:42:54 EDT Charlottetown police say they are reviewing events surrounding a collision at the crosswalk on University Avenue near Enman Crescent, where a pedestrian was hit Friday.

Down payment loan limits will force buyers to rural P.E.I.: Real Estate Association Tue, 9 Oct 2018 18:00:00 EDT P.E.I.'s real estate association says Islanders hoping to take advantage of the province's new down payment assistance program will likely need to do their house hunting in rural P.E.I.

Diabetes guidelines now in P.E.I. schools Tue, 9 Oct 2018 17:05:04 EDT New guidelines to help students with diabetes are now in place at P.E.I. schools. Provincial officials announced the details today saying it's part of an overall plan to provide better training for staff and make sure all schools are able to offer the same care.

Brown booby hops ferry to P.E.I., rides back to N.S. next morning Tue, 9 Oct 2018 16:00:00 EDT On the ride over to P.E.I. the bird sat around like every other passenger, although it probably wondered why everyone was staring at it.

17 fatalities 'too many' on P.E.I. roads, say RCMP P.E.I. unemployment rate below 10% for 5 straight months One-man food drive to continue in Montague area With highway diverted around town, Cornwall reimagines Main Street Canadian Cancer Society wants to hear from Islanders about colorectal screenings Roadkill crows installed outside Confederation Centre Art Gallery

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UPEISU pilot project offers mental-health supports to students | ESL program brings big boost to student numbers at Charlottetown private school | Equestrian centre denied land application by province | Courier van driver pleads guilty in crash that killed woman

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UPEISU pilot project offers mental-health supports to students Wed, 10 Oct 2018 18:00:00 EDT Students at UPEI are trying out a new online tool to help with everything from nutrition to life coaching to mental health support — and now have round the clock access to professional help.

ESL program brings big boost to student numbers at Charlottetown private school Wed, 10 Oct 2018 17:19:17 EDT When Grace Christian School in Charlottetown opened almost 40 years ago, the administration never it expected the school to have an extensive English as a second language program. But with growing immigration, that's become a big part of the school's focus.

Equestrian centre denied land application by province Wed, 10 Oct 2018 17:00:00 EDT A proposal for an equestrian therapeutic centre to move into Meadowbank has been turned down by the province.

Courier van driver pleads guilty in crash that killed woman Wed, 10 Oct 2018 16:00:00 EDT A P.E.I. man who was driving a courier van while under the influence of alcohol has pleaded guilty to causing a woman's death.

Physiotherapy association wants better access for patients Hurricane Michael could bring heavy rain to P.E.I. P.E.I. schools get $1.5M for international student recruitment Life is a Balancing Act at the Charlottetown Film Festival Walks for Thoughts a 'safety blanket' for mental health Charlottetown council approves new National Building Code

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Small P.E.I. communities pool resources to meet new elections requirements | Accessible playground breaks down barriers | P.E.I. just got 195 new Canadian citizens | Chief Brian Francis appointed to Senate

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Small P.E.I. communities pool resources to meet new elections requirements Thu, 11 Oct 2018 18:00:00 EDT In her office in a community centre basement, Sarah Weeks organizes the municipal affairs for Hunter River, P.E.I. Weeks has served as the municipality's CAO for about six years.

Accessible playground breaks down barriers Thu, 11 Oct 2018 17:00:00 EDT Charlottetown's first accessible playground opened to the public Thursday.

P.E.I. just got 195 new Canadian citizens Thu, 11 Oct 2018 16:00:00 EDT Hugs and laughter at the Murphy Centre as friends and family welcome newcomers — and some not so new — to the ranks of Canada's citizenry.

Chief Brian Francis appointed to Senate Thu, 11 Oct 2018 14:12:07 EDT Brian Francis, chief of the Abegweit First Nation on P.E.I. for the past 12 years, has been appointed to Senate.

West Nile virus detected in 3 dead crows on P.E.I. Mark Arendz already counting down to 2022 Paralympics Top rugby players in Maritimes competing on P.E.I. New service launched to help P.E.I. veterans transition to civilian life Student newspaper aims to break down international barriers Town of Stratford on track for record development year

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'I will accept my job back,' says chair of community council fired by province | 'So thankful': SD card found on P.E.I. contains Sask. couple's honeymoon in the Maritimes | Please don't block charging stations, says electric car driver | 6 fun things to do on P.E.I. this weekend

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'I will accept my job back,' says chair of community council fired by province Fri, 12 Oct 2018 17:57:27 EDT The former chair of Souris West community council says he’s now waiting for the minister who fired him to offer him his job back.

'So thankful': SD card found on P.E.I. contains Sask. couple's honeymoon in the Maritimes Fri, 12 Oct 2018 16:00:00 EDT Heather Simonson, of Kerrobert, Sask., got married to her husband in June of 2016 and the pair took to the Maritimes for a honeymoon of hiking, travelling and fine dining by the sea — except a big chunk of their photos of the trip went missing.

Please don't block charging stations, says electric car driver Fri, 12 Oct 2018 17:00:00 EDT The owner of an electric car is asking drivers of gas-powered vehicles to avoid parking at charging stations on P.E.I.

6 fun things to do on P.E.I. this weekend Fri, 12 Oct 2018 16:00:00 EDT The leaves are beginning to turn, so it's a great time to get out on some of P.E.I.'s beautiful trails for a walk or family bike ride. Here are some more suggestions for entertainment this weekend.

Roadkill crows, the future of the Sisters of St. Martha, and walks for thoughts: Listen to our latest podcast Judge rules bitcoin company not responsible for woman's loss in scam P.E.I.'s record tourism run could be over Baby lobster numbers point to healthy future for P.E.I. fishery Workplace injuries hurt the most at home, says new campaign Sun disrupting CBC Radio on P.E.I. this week

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Memorial box thought to be filled with ashes found at Summerside thrift store | No plans for seatbelts on Island school buses, but discussions expected | What it will look like when you buy cannabis in-store and online on P.E.I. | New trade deal a 'game-changer' for ADL, says dairy processor

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Memorial box thought to be filled with ashes found at Summerside thrift store Mon, 15 Oct 2018 18:00:00 EDT Workers at the Salvation Army Thrift Store in Summerside are looking for the rightful owner of a memorial box they believe could contain ashes, after they discovered it bundled with other donations left on their front step.

No plans for seatbelts on Island school buses, but discussions expected Mon, 15 Oct 2018 17:21:38 EDT An official with the Public Schools Branch says there are no immediate plans to put more seatbelts on Island school buses, but expects the issue will be up for discussion in light of new information.

What it will look like when you buy cannabis in-store and online on P.E.I. Mon, 15 Oct 2018 17:40:51 EDT From Wednesday on, cannabis will be legal across Canada and this is how the whole purchasing process will go down on P.E.I.

New trade deal a 'game-changer' for ADL, says dairy processor Mon, 15 Oct 2018 16:00:00 EDT The new USMCA trade deal will be a blow for P.E.I.'s largest dairy processor, Amalgamated Dairies Limited (ADL), but is an obstacle it can work around.

Chinese-English school for P.E.I. on hold P.E.I.'s railroad recognized on national stage Filmmaker from P.E.I. explores dark mystery in documentary Foreigner coming to Charlottetown in March P.E.I. shellfish companies get over $700K for new equipment Ferries cancelled Tuesday as strong winds expected

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Purolator 'confident' it's ready for P.E.I. home cannabis delivery | Judge orders 3 dogs be euthanized | Cruise ship cancellations 'disappointing' for local restaurants and businesses | New development planned for old community gardens land

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Purolator 'confident' it's ready for P.E.I. home cannabis delivery Tue, 16 Oct 2018 18:00:00 EDT Purolator says its drivers are ready to deliver recreational pot to Island homes, and ensure only those 19 and older are signing off on it.

Judge orders 3 dogs be euthanized Tue, 16 Oct 2018 17:42:32 EDT A judge has ordered three dogs be put down as a result of their attacks on a woman earlier this year.

Cruise ship cancellations 'disappointing' for local restaurants and businesses Tue, 16 Oct 2018 17:00:00 EDT Four cruise ship sailings were cancelled Tuesday due to a wind warning on P.E.I.

New development planned for old community gardens land Tue, 16 Oct 2018 16:00:00 EDT The owner of the old community garden property on Mount Edward Road in Charlottetown hopes to sell the land to a housing developer for apartment buildings.

Found: Owner of ashes accidentally donated to thrift shop Eddie Rice not running for Charlottetown council Thief smashed through garage gate to steal truck, says province Strong winds lead to power outages in P.E.I. Ready to hoot your bud? A guide to lingo for legalized marijuana Report silent on whether lobster fishing should be allowed in marine protected areas

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'It's a scary feeling': P.E.I. school bus drivers urge more action on illegal passing | Dragons' Den star says business spirit 'alive and well' on P.E.I. | NDP calls for $15 minimum wage for P.E.I. in 2019 | Abegweit First Nation band election to be held in April

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'It's a scary feeling': P.E.I. school bus drivers urge more action on illegal passing Wed, 17 Oct 2018 18:21:37 EDT School bus drivers on P.E.I. are calling on police and government to do more to stop drivers from passing buses that have their red lights flashing.

Dragons' Den star says business spirit 'alive and well' on P.E.I. Wed, 17 Oct 2018 15:50:42 EDT Dragons’ Den star Manjit Minhas was browsing the shops in downtown Charlottetown with her husband and two daughters on Tuesday when three people approached her with business pitches.

NDP calls for $15 minimum wage for P.E.I. in 2019 Wed, 17 Oct 2018 16:00:00 EDT P.E.I.’s NDP leader Joe Byrne challenged the province’s premier to come up with a plan to increase the minimum wage to $15 an hour in 2019.

Abegweit First Nation band election to be held in April Wed, 17 Oct 2018 15:00:00 EDT With the recent resignation of its chief, the Abegweit First Nation will hold the band election a month earlier than scheduled.

Why the 1st man in line at Charlottetown's cannabis store couldn't buy anything How did we do? Health PEI wants more feedback from patients Tourist from Australia arrested in P.E.I. on child porn charges Accidents can have lasting impact on family, friends, says P.E.I. man New Three Rivers council will make decision on town hall location Charlottetown nun creating safe place for Islanders away from drugs and alcohol

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This homeless squatter was facing jail time, but the judge had a different idea | Brian Francis helped pick senator before he became one — but says he was cleared of conflict | P.E.I. Potato Board uses seed farm to bring new varieties to fields | Lawyer in infanticide case to ask for mental health assessment

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This homeless squatter was facing jail time, but the judge had a different idea Thu, 18 Oct 2018 18:00:00 EDT A homeless man who was arrested for sleeping in a vacant house won't be going to jail. The judge decided a quirk in the provincial jail schedule — and the man's circumstances — dictate otherwise.

Brian Francis helped pick senator before he became one — but says he was cleared of conflict Thu, 18 Oct 2018 17:00:23 EDT P.E.I.’s newest senator Brian Francis says he sought and obtained clearance from the federal ethics commissioner to apply for a position with the senate.

P.E.I. Potato Board uses seed farm to bring new varieties to fields Thu, 18 Oct 2018 16:00:00 EDT The P.E.I. Potato Board is using its seed farm in Fox Island, P.E.I., to get new varieties into Island fields quickly and safely.

Lawyer in infanticide case to ask for mental health assessment Thu, 18 Oct 2018 13:43:38 EDT The case of a Charlottetown woman charged with infanticide was in provincial court briefly Thursday.

David Helwig, former P.E.I. poet laureate, dies Out-of-province ID rejected at cannabis store, says P.E.I. woman 1st day P.E.I. cannabis sales total over $150K Call me 'her': Why pronouns matter: Opinion Charlottetown helps with tree cleanup after wind storm P.E.I. Symphony enters new season debt free

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Province pulls electronic ID scanners from cannabis stores | Tourist from Australia released from custody, ordered to wear ankle bracelet | Man who could have caused 'catastrophe' at Charlottetown Airport sentenced to jail | Islander's hockey dream still alive — just not as a player

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Province pulls electronic ID scanners from cannabis stores Fri, 19 Oct 2018 17:54:15 EDT Finance Minister Heath MacDonald said the scanners will be gone for good, unless there's some other need or reason to bring them back.

Tourist from Australia released from custody, ordered to wear ankle bracelet Fri, 19 Oct 2018 18:00:00 EDT A P.E.I. judge released an Australian tourist facing child pornography charges from jail in Charlottetown provincial court Friday on the condition that he wears an ankle bracelet until he goes to trial.

Man who could have caused 'catastrophe' at Charlottetown Airport sentenced to jail Fri, 19 Oct 2018 17:00:00 EDT At the sentencing for a man who broke through a padlocked gate at the Charlottetown airport and parked his car near the tarmac, Judge Nancy Orr said it was "not your typical impaired driving case."

Islander's hockey dream still alive — just not as a player Fri, 19 Oct 2018 16:00:00 EDT When Tanner Doiron realized he wasn't going to make a career out of playing hockey, he turned his attention to becoming a top referee.

9 fun things to do on P.E.I. this mid-October weekend P.E.I. 8-Ball League ready to host national pool tournament Privacy commissioner investigating personal data collection at cannabis stores Proper pronouns, budding spuds and getting ready for the big leagues: Listen to our latest podcast Who is running for mayor and council in 4 P.E.I. municipalities Sensory friendly shopping hour offered at some P.E.I. grocery stores

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Communities short on nominees given extension, minister may have to intervene | Main Street redesign, safety, priorities for Cornwall mayoral candidates | 1st plane touches down on rebuilt runway at Charlottetown Airport | UPEI offers cannabis course to organizations

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Communities short on nominees given extension, minister may have to intervene Mon, 22 Oct 2018 18:00:00 EDT Finding enough candidates to make up a council is proving to be a challenge for several Island communities.

Main Street redesign, safety, priorities for Cornwall mayoral candidates Mon, 22 Oct 2018 17:20:59 EDT Cornwall, P.E.I., is going to look different in the years to come with the bypass project set to be complete within the year and a Main Street redesign in the works.

1st plane touches down on rebuilt runway at Charlottetown Airport Mon, 22 Oct 2018 17:00:00 EDT The main runway reopened Monday, after a six-month overhaul. The airport authority calls it a major upgrade to a major provincial asset.

UPEI offers cannabis course to organizations Mon, 22 Oct 2018 16:00:00 EDT UPEI is offering a course for organizations interested in hearing more about the implications of cannabis legalization for human resources, or HR, as well as social and cultural policy.

Here's where mayors have been acclaimed on P.E.I. Rental housing scam warning issued by RCMP Fisherman statue marks industry's importance to North Shore Return of Charlottetown Islanders baseball 'promising' P.E.I. retailers holding at $200M sales Nomination deadline extended for some P.E.I. municipalities

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Man rescued in frigid waters off Malpeque, P.E.I. | Fight over drug deal nets Summerside man 2 years in jail | P.E.I. charities seek capital gains tax break on donations | How mayoral candidates in Three Rivers plan to unite the newly-created town

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Man rescued in frigid waters off Malpeque, P.E.I. Tue, 23 Oct 2018 17:02:57 EDT A man who fell overboard was rescued from the cold waters off Malpeque on P.E.I.'s North Shore Tuesday.

Fight over drug deal nets Summerside man 2 years in jail Tue, 23 Oct 2018 17:05:32 EDT One of four suspects in an argument over a drug deal in May in Summerside, P.E.I., was sentenced Tuesday to two years in jail, which will be served in P.E.I.

P.E.I. charities seek capital gains tax break on donations Tue, 23 Oct 2018 18:00:00 EDT Ten Island charities have written the Prime Minister and leaders of other parties asking them to consider waiving capital gains tax on donations of stocks in private companies or real estate.

How mayoral candidates in Three Rivers plan to unite the newly-created town Tue, 23 Oct 2018 16:00:00 EDT The five people campaigning to be mayor of the new town of Three Rivers have a unique issue to deal with. How does a community pull together — when a good portion of its residents didn't want to be part of the new, amalgamated town in the first place?

Trampolining fox greets mother and daughter Waiting more than 2 days for a cannabis delivery? This could be why P.E.I. 'disappointed' in new fuel charge, but pleased to escape federal carbon tax From Confederation to the Great War: P.E.I. digital newspaper collection expanding 'Get out of here,' fishermen tell crew on Northern Pulp survey boat Downtown Charlottetown library to move to Dominion Building

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Critics weigh in on province's carbon tax deal | School bus stop near miss 'one of the scariest moments of my life' | Abortion pill more available than before says Health PEI | Pot smoking not allowed at UPEI, Holland College

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Critics weigh in on province's carbon tax deal Wed, 24 Oct 2018 18:00:00 EDT Critics of the MacLauchlan government came out swinging from both sides of the political ring Wednesday, a day after P.E.I. announced an agreement with the federal government that will lead to carbon taxes being applied on gas and diesel sold in the province.

School bus stop near miss 'one of the scariest moments of my life' Wed, 24 Oct 2018 08:49:05 EDT A P.E.I. mother watched helplessly Tuesday morning as a driver drove past a stopped school bus and almost ran down her six-year-old daughter.

Abortion pill more available than before says Health PEI Wed, 24 Oct 2018 11:11:31 EDT The abortion pill is more readily available on Prince Edward Island than before, according to Health PEI.

Pot smoking not allowed at UPEI, Holland College Wed, 24 Oct 2018 17:00:00 EDT Even though cannabis is now legal, pot smokers will not be lighting up at UPEI or Holland College.

Holland College students get opportunity to study in Ireland Cold, wet weather a challenge for P.E.I. potato farmers Housing investment on P.E.I. peaks early in 2018 Together is better for Christmas hamper donations Recreational pot use banned at P.E.I. public housing buildings Clean up mushrooms from your yard, veterinarian warns

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'Fighting for his life': Fisherman recounts harrowing rescue from waters off Malpeque | UPEI's historic Dalton Hall converted to dedicated space for students | Affordability key issue in Stratford municipal election | Island group aims to preserve classic country music, support next generation

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'Fighting for his life': Fisherman recounts harrowing rescue from waters off Malpeque Thu, 25 Oct 2018 16:00:00 EDT A fisherman from Lennox Island says he's thankful to be alive after he went overboard off Malpeque, P.E.I., on Tuesday.

UPEI's historic Dalton Hall converted to dedicated space for students Thu, 25 Oct 2018 18:00:00 EDT After a year and a half, renovations are complete on one of UPEI's oldest buildings. Dalton Hall was constructed in 1917 and served as a men's residence. Now, it functions as a centre devoted to students.

Affordability key issue in Stratford municipal election Thu, 25 Oct 2018 17:00:45 EDT With a population growing at a quick pace and infrastructure plans to match, managing Stratford as it grows will be a balancing act for the winner of the mayor's seat.

Island group aims to preserve classic country music, support next generation Thu, 25 Oct 2018 15:00:00 EDT A recently created Island organization is working to keep the classics of country music alive on P.E.I.

Workforce growth key to tourism success, says federal tourism official Eptek Centre to celebrate 40th anniversary with a facelift Taxis, buses to feel the sting of P.E.I.'s new fuel tax Snow falls in western P.E.I., drivers warned to be cautious Housing talk dominates Charlottetown mayor's debate Mi'kmaq elders share tradition of building a birchbark canoe

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Bus driver wants action after young passenger nearly struck by vehicle | Homeowner fights province's demand to move his driveway down the road | Charlottetown Airport moving to bilingual services | Province confirms 'ongoing discussions' with Holland College over event grounds

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Bus driver wants action after young passenger nearly struck by vehicle Fri, 26 Oct 2018 17:00:00 EDT The bus driver who watched his young passenger nearly get struck by a Jeep this week says the P.E.I. government needs to take measures immediately to deter drivers from whizzing past stopped school buses.

Homeowner fights province's demand to move his driveway down the road Fri, 26 Oct 2018 18:00:00 EDT A man who's building his home on a rural property near St. Peters has a cautionary tale — about where the province will and won't allow driveways to be built.

Charlottetown Airport moving to bilingual services Fri, 26 Oct 2018 17:00:00 EDT Changes coming to the Charlottetown Airport could make things easier for French-speaking passengers.

Province confirms 'ongoing discussions' with Holland College over event grounds Fri, 26 Oct 2018 16:00:00 EDT CBC has learned that discussions over the future of the Charlottetown Event Grounds are underway with Holland College.

8 fun things to do on P.E.I. this last weekend of October P.E.I. minimum wage going up 70 cents 200 Model T Fords expected on P.E.I. next summer A harrowing rescue, the future of plastics and glamorous cows: Listen to our latest podcast P.E.I. approves $2M loan for genetically-modified salmon grower 'Healing tree' sprouts on hospital nature trail

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Why going blind hasn't stopped this P.E.I. woman from volunteering | Wellington mayor's position uncertain as no candidate steps forward | Woman accused of attempted murder to go before P.E.I. Supreme Court judge | Dog euthanized following attack by two other dogs, says Humane Society

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Why going blind hasn't stopped this P.E.I. woman from volunteering Mon, 29 Oct 2018 18:00:00 EDT Going blind hasn't stopped Sandra Gallagher of Summerside, P.E.I., from volunteering for her favourite cause, the Coats for Kids drive.

Wellington mayor's position uncertain as no candidate steps forward Mon, 29 Oct 2018 17:00:00 EDT With the extended deadline for nominations in P.E.I. municipal elections now closed, Wellington is the only community that does not have an incoming mayor.

Woman accused of attempted murder to go before P.E.I. Supreme Court judge Mon, 29 Oct 2018 16:42:58 EDT A woman from Queens County accused of attempted murder has chosen to have her case heard by a P.E.I. Supreme Court judge after an incident in August.

Dog euthanized following attack by two other dogs, says Humane Society Mon, 29 Oct 2018 16:16:51 EDT The P.E.I. Humane Society says it is investigating after a dog was euthanized following an attack by two other dogs in Stratford, P.E.I.

Future of Evangeline School being discussed Holland College negotiating ownership of Charlottetown Event Grounds RCMP reminding Islanders not to drive high following cannabis legalization TSB calls out fishing industry after deadliest year in more than a decade How to get over your money shame What a P.E.I. woman gained by losing 130 pounds

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Packaging problems causing delays for P.E.I.-based pot supplier | Summerside mayoral candidates focus on housing, cost of living and business growth | Police search for tipster in 30-year-old unsolved murder | Cancer Society wig provider ending national hair-donation program

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Packaging problems causing delays for P.E.I.-based pot supplier Tue, 30 Oct 2018 18:00:00 EDT The only licensed cannabis producer based on P.E.I. says problems with its packaging have led to delays getting products on store shelves.

Summerside mayoral candidates focus on housing, cost of living and business growth Tue, 30 Oct 2018 18:00:00 EDT As the three mayoral candidates go door-to-door in Summerside, there is a recurring theme from the conversations: it's getting harder for people to afford to live in the city.

Police search for tipster in 30-year-old unsolved murder Tue, 30 Oct 2018 17:07:20 EDT Charlottetown police are trying to find a man who offered information about the unsolved murder of Byron Carr in 1988.

Cancer Society wig provider ending national hair-donation program Tue, 30 Oct 2018 16:56:09 EDT Pantene Beautiful Lengths, a program that has been taking hair donations and making wigs for the Canadian Cancer Society, will stop accepting donations at year's end.

Dogs that allegedly attacked other dog declared 'dangerous' Power restored in eastern P.E.I. P.E.I. cider wins big at Atlantic awards Why P.E.I. is giving people money for rent P.E.I. minister found guilty of fraud in Ontario From Summerside to L.A.: A P.E.I. man's journey to Jeopardy

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Ongoing postal strikes causing delivery delays on P.E.I. | High-tech robot to help with bioscience research at UPEI | Three Rivers election not run by Elections P.E.I. due to lack of time, staff | Higher-than-budgeted tax revenue leads to $75M surplus for P.E.I.

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Ongoing postal strikes causing delivery delays on P.E.I. Wed, 31 Oct 2018 18:15:31 EDT Both Canada Post and the union representing its workers say ongoing strikes are creating delivery delays for Island customers.

High-tech robot to help with bioscience research at UPEI Wed, 31 Oct 2018 18:00:00 EDT A new $1.3 million high-tech robot is helping bioscientists at UPEI advance their research, as they search for ingredients to use in everyday products, like skin cream and shampoo.

Three Rivers election not run by Elections P.E.I. due to lack of time, staff Wed, 31 Oct 2018 16:00:00 EDT Elections P.E.I. says it is not administering the municipal election for the newly amalgamated Three Rivers because there was not enough staff or enough time to do so.

Higher-than-budgeted tax revenue leads to $75M surplus for P.E.I. Wed, 31 Oct 2018 16:12:02 EDT The Province of Prince Edward Island ended the 2017-18 fiscal year with a surplus of $75.2 million, much larger than expected.

From burgers to Bob Ross, here's what some Islanders are going as this Halloween New 'public disclosure statements' for P.E.I. councils might not actually be public P.E.I. PCs to choose new leader Feb. 9 Woman charged after police see open bag of pot in car How a mysterious haunting at UPEI came to an end 'It was never about the costumes': The Story Line

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Cavendish Farms asks for doubling of P.E.I. land ownership limits | Changes made to Albany bus stop where girl was almost struck | Should short-term rentals be regulated? Charlottetown mayoral candidates weigh in | P.E.I.'s wide ranging and wacky weather to be expected, says meteorologist

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Cavendish Farms asks for doubling of P.E.I. land ownership limits Thu, 1 Nov 2018 18:00:00 EDT The head of Cavendish Farms warned a legislative committee Thursday about “significant threats to the long-term sustainability of potato farming on Prince Edward Island,” while asking government to double land ownership limits imposed on Island potato farmers.

Changes made to Albany bus stop where girl was almost struck Thu, 1 Nov 2018 17:45:01 EDT Changes are being made to a school bus route in Albany, P.E.I., where a six-year-old girl was almost hit by a car while she was crossing the Trans-Canada Highway.

Should short-term rentals be regulated? Charlottetown mayoral candidates weigh in Thu, 1 Nov 2018 17:00:00 EDT Housing has dominated the conversation around P.E.I.'s municipal elections in many centres, but none more than the capital city.

P.E.I.'s wide ranging and wacky weather to be expected, says meteorologist Thu, 1 Nov 2018 16:00:00 EDT Prince Edward Islanders have experienced a lot of variability in the weather over the last six months, but not a whole lot more than might be expected, says Environment Canada meteorologist Linda Libby.

Woman charged with dangerous driving had son in backseat, RCMP say New kidney-care clinic opens at Queen Elizabeth Hospital Elections P.E.I. mock results page accidentally made public for an hour Man arrested in West Prince Halloween fire Autism and 1st responders: How tip sheets can help Special weather statement calls for up to 80 mm of rain

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UPEI Student Union looking into new shuttle service | P.E.I. Bag Company goes back to its roots as plastic bag ban approaches | Roger Jabbour, former band teacher, acquitted on sex charges | 7 fun things to do this first weekend of November

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UPEI Student Union looking into new shuttle service Fri, 2 Nov 2018 18:00:00 EDT The UPEI Student Union is proposing a new shuttle service for students called Panther Patrol.

P.E.I. Bag Company goes back to its roots as plastic bag ban approaches Fri, 2 Nov 2018 17:00:00 EDT The P.E.I. legislation banning plastic checkout bags coming into effect in 2019 is inspiring a couple of industries to look back to the past for more environmentally friendly packaging. The P.E.I. Bag Company in Bedeque, P.E.I. is tapping into its roots with a new line of reusable shopping bags.

Roger Jabbour, former band teacher, acquitted on sex charges Fri, 2 Nov 2018 10:20:23 EDT Roger Jabbour, the former band teacher at Colonel Gray High School in Charlottetown, has been acquitted of charges of sexual exploitation involving a former student.

7 fun things to do this first weekend of November Fri, 2 Nov 2018 16:00:00 EDT It's all about the music this weekend, with a wealth of riches concert-wise.

RCMP following up on tips in school bus passing incident 'I'd be 400 pounds today or I'd be dead': Listen to our latest podcast Charlottetown to shift pumping downstream to conserve river Social assistance rates taking big jump on P.E.I. P.E.I. unemployment rate hits record low Police investigating theft of poppy donation can

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'Democracy at work' in P.E.I.'s municipal election day so far | Victoria-by-the-Sea says goodbye to beloved tree | Why some Charlottetown kids got to vote today | P.E.I. remembrance ceremony highlights Indigenous contributions to Canada's war efforts

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'Democracy at work' in P.E.I.'s municipal election day so far Mon, 5 Nov 2018 17:08:14 EST Polls closed in P.E.I.'s municipal elections at 7 p.m. Monday — the first elections under P.E.I.'s new Municipal Government Act, which requires even small municipalities to hold elections.

Victoria-by-the-Sea says goodbye to beloved tree Mon, 5 Nov 2018 17:23:17 EST The tree known as the biggest on Prince Edward Island has been diagnosed with Dutch elm disease and will be cut down over the next few days.

Why some Charlottetown kids got to vote today Mon, 5 Nov 2018 16:00:00 EST Voters across P.E.I. went to the polls Monday to vote in municipal elections, including students in Grades 4, 5 and 6 at Spring Park Elementary, who held a mock election.

P.E.I. remembrance ceremony highlights Indigenous contributions to Canada's war efforts Mon, 5 Nov 2018 16:01:32 EST A remembrance ceremony in Charlottetown highlighted Indigenous contributions to Canada's war efforts over the years. According to Veterans Affairs Canada,12,000 Indigenous soldiers fought in the two world wars and Korea.

'One wrong move': 6 Islanders killed on ATVs, snowmobiles since 2012 More rain on the way for P.E.I. Holland College proposes sports field for Charlottetown Event Grounds P.E.I. students honour veterans with gravesite poppies Charlottetown's Alysha Corrigan joins Canada's rugby squad Souris school reopens after closing for disinfection

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More women elected on P.E.I. a good sign, but more to be done say women's groups | House fire in central P.E.I. causes 'catastrophic damage,' prompts response from 5 fire departments | What to do with the Charlottetown Event Grounds? Your comments | Island man sentenced for assault on teen in coffee shop washroom

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More women elected on P.E.I. a good sign, but more to be done say women's groups Tue, 6 Nov 2018 18:02:07 EST Groups representing women on P.E.I. are happy to see an increase in the number of women elected on Monday night, but say there is more work to be done.

House fire in central P.E.I. causes 'catastrophic damage,' prompts response from 5 fire departments Tue, 6 Nov 2018 17:00:00 EST Crews from five different fire departments spent hours on Monday night and Tuesday morning putting out a house fire in South Freetown.

What to do with the Charlottetown Event Grounds? Your comments Tue, 6 Nov 2018 16:00:49 EST There are many different ideas about what should happen with Charlottetown's Event Grounds.

Island man sentenced for assault on teen in coffee shop washroom Tue, 6 Nov 2018 15:00:00 EST The victim was a 17-year-old female employee who had been cleaning the men's washroom.

P.E.I. teen tobacco use on the rise, according to Statistics Canada survey P.E.I. announces cuts to income tax, tax on small businesses Voter turnout down in Summerside and Cornwall, up in Stratford Housing, Airbnb and social responsibility: Charlottetown mayor-elect Philip Brown Tight races lead to late night in municipal elections on P.E.I. UPEI economist believes another surprise provincial surplus likely next year

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2 drivers charged with passing school buses | P.E.I. paramedics 'stretched to the max,' says union | Stratford sewage project delayed by budget issue | Long-term care beds to be added to 5 nursing homes

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2 drivers charged with passing school buses Wed, 7 Nov 2018 18:00:00 EST RCMP are reminding drivers not to pass school buses that have their lights flashing after charges were laid recently in two separate incidents.

P.E.I. paramedics 'stretched to the max,' says union Wed, 7 Nov 2018 17:00:00 EST In the last three years, call volumes for Island ambulances have steadily increased. The union that represents P.E.I. paramedics says workers are getting more tired and stressed as a result.

Stratford sewage project delayed by budget issue Wed, 7 Nov 2018 16:00:00 EST It could be close to the end of 2019 before the project to transport sewage from Stratford across the Hillsborough Bridge to Charlottetown is completed.

Long-term care beds to be added to 5 nursing homes Wed, 7 Nov 2018 13:00:00 EST The 100 new long-term care beds announced by the province last spring will be spread across five communities, the government said in an update on Wednesday.

Stratford's WW l soldiers celebrated in new book P.E.I. veterinarians ban 'unnecessary' declawing P.E.I. sets deadline for lobbyists to register Military merit award 'huge, unbelievable' for Charlottetown officer P.E.I. crews on the job to restore electricity for thousands in N.B. 'It felt weird being called sir': 11-year-old P.E.I. historian gets VIP treatment at military camp

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He's back: Herb Dickieson to run for NDP in next provincial election | Abegweit First Nation, soldiers gather to remember Canada's Indigenous veterans | Health PEI aims to curb no-shows with pilot program | Alcide Bernard appointed as Wellington mayor

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He's back: Herb Dickieson to run for NDP in next provincial election Thu, 8 Nov 2018 18:39:41 EST More than two decades after he became P.E.I.’s first and only NDP MLA, Herb Dickieson has returned to provincial politics.

Abegweit First Nation, soldiers gather to remember Canada's Indigenous veterans Thu, 8 Nov 2018 18:00:00 EST Veterans, elders and community members gathered at the Abegweit First Nation Chapel Thursday to honour Canada's Indigenous soldiers.

Health PEI aims to curb no-shows with pilot program Thu, 8 Nov 2018 17:30:26 EST Health PEI is poised to roll out a pilot program in an effort to curb the high rate of patients not showing up for their diagnostic imaging appointments.

Alcide Bernard appointed as Wellington mayor Thu, 8 Nov 2018 16:00:00 EST Municipal elections on P.E.I. came and went on Monday with no one offering for the mayor's position in the West Prince community of Wellington, so current council chair Alcide Bernard will continue as the community's leader.

50 years of fencing lands man in the P.E.I. Sport Hall of Fame Province announces 175 affordable housing units, new UPEI residence 'Who would I call?' 211 service to answer that question for social services Special weather statement forecasts rain and strong winds for P.E.I. P.E.I. gas prices down again Summerside recount goes to Carrie Adams in Ward 8

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Widow thrilled her lobbying paid off with anti-bullying legislation | Remembrance Day message not lost on young Canadians, says brigadier general | P.E.I. cabinet minister under fire for email response: 'I don't speak French' | 5 fun things to do this Remembrance Day weekend

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Widow thrilled her lobbying paid off with anti-bullying legislation Fri, 9 Nov 2018 18:00:00 EST The Eric Donovan Bill is in memory of a man whose death was linked to harassment on the job.

Remembrance Day message not lost on young Canadians, says brigadier general Fri, 9 Nov 2018 17:00:00 EST Remembrance Day has always been special for Brig.-Gen. Derek Macaulay. But the day also carries meaning for younger Canadians, he said, including many new recruits.

P.E.I. cabinet minister under fire for email response: 'I don't speak French' Fri, 9 Nov 2018 13:03:46 EST An email response sent by P.E.I.'s Minister of Transportation Paula Biggar in which she told an Island resident, "I don't speak French" has led to a call for the minister to resign.

5 fun things to do this Remembrance Day weekend Fri, 9 Nov 2018 16:00:00 EST Sunday is Remembrance Day — take time to remember Canada's veterans, and have some fun too.

The mystery of Byron Carr, Riley's collection and 50 years of fencing: Listen to our latest podcast P.E.I. to host 2023 Canada Winter Games Church bells will ring out across Canada and P.E.I. marking 100th anniversary of end of WW I Pedestrian hit on Route 13 in new Glasgow 2 girls hide during Summerside home invasion New MRI machine headed for Queen Elizabeth hospital

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Summerside police arrest man for stealing cars, setting fire inside dealership | Paula Biggar apologizes for failing to respond to email in French | T-shirt inspired by hard season a hit with potato farmers | This P.E.I. teen's passion for history led to a massive memorabilia collection

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Summerside police arrest man for stealing cars, setting fire inside dealership Mon, 12 Nov 2018 15:32:00 EST A 19-year-old Summerside man is facing several charges after police say he stole a vehicle and rammed his way into a car dealership on Water Street in Summerside.

Paula Biggar apologizes for failing to respond to email in French Mon, 12 Nov 2018 12:55:16 EST Paula Biggar, P.E.I.'s Minister of Transportation, Infrastructure and Energy, has apologized on Facebook after failing to respond in French to an email sent to her in that language.

T-shirt inspired by hard season a hit with potato farmers Mon, 12 Nov 2018 10:38:56 EST For one Island woman, what started off as a small favour for a friend has grown into making and selling dozens of shirts for P.E.I. potato farmers.

This P.E.I. teen's passion for history led to a massive memorabilia collection Mon, 12 Nov 2018 11:00:00 EST Cameron Ralph isn't your average 18-year-old. Most of his spare time outside classes at Holland College is spent antiquing or bidding on historical artifacts online.

P.E.I. farmers come together amid tough potato harvest What P.E.I. can learn from a B.C. city's plastic bag ban Special weather statement issued for Tuesday and Wednesday on P.E.I. How hanging around his basement helps a P.E.I. man recover after a near fatal 30-metre fall Charlottetown police investigating hit and run after pedestrian struck Remembrance Day 2018: Islanders share touching tributes to veterans

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RCMP telling P.E.I. drivers to avoid icy roads in Kinkora, Hunter River areas | P.E.I. researchers whipping up video cookbook for people with intellectual disabilities | The most P.E.I. gift: Giant, heart-shaped potato thrills kids | Woman charged with attempted murder sent for mental health assessment

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RCMP telling P.E.I. drivers to avoid icy roads in Kinkora, Hunter River areas Tue, 13 Nov 2018 18:07:19 EST Island RCMP are telling drivers to avoid Route 225 between North Wiltshire and Kinkora, as well as Hunter River, because of dangerous driving conditions.

P.E.I. researchers whipping up video cookbook for people with intellectual disabilities Tue, 13 Nov 2018 18:00:00 EST Researchers at Holland College are developing an online video cookbook designed to encourage people with mild to moderate intellectual disabilities to prepare healthy, balanced and affordable meals.

The most P.E.I. gift: Giant, heart-shaped potato thrills kids Tue, 13 Nov 2018 17:00:00 EST Before this challenging harvest for P.E.I. potato farmers comes to a close there was one heartwarming moment left to be had.

Woman charged with attempted murder sent for mental health assessment Tue, 13 Nov 2018 16:00:00 EST A P.E.I. woman charged with attempted murder has been referred for a psychiatric assessment. The assessment will determine whether she is fit to stand trial and also whether she was mentally stable at the time of the alleged crime.

P.E.I. government to open adoption records P.E.I. housing will remain tight, says CMHC Allan Dale to run for P.E.I. PC leadership Carrie Underwood, Eric Church to play Cavendish Beach festival P.E.I. Federation of Agriculture defends farm convicted in relation to fish kill P.E.I. building permit values rise again

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Intersection closed after car comes in contact with live power line | Rare windy conditions close off Confederation Bridge to all vehicle traffic | Top 2 student prizes brought home by Holland College photographers | Elementary school pilot project aims to keep kids from getting lost

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Intersection closed after car comes in contact with live power line Wed, 14 Nov 2018 18:01:21 EST The intersection of Route 225 and the Colville Road in Hampshire, P.E.I., is closed after a car knocked over a power pole and another car came in contact with the live wires.

Rare windy conditions close off Confederation Bridge to all vehicle traffic Wed, 14 Nov 2018 18:18:15 EST Confederation Bridge was closed to all traffic for hours on Wednesday — a rare event that has only happened around a dozen times in the 21 years of the bridge's operation, the company that operates it said.

Top 2 student prizes brought home by Holland College photographers Wed, 14 Nov 2018 18:00:00 EST Holland College students had a good showing at the Professional Photographers of Canada Atlantic image competition.

Elementary school pilot project aims to keep kids from getting lost Wed, 14 Nov 2018 17:00:00 EST A Charlottetown tech company has partnered with St. Jean Elementary School to test a new system to keep track of children who are at risk of wandering.

Education minister wants clear priorities from French Language School Board Opposition questions government relationship with Cavendish Farms Why a microbiologist says chicken soup may be better for your virus than antibiotics Judge grants order for mental health assessment in infanticide case Snowmen and stand stills: P.E.I.'s 'first real taste of winter' in pictures What a 4,200-km hike taught a member of 10 Strings and a Goat Skin

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Snowy harvest continues for some P.E.I. farmers, for others it's too late | Good Samaritans push cars up hill in Hunter River during snowstorm | P.E.I. Greens question whether social assistance shelter rate increases are enough | Snowfall warning now in effect for P.E.I.

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Snowy harvest continues for some P.E.I. farmers, for others it's too late Thu, 15 Nov 2018 18:00:00 EST Some farmers are scrambling to get crops harvested with all this wicked weather, but for others it's too late.

Good Samaritans push cars up hill in Hunter River during snowstorm Thu, 15 Nov 2018 17:00:00 EST The first snowstorm of the year brought out the best in some people on P.E.I. this week.

P.E.I. Greens question whether social assistance shelter rate increases are enough Thu, 15 Nov 2018 16:06:07 EST Charlottetown-Parkdale MLA Hannah Bell is questioning whether the increase to social assistance shelter rates will be enough support for those who need it.

Snowfall warning now in effect for P.E.I. Thu, 15 Nov 2018 05:53:41 EST A snowfall warning is now in effect for Prince Edward Island with about 15 centimetres of snow expected to cover the province on Friday, Environment Canada says.

Beaujolais Nouveau has arrived on P.E.I. 'There were no secret meetings,' Cavendish Farms says in response to exchange in legislature P.E.I. native inducted into N.S. Sports Hall of Fame P.E.I. government to deliver capital budget Friday P.E.I. Court of Appeal hears arguments on Joel Clow murder conviction Speed restrictions lifted for vessels in the Gulf of St. Lawrence

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A few hundred still without power on P.E.I. | From thrilled to disappointed: P.E.I. school capital projects get mixed reviews | Mi'kmaq Confederacy of P.E.I. breaks ground on Urban Indigenous Centre | P.E.I. boosts funding for sexual assault centre

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A few hundred still without power on P.E.I. Fri, 16 Nov 2018 06:06:00 EST The snow that arrived on P.E.I. Friday is the same kind that created poor travel conditions on Tuesday, says CBC meteorologist Jay Scotland.

From thrilled to disappointed: P.E.I. school capital projects get mixed reviews Fri, 16 Nov 2018 18:00:00 EST While Stratford parents were celebrating a new high school for their community, the chair of the French Language School Board was disappointed that there was no money for the Evangeline school in the P.E.I. capital budget.

Mi'kmaq Confederacy of P.E.I. breaks ground on Urban Indigenous Centre Fri, 16 Nov 2018 17:00:00 EST The Mi'kmaq Confederacy of P.E.I. has broken ground on its new Urban Indigenous Centre in Charlottetown.

P.E.I. boosts funding for sexual assault centre Fri, 16 Nov 2018 16:00:00 EST The provincial government is adding more than $216,000 to the funding of the Prince Edward Island Rape and Sexual Assault Centre.

7 fun things to do on P.E.I. this mid-November weekend (and Monday) Island Storm's new sharpshooters will have to wait another night for debut Stuck in the snow: Listen to our latest podcast P.E.I. government commits to secondary school in Stratford Injured man was aggressor in alleged assault, say police First 2 cases of lab-confirmed influenza reported on P.E.I.

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Infrastructure review could revitalize old school buildings, says Public Schools Branch | P.E.I. adoptee in favour of veto option when it comes to adoption records | Kitchen fire sparked by loose batteries | 'It's a crisis': Lack of affordable housing leaves Islanders with no place to go

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Infrastructure review could revitalize old school buildings, says Public Schools Branch Mon, 19 Nov 2018 18:00:00 EST The director of the P.E.I. Public Schools Branch says he hopes a review of school infrastructure throughout the province could lead to repairs to extend the lives of some of those schools.

P.E.I. adoptee in favour of veto option when it comes to adoption records Mon, 19 Nov 2018 17:38:29 EST An adoptee on P.E.I. is opening up about her support of the veto option in the wake of the province's announcement it will open adoption records.

Kitchen fire sparked by loose batteries Mon, 19 Nov 2018 16:00:00 EST If you have batteries stored loose somewhere in your home, a Charlottetown woman has a warning for you.

'It's a crisis': Lack of affordable housing leaves Islanders with no place to go Mon, 19 Nov 2018 11:00:00 EST The problem of low supply and high demand is making it very difficult for people to find rental housing, a problem that's not expected to change in the next couple of years.

Snowfall warning issued for Prince County Santa's Angels aims to visit 500 homes this year with hugs and ham UPEI student wins big for P.E.I. at Royal Winter Fair P.E.I. aims to post 3rd strong year in manufacturing Mental health plan will 'enhance and build community resources' says minister How woodworking is helping an Island veteran cope with PTSD

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No significant health risks to students from TOSH construction, says P.E.I.'s Public Health Office | Search suspended for missing Charlottetown man | Fire destroys home but chores on farm continue | Shortage of planning officers continues to cause delays for Island developers

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No significant health risks to students from TOSH construction, says P.E.I.'s Public Health Office Tue, 20 Nov 2018 18:04:55 EST P.E.I.'s Chief Public Health Office has completed its independent review of the construction at Three Oaks Senior High School and has concluded there were no significant health risks to students during the renovations.

Search suspended for missing Charlottetown man Tue, 20 Nov 2018 11:40:34 EST Search and Rescue and police crews combing the Parkdale area of Charlottetown Tuesday were unable to find a missing man.

Fire destroys home but chores on farm continue Tue, 20 Nov 2018 16:00:00 EST Alan Weir continues to look after his livestock after a fire destroyed his family's home Sunday in Profits Corner, between Elmsdale and Tignish, P.E.I.

Shortage of planning officers continues to cause delays for Island developers Tue, 20 Nov 2018 16:33:12 EST The government of P.E.I. says it's continuing to have difficulties hiring planning officers. The Official Opposition says that's causing delays for contractors and developers trying to get building permits.

1 month into legalization, P.E.I. Cannabis, FIGR take on more staff to keep up with demand P.E.I. fishermen who died at sea to be remembered with special Christmas tree From peddlers to doctors to fox farming: Hidden history of P.E.I.'s Jews uncovered How a P.E.I. kindergarten class is helping others, one kind message at a time Stratford Elementary receives $15K for new playground P.E.I. snowfall warning now includes Queens and Prince counties

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Several Island pharmacies say Twinrix vaccine out of stock | Sex offender released from jail now back behind bars | Watershed group concerned with Parkdale project water usage | Opposition concerned about patient wait times to see a neurologist

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Several Island pharmacies say Twinrix vaccine out of stock Wed, 21 Nov 2018 18:00:00 EST Several Island pharmacies say Twinrix — a popular vaccine for travellers — is out of stock right now and it's leaving travellers in a bind.

Sex offender released from jail now back behind bars Wed, 21 Nov 2018 17:49:55 EST A Kensington man who has been jailed twice for sex assaults has been put back in prison. He violated his parole by once again using the internet to meet women, using a phoney name.

Watershed group concerned with Parkdale project water usage Wed, 21 Nov 2018 17:00:00 EST Delays to the Parkdale pipe improvement project have residents there running taps to prevent the temporary above-ground pipes from freezing — something that concerns the Winter River Tracadie Bay Watershed Association.

Opposition concerned about patient wait times to see a neurologist Wed, 21 Nov 2018 15:23:38 EST The Official Opposition said it's concerned about the current wait times for Island patients needing to see a neurologist.

'There's ups and downs': Lawrence MacAulay on 30 years in Parliament UPEI continues to grow — especially the international student population Island man charged in death of teacher killed while cycling September tourism report for P.E.I. suggests shifting patterns Why Music P.E.I. is moving away from gendered award categories P.E.I. MLAs support motion to ban LGBT conversion therapy

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Length of stay, re-admittance down at Western Hospital during pilot project | Canada Post strike taking toll on P.E.I. businesses | P.E.I. pharmacists deal with system outages Thursday | Province expands recruitment efforts for physiotherapists in rural P.E.I.

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Length of stay, re-admittance down at Western Hospital during pilot project Thu, 22 Nov 2018 18:24:29 EST The data collected so far on a pilot project called telerounding has shown some encouraging results for patients who see physicians through a mobile video-conferencing cart.

Canada Post strike taking toll on P.E.I. businesses Thu, 22 Nov 2018 17:00:00 EST Some businesses on P.E.I. are concerned how the Canada Post strike is affecting holiday deliveries.

P.E.I. pharmacists deal with system outages Thursday Thu, 22 Nov 2018 17:14:53 EST Islanders who visited a pharmacy Thursday may not have been able to get their prescriptions filled. Pharmacists on P.E.I. dealt with issues throughout the day with the system they use when filling prescriptions.

Province expands recruitment efforts for physiotherapists in rural P.E.I. Thu, 22 Nov 2018 16:37:03 EST The province says it has expanded its efforts to recruit physiotherapists to the Island.

Culinary team ready to get cooking at World Cup Residents asked to search properties, outbuildings for missing man 4 Island films selected for $20K in funding Province offering incentives to open home daycares Australian doctor facing child porn charges in P.E.I. allowed to return home Live music soothing the animals at the P.E.I. Humane Society

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Former PC candidate Shawn Driscoll running for party leadership | $80K income threshold too low for down payment assistance program, Bell says | Shutdown underway of natural gas wells near Cavendish | 6 fun things to do on P.E.I. this last weekend of November

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Former PC candidate Shawn Driscoll running for party leadership Fri, 23 Nov 2018 18:00:00 EST A third person has entered the race to become the next leader of the Island’s Progressive Conservative Party: Shawn Driscoll, a former PC candidate.

$80K income threshold too low for down payment assistance program, Bell says Fri, 23 Nov 2018 17:13:08 EST It's been just over six weeks since the province launched its down payment assistance program in an effort to curb the housing crisis on P.E.I.

Shutdown underway of natural gas wells near Cavendish Fri, 23 Nov 2018 17:00:00 EST The two wells have been there for years. They never did produce natural gas in commercial quantity.

6 fun things to do on P.E.I. this last weekend of November Fri, 23 Nov 2018 16:00:00 EST As the Christmas countdown marches on — the big day is just one month from Sunday! — there's more than ever to do across P.E.I. Here are some suggestions for entertainment this weekend.

UPEI 1-year bachelor of education program attracting more students Home from the hospital in time for the holidays: Listen to our latest podcast Charlottetown bill payment system still down Province projects surplus of $4.4M Sidney MacEwen calls for provincial autism secretariat Island students win national history project competition

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P.E.I. government earmarks $6M for Province House restoration | P.E.I. MLA looks to recruit a coalition of independents | Island woman accused of sexually assaulting her daughter | Former trailer park residents supported with cheques

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P.E.I. government earmarks $6M for Province House restoration Mon, 26 Nov 2018 18:09:05 EST The P.E.I. government has earmarked $6 million over the next three years for improvements to Province House.

P.E.I. MLA looks to recruit a coalition of independents Mon, 26 Nov 2018 17:00:00 EST Bush Dumville is looking for community leaders to run as independent candidates in the next P.E.I. provincial election.

Island woman accused of sexually assaulting her daughter Mon, 26 Nov 2018 16:00:00 EST A trial involving an Island woman accused of allegedly sexually assaulting her own daughter began today.

Former trailer park residents supported with cheques Mon, 26 Nov 2018 15:00:00 EST The 21 families that used to live at the former Heritage Trailer Park in Summerside were presented with cheques at a small ceremony Saturday afternoon. Each household got a cheque for $2,952 to help with their costs of moving.

RCMP arrest Kings County man after gun incident at his home Candle sparks apartment fire and a caution from fire inspector Scott's Socks, gathering clothes for those who need them, going province-wide Imam leading Friday prayers at UPEI Lobster trap Christmas tree lights up as memorial to fishermen lost at sea Some tenants forced to choose between their pet and a home

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Trial wraps up of mother accused of sexual assault | Receiver hopes to sell DME businesses, with aim to reopen | 'These are the flavours of Christmas': Why you should love fruitcake | Charlottetown postal strike leads to early social assistance payments

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Trial wraps up of mother accused of sexual assault Tue, 27 Nov 2018 16:00:00 EST The lawyer for a woman accused of sexually assaulting her daughter says their custody battle over a grandchild is the real issue.

Receiver hopes to sell DME businesses, with aim to reopen Tue, 27 Nov 2018 11:49:17 EST The court-appointed receiver of Diversified Metal Engineering (DME) says it plans to sell the business as a going concern with the hope of finding a buyer to reopen the company.

'These are the flavours of Christmas': Why you should love fruitcake Tue, 27 Nov 2018 18:00:00 EST It seems it's there on every Christmas table: fruitcake. To some it's a relic of the past but to others it is an essential part of the holiday season.

Charlottetown postal strike leads to early social assistance payments Tue, 27 Nov 2018 15:00:00 EST Islanders who receive regular monthly payments from Social Assistance and Child and Family Services will receive early payments this month by cheque or electronic funds transfer.

How Sunday school students are giving new life to plastic bottle caps Drivers ignoring barricades cause of parade delay Smash and grabs from vehicles on the rise, say Charlottetown police Charlottetown postal workers forced back to work Tuesday Special weather statement calls for snowy/rainy week P.E.I. kettlebell competitor wins silver at World Championships

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Gas price drop has P.E.I. customers filling up | Green MLA asks city to waive water bills for some Parkdale residents | Apartment vacancy rate on P.E.I. approaches zero | 5 things P.E.I. renters should know

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Gas price drop has P.E.I. customers filling up Wed, 28 Nov 2018 18:31:42 EST P.E.I. drivers are filling their tanks while the price of gas is low. But the Island's gas-price regulator says prices may stay where they are, or go even lower.

Green MLA asks city to waive water bills for some Parkdale residents Wed, 28 Nov 2018 18:10:06 EST An Island MLA says some residents in the Parkdale area of Charlottetown can't run dishwashers, washing machines or shower because of an ongoing water pipe improvement project in the area — and she thinks they should get a break on their utility bill.

Apartment vacancy rate on P.E.I. approaches zero Wed, 28 Nov 2018 08:44:21 EST The vacancy rate for apartments on P.E.I. in 2018 took a drastic drop from the record lows of the previous year, according to a report published Wednesday morning by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.

5 things P.E.I. renters should know Wed, 28 Nov 2018 16:00:00 EST P.E.I.'s vacancy rate for apartments is at an all-time low. Tenants may be dealing with evictions, rent increases and new landlords, so it's a good time to know the rules surrounding rental properties.

P.E.I. Greens ask province to put population action plan on hold while it deals with housing crisis DME owed $18M, according to documents filed by Royal Bank of Canada Price of potatoes expected to go up, says P.E.I. grower Street harassment, #ItStopsHere, focus for Women's Network PEI Crown appeals not guilty verdict on sexual exploitation charges in second Roger Jabbour trial Winter storm warning issued for P.E.I.

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Loss of electricity from New Brunswick part of major P.E.I. blackout | Islanders stock up on supplies while waiting out storm | 3 generator fires reported as Islanders seek alternate power sources | With traffic lights out, police remind drivers of road rules

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Loss of electricity from New Brunswick part of major P.E.I. blackout Thu, 29 Nov 2018 05:21:56 EST Maritime Electric is dealing with double trouble in its efforts to restore electricity to 10s of thousands of customers on Prince Edward Island.

Islanders stock up on supplies while waiting out storm Thu, 29 Nov 2018 18:25:03 EST Residents in the Charlottetown area were heading out during the power outage to stock up on supplies like flashlights batteries and, if they could find them, generators.

3 generator fires reported as Islanders seek alternate power sources Thu, 29 Nov 2018 17:39:05 EST RCMP and fire officials are reminding Islanders to use caution when finding alternate sources of power as outages continue across P.E.I.

With traffic lights out, police remind drivers of road rules Thu, 29 Nov 2018 17:19:51 EST With many traffic lights out at intersections across P.E.I., there's uncertainly among some drivers about exactly what to do.

Province announces financial incentives for Islanders to offset gas tax Drivers will now lose licence if they illegally pass a school bus Strengthening our Resilience brings real stories of abuse and recovery to the stage With no power, Islanders get creative with morning coffee Storm surge waters rise on P.E.I.'s North Shore P.E.I. families on Habitat for Humanity wait list swells to 65

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Cleanup begins after storm surge wreaks havoc on P.E.I. shoreline | Raising, then lowering, fuel taxes won't reduce emissions, says P.E.I. opposition | Food may be spoiled after power outages, health officials warn | PC leadership will be 5-person race

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Cleanup begins after storm surge wreaks havoc on P.E.I. shoreline Fri, 30 Nov 2018 18:36:10 EST Harbours around the Island are taking stock of damage after Thursday's storm surge.

Raising, then lowering, fuel taxes won't reduce emissions, says P.E.I. opposition Fri, 30 Nov 2018 18:13:12 EST Opposition parties are criticizing the P.E.I. government’s plan to both increase — and decrease — the cost of fossil fuels as a politically expedient plan that won’t reduce the province’s emissions.

Food may be spoiled after power outages, health officials warn Fri, 30 Nov 2018 18:00:00 EST Health officials on P.E.I. are urging caution to those wondering about the food in fridges and freezers after the power was out for many hours across the Island during Thursday's storm.

PC leadership will be 5-person race Fri, 30 Nov 2018 16:40:05 EST Five candidates will vie for the leadership of the PEI Progressive Conservative Party.

Domestic violence policy adopted by Charlottetown Parents, 5 kids escape home before it burns to ground 7 festive things to do on P.E.I. this first weekend of December Relaxing rural housing restrictions could help housing crunch, developer says Power for some in Summerside will stay out until weekend 'I'm not scared of coyotes': Listen to our latest podcast

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Demonstration reminds Islanders to respect accessible parking spots | Shellfish washed up on P.E.I. beach by 'ripper' of a storm | Investigation concludes into death of P.E.I. mechanic last year | Teens' original Christmas song hits high note for P.E.I. charity

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Demonstration reminds Islanders to respect accessible parking spots Mon, 3 Dec 2018 18:00:00 EST The P.E.I. Council of People with Disabilities is reminding drivers to respect designated parking spaces — and asking Islanders to think twice before they make assumptions about anyone using one of those spots.

Shellfish washed up on P.E.I. beach by 'ripper' of a storm Mon, 3 Dec 2018 17:10:18 EST Thousands of lobsters, clams, quahogs and crabs have washed up on the shore at Robinsons Island in the P.E.I. National Park after last week's storm.

Investigation concludes into death of P.E.I. mechanic last year Mon, 3 Dec 2018 17:00:00 EST The Workers Compensation Board of P.E.I. has finished its investigation into the death of a Prince County mechanic last year.

Teens' original Christmas song hits high note for P.E.I. charity Mon, 3 Dec 2018 16:00:00 EST Two Island teens have written and produced a new holiday song they hope will make this Christmas a little brighter for Islanders in need — the girls are donating all of the money from online sales of Hurry Santa to the P.E.I. charity Santa's Angels.

How Ice, Ice, Baby helped one P.E.I. couple 'savour each and every moment' Labour shortage hitting small business in Atlantic Canada, says CFIB Records fall in cold, wet November Early winter bodes well for Christmas tree growers Hundreds on P.E.I. still left without power P.E.I. soccer player going to Madrid with Vancouver Whitecaps Academy

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Immigration fraud trial wraps up first day in Charlottetown court | Other leafy greens springing up in absence of romaine lettuce on P.E.I. | Heat-seeking Islanders booking more trips south after cold fall | Blanche Lund, Canadian dancer who performed for troops in Europe, dies at 97

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Immigration fraud trial wraps up first day in Charlottetown court Tue, 4 Dec 2018 12:13:30 EST A high-profile immigration fraud trial got underway in P.E.I. provincial court in Charlottetown Tuesday.

Other leafy greens springing up in absence of romaine lettuce on P.E.I. Tue, 4 Dec 2018 17:27:47 EST Some Island grocery stores and restaurants are seeing higher demand for alternative greens as romaine lettuce has been removed due to E. coli contamination.

Heat-seeking Islanders booking more trips south after cold fall Tue, 4 Dec 2018 15:00:00 EST The unusually cold and wintry fall has people on Prince Edward Island seeking warmer locales in higher-than-normal numbers, travel agents say.

Blanche Lund, Canadian dancer who performed for troops in Europe, dies at 97 Tue, 4 Dec 2018 16:10:42 EST A Canadian dancer who starred in a stage show that entertained troops in Europe during the Second World War and found fame on CBC Television has died. Lund was 97.

P.E.I. wages see late summer recovery Charlottetown Islander has Canada junior team in his sights Montague food bank seeing more seniors and families struggling with housing Life-sized Lucy Maud Montgomery statue coming to Cavendish Heritage Park New location on list for P.E.I.'s latest wind farm How a First Nation wellness centre is incorporating Mi'kmaq healing

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Watch CBC P.E.I.'s public discussion on affordable housing | Fall sitting of legislature wraps | Note found at motel gave PNP deposit instructions, immigration fraud trial hears | Proper generator installation key for Islanders thinking of getting a backup, electrician says

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Watch CBC P.E.I.'s public discussion on affordable housing Thu, 22 Nov 2018 09:22:53 EST CBC P.E.I. is holding a public conversation about affordable housing available on the Island, on Wednesday, Dec. 5, at 7 p.m. at The Farm Centre in Charlottetown.

Fall sitting of legislature wraps Wed, 5 Dec 2018 16:25:27 EST The fall sitting of the P.E.I. Legislature has ended.

Note found at motel gave PNP deposit instructions, immigration fraud trial hears Wed, 5 Dec 2018 13:53:04 EST A handwritten note in Chinese, found by Canada Border Services during a search of the Sherwood Motel, contained instructions from a client in P.E.I.’s provincial nominee program on depositing their refunded language deposit into an account at RBC.

Proper generator installation key for Islanders thinking of getting a backup, electrician says Wed, 5 Dec 2018 18:30:39 EST An Island company has been getting lots of calls from people looking to get generators installed since the storm on Nov. 29 caused thousands of power outages across the Island.

City 'hopeful' some Parkdale residents will be reconnected to water line by next week Green leader 'shocked' after Liberals shut down debate on changes to Elections Act 5 gift ideas for your hearing impaired loved ones this Christmas Deadly tapeworm found in 6 dogs in Ontario currently not on P.E.I. Great George concierge receives national tourism award How P.E.I. hopes to improve the current housing situation

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PNP rules inconsistent with charter right to reside in any province, immigration fraud trial hears | Judge calls court delays 'major screw-up' in sex assault case | More barricades, PSAs, security planned for 2019 Charlottetown Christmas Parade | Crime Stoppers reminding Islanders they can report domestic abuse anonymously

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PNP rules inconsistent with charter right to reside in any province, immigration fraud trial hears Thu, 6 Dec 2018 16:25:51 EST One of the lawyers representing two Island residents accused in an immigration fraud trial in P.E.I. provincial court suggested Thursday there’s a “tension” between federal rules for immigrants, the rules under P.E.I.’s provincial nominee program — and the freedom of mobility granted under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

Judge calls court delays 'major screw-up' in sex assault case Thu, 6 Dec 2018 16:39:48 EST Chief Provincial Court Judge Nancy Orr calls delays in a sexual assault case a "travesty" and said it's a "major screw-up" for neither the defence nor the prosecutor to notice that the complainant's videotaped statement was not included in the court file.

More barricades, PSAs, security planned for 2019 Charlottetown Christmas Parade Thu, 6 Dec 2018 17:05:59 EST The City of Charlottetown plans to make changes to security and procedures for its annual Christmas Parade, following delays this year.

Crime Stoppers reminding Islanders they can report domestic abuse anonymously Thu, 6 Dec 2018 16:00:00 EST PEI Crime Stoppers says people who witness domestic abuse don't always know how to help — and they're reminding Islanders that information reported to them always remains anonymous.

New impaired driving rules will no longer require 'reasonable suspicion' for breathalyzer Paid leave a big help to victims of domestic violence, says Canadian Labour Congress Islanders remember women killed in Montreal Massacre How a P.E.I. dairy farmer can tell what his cattle's outlook on life is Islanders share personal stories, frustrations, at CBC affordable housing public forum 'Babysitting to the extreme': Why a former Islander became a surrogate mother

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Man charged after young teenage girl sent to hospital with facial injuries | Beluga whale joins commercial diving class in Summerside Harbour | Driving simulator helps patients get back behind the wheel | Why this fruitcake means so much to Summerside police

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Man charged after young teenage girl sent to hospital with facial injuries Fri, 7 Dec 2018 13:24:15 EST A 23-year-old man from Rollo Bay West, P.E.I., is in custody after police found a young teenage girl with serious facial injuries at a home in Kings County on Friday.

Beluga whale joins commercial diving class in Summerside Harbour Fri, 7 Dec 2018 17:49:27 EST A class of commercial diving students were joined by a beluga whale for a couple of hours during lessons in the Summerside Harbour on Friday morning.

Driving simulator helps patients get back behind the wheel Fri, 7 Dec 2018 18:00:00 EST A new driving simulator at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Charlottetown is helping a range of patients — including those recovering from strokes and spinal cord injuries — relearn the skills they need to drive.

Why this fruitcake means so much to Summerside police Fri, 7 Dec 2018 17:00:00 EST Police officers in Summerside, P.E.I., are savouring a special fruitcake that was dropped off this week.

Demand from Asian markets has government looking to increase soybean production 6 fun things to do this December weekend Large leatherback sea turtle found dead on the South Shore of P.E.I. 'I did not give the baby up, I gave it back': Listen to our latest podcast 2 more drivers charged with passing a school bus in Summerside How one mother got creative when teaching school bus safety

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Charlottetown homeless shelter sees number of stays triple since 2012 | Backyard flooding fix now has to wait until spring | How an art exhibit in P.E.I. is helping to rebuild a library in Iraq | Bob Murphy named as new host of CBC Radio's Maritime Noon

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Charlottetown homeless shelter sees number of stays triple since 2012 Mon, 10 Dec 2018 18:00:00 EST A homeless shelter for men in Charlottetown has seen an increase in the number of people in need of its services in the last few years.

Backyard flooding fix now has to wait until spring Mon, 10 Dec 2018 16:00:00 EST Winter weather has put the brakes on an effort by the City of Charlottetown to deal with a flooding problem in a residential area in the north end of the city.

How an art exhibit in P.E.I. is helping to rebuild a library in Iraq Mon, 10 Dec 2018 15:00:00 EST White books with blank white pages line white bookshelves at the Confederation Centre Art Gallery in Charlottetown, P.E.I.

Bob Murphy named as new host of CBC Radio's Maritime Noon Mon, 10 Dec 2018 17:19:11 EST Veteran journalist Bob Murphy has been named as the new host of CBC Radio's weekday call-in and current affairs show Maritime Noon.

New tool available for hard of hearing victims of crime Winter sports festival coming to Summerside in January Summerside nuns receive green light for daycare Chefs cook up idea for local pop-up supper club Friends plan tribute to peace activist Jim Munves Group wants harness racing industry to get younger

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Former executive director of autism charity pleads guilty to fraud | Fire in Montague displaces residents of 6-unit townhouse | DME owes more than $27M, new documents reveal | P.E.I. 'pleased' with province's share of equalization

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Former executive director of autism charity pleads guilty to fraud Tue, 11 Dec 2018 18:00:00 EST The former executive director of the Stars for Life Foundation for Autism pleaded guilty to fraud over five thousand dollars in Charlottetown Supreme Court today.

Fire in Montague displaces residents of 6-unit townhouse Tue, 11 Dec 2018 17:17:24 EST A fire in the basement of a six-unit townhouse complex in Montague, P.E.I., briefly forced more than a dozen tenants from their homes Tuesday.

DME owes more than $27M, new documents reveal Tue, 11 Dec 2018 17:00:00 EST The receiver for Diversified Metal Engineering (DME) released a list of creditors that shows DME owes money to dozens of Prince Edward Island companies.

P.E.I. 'pleased' with province's share of equalization Tue, 11 Dec 2018 16:00:00 EST Amid controversy over equalization payments to some provinces this week at finance ministers' meetings, P.E.I.'s finance minister says he is "relatively pleased" with the Island's share.

Family recovers time capsule from Summerset Manor Lack of accessible apartments forces Summerside man to live in motel Man who allegedly assaulted teen girl must stay in jail Investigation launched into Island-wide blackout P.E.I. Greens and Liberals tied in latest CRA poll New retail spaces expected for Georgetown Wharf by May 2019

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Fix coming for Georgetown water woes | New parking rules a hindrance to creating affordable housing, developer says | UPEI Student Union considers student-senior shared housing | More foster parents needed on P.E.I., says Child Protection Services

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Fix coming for Georgetown water woes Wed, 12 Dec 2018 18:00:00 EST A permanent fix to some water frustrations in Georgetown is in the works — so that the next time the power goes out, residents and businesses on the municipal well system won’t have to wait as long before their taps are running again.

New parking rules a hindrance to creating affordable housing, developer says Wed, 12 Dec 2018 17:30:40 EST Changes to Charlottetown’s bylaws that require new apartments to provide all parking on-site will hurt the push to build more affordable housing, says a local developer.

UPEI Student Union considers student-senior shared housing Wed, 12 Dec 2018 16:00:00 EST UPEI's student union is in the development stages of offering co-housing as an alternative housing option for students. Co-housing involves students living with seniors in their homes and sometimes doing chores for a reduced rent.

More foster parents needed on P.E.I., says Child Protection Services Wed, 12 Dec 2018 15:00:00 EST A new campaign has been launched to help recruit more foster parents on P.E.I.

Farm fined $15K in connection with P.E.I. fish kill Sea turtle didn't die of trauma or entanglement, preliminary necropsy suggests New roundabout coming to Charlottetown, north of bypass 5 Christmas ideas for the young, or young at heart, on your list Landowner seeks compensation for Cornwall bypass expropriation 'Not a part of any community': The Story Line

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Principals at Charlottetown elementary schools pleased with rezoning decision | Rate of fox trapping in decline, 2016 and 2017 numbers show | Early winter not slowing down P.E.I. home construction | Partially constructed fence a safety hazard, says Alberton mayor

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Principals at Charlottetown elementary schools pleased with rezoning decision Thu, 13 Dec 2018 18:03:22 EST The principals at two Charlottetown schools are responding to the Public Schools Branch decision to rezone some Spring Park Elementary School students and relocate them to West Royalty Elementary School starting next school semester.

Rate of fox trapping in decline, 2016 and 2017 numbers show Thu, 13 Dec 2018 17:00:00 EST The number of foxes trapped on P.E.I. has jumped considerably between 2016 and 2017, according to P.E.I. Fish and Wildlife.

Early winter not slowing down P.E.I. home construction Thu, 13 Dec 2018 17:29:35 EST Homes are being built at a high rate on P.E.I. despite the early arrival of winter weather.

Partially constructed fence a safety hazard, says Alberton mayor Thu, 13 Dec 2018 15:00:00 EST The Town of Alberton, P.E.I., has asked the committee that looks after the local walking track to take down six fence posts for safety reasons.

Young beluga in Summerside 'lives a dangerous life' Dogs seized from breeding operation on P.E.I. farm Potato harvest down, but P.E.I. still led the country, StatsCan numbers show Stratford considers 4-storey, 56-unit apartment building Tina Simpkin joins CBC as new morning meteorologist for the Maritimes Former P.E.I. PC leader Mel Gass dies

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Enrolment down at Atlantic Police Academy with new training program launching in Halifax | P.E.I. towing companies lose thousands in unclaimed vehicles | Feed a Family wraps up with busy morning at CBC | Charlottetown police officer reprimanded for parking in space designated for new parents

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Enrolment down at Atlantic Police Academy with new training program launching in Halifax Fri, 14 Dec 2018 18:21:35 EST The Atlantic Police Academy has seen its enrolment numbers drop for the upcoming year, at the same time that Halifax Regional Police has launched its own police training program.

P.E.I. towing companies lose thousands in unclaimed vehicles Fri, 14 Dec 2018 17:00:00 EST Some P.E.I. towing companies say they lose thousands of dollars in towing and storage fees from unclaimed vehicles and there's nothing they can do about it.

Feed a Family wraps up with busy morning at CBC Fri, 14 Dec 2018 11:00:00 EST The lobby of CBC P.E.I. in Charlottetown was busy from 6 a.m. on as Island Morning held the final event of the 2018 Feed a Family campaign.

Charlottetown police officer reprimanded for parking in space designated for new parents Fri, 14 Dec 2018 14:52:09 EST Charlottetown Police Services is apologizing and an officer has been reprimanded after a police cruiser was parked in a spot designated for expectant mothers or parents with babies at Walmart on Monday.

Holland College graduate replicates part of Island church's history 6 fun things to do on P.E.I. this mid-December weekend How to tell if your milk is 100 per cent Canadian Ontario court dismisses Mike Duffy's lawsuit against Senate P.E.I. brother and sister 'were living in a nightmare,' but immigration fraud case now stayed 'You don't realize how many people you impact in your life': Listen to our latest podcast

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Copper the dog could be a diamond in the ruff — but only to the right owner | P.E.I. surgeon accused of professional misconduct to appear before hearing | Horse wins race, owner gets diamond engagement ring | Landowners, province settle on price for Cornwall land expropriation

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Copper the dog could be a diamond in the ruff — but only to the right owner Mon, 17 Dec 2018 18:05:26 EST P.E.I. Humane Society said they are exploring all options because they are receiving more dogs that can be difficult to place in forever homes.

P.E.I. surgeon accused of professional misconduct to appear before hearing Mon, 17 Dec 2018 17:00:00 EST An Island doctor has been accused of professional misconduct involving prescribing medications without a proper diagnosis and engaging in a sexual relationship with a patient.

Horse wins race, owner gets diamond engagement ring Mon, 17 Dec 2018 16:24:37 EST When trainer and owner Mackenzie Macinnis of Tyne Valley led her racehorse Casimir Nunzio into the winner's circle Saturday, she wasn't expecting her driver — covered in post-race mud — to get down on one knee, pop open a box containing a diamond ring and pop the question.

Landowners, province settle on price for Cornwall land expropriation Mon, 17 Dec 2018 15:00:00 EST Brian and Dora MacKinley will receive $268,920 for about eight hectares of farmland they owned on Cornwall Road. The province expects no further expropriations will be required to build the Cornwall bypass.

Winter storm warning covers all of P.E.I. Fire marshal investigating barn fire P.E.I. jeweller will pay it forward after 'the best Christmas story I've experienced' Feed a Family raises $40K, more than 2,000 turkeys, financial donations down Green light for class action over 'mesmerizing' video lottery terminals 30-somethings dominate Tyne Valley council

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P.E.I. man frustrated after delays lead to cancelled vacation | Storm a week before Christmas 'devastating' to some Island businesses | No serious injuries in Charlottetown truck collision, say police | Alberta potato farmers challenge P.E.I. for spud king crown

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P.E.I. man frustrated after delays lead to cancelled vacation Tue, 18 Dec 2018 18:17:49 EST An Island man is frustrated after he says he and his girlfriend had to miss out on a Christmas holiday, after their trip with WestJet Vacations went wrong.

Storm a week before Christmas 'devastating' to some Island businesses Tue, 18 Dec 2018 17:00:00 EST Some P.E.I. businesses say the winter storm pounding the Island couldn't have hit at a worse time — the week before Christmas.

No serious injuries in Charlottetown truck collision, say police Tue, 18 Dec 2018 15:49:43 EST Two people were taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Tuesday morning with non life- threatening injuries, and one other walked away from a serious collision on the arterial highway in Charlottetown.

Alberta potato farmers challenge P.E.I. for spud king crown Tue, 18 Dec 2018 16:30:43 EST Alberta potato farmers have nearly tied Prince Edward Island growers for the title as the country's top spud producer.

Piece of L.M. Montgomery's childhood home returned to original homestead P.E.I. investors better protected under new legislation, says regulator Owner pleads guilty to inadequate care after bleeding dog euthanized Road conditions still poor in winter storm Canada Post says normal delivery times restored for most of the country P.E.I. powerlifter sets world record

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How the Public Schools Branch determines a snow day | UPEI researcher, Cavendish Farms team up to improve health of Malpeque waterway | P.E.I. woman pleads guilty to attempted murder | AVC welcomes its first veterinary dermatologist

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How the Public Schools Branch determines a snow day Wed, 19 Dec 2018 18:00:00 EST The Public Schools Branch closed schools across P.E.I. on Wednesday for the second day in a row prompting questions by some Charlottetown-area parents about the decision.

UPEI researcher, Cavendish Farms team up to improve health of Malpeque waterway Wed, 19 Dec 2018 18:06:24 EST A UPEI researcher is partnering with Cavendish Farms in a study to improve the health of the Barbara Weit waterway in Malpeque.

P.E.I. woman pleads guilty to attempted murder Wed, 19 Dec 2018 17:00:00 EST A P.E.I. woman has pleaded guilty to trying to kill her own child. A mental health assessment found her fit to stand trial.

AVC welcomes its first veterinary dermatologist Wed, 19 Dec 2018 16:00:00 EST The Atlantic Veterinary College is now home to a new veterinary dermatologist.

Islanders get opportunity to write from the heart 12-year-old goalie battling cancer gets gift from opposing team Climate change could hit potato industry hard, researchers find Wayne Easter to run again in Malpeque 81-year-old earns PhD from UPEI Summerside making affordable housing crunch a top priority

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How one P.E.I. school became a home for the Muslim community | Island judge applauds end of mandatory victim surcharge fines | 2-pound lobsters in short supply this season, national lobster council says | P.E.I. MLAs granted 1% salary increase

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How one P.E.I. school became a home for the Muslim community Thu, 20 Dec 2018 18:00:00 EST For the last three months, Stratford Elementary has opened its doors to the Muslim community to use as a Sunday school, and on Thursday morning the president of the Island's Muslim Society wanted to give thanks.

Island judge applauds end of mandatory victim surcharge fines Thu, 20 Dec 2018 17:13:31 EST Provincial Court Judge John Douglas says the mandatory fines restricted sentencing options for offenders who were living in poverty. The P.E.I. Deptarment of Justice is reviewing the decision and its implications on victim services.

2-pound lobsters in short supply this season, national lobster council says Thu, 20 Dec 2018 16:00:00 EST If you’re hoping to crack into a two-pound lobster in Atlantic Canada this Christmas you might be out of luck. And if you do find one, expect to pay up to $18 a pound for it.

P.E.I. MLAs granted 1% salary increase Thu, 20 Dec 2018 15:00:00 EST Most members of the P.E.I. Legislature will get a one per cent salary increase starting April 1, but some will see more.

Drugs, $33K in cash seized in western P.E.I. Island man fined $500 for failure to care for sick dog P.E.I. women to get their shot at tackle football Lots of snow means lots of sales for P.E.I. sports stores Gas, diesel, heating oil prices down on P.E.I. Special weather statement calls for big rain

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P.E.I. mom cautions parents after toddler accidentally swallows live battery | P.E.I. woman's term at Ivy League school 'surreal' | Questions remain unanswered for Nov. 29 power outage on P.E.I. | P.E.I. doctor's licence to be revoked for 2 years following relationship with patient

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P.E.I. mom cautions parents after toddler accidentally swallows live battery Fri, 21 Dec 2018 17:34:50 EST A P.E.I. family is warning others about the dangers of small batteries after their two-year-old daughter was taken to the IWK Health Centre in Halifax for emergency surgery after swallowing a battery.

P.E.I. woman's term at Ivy League school 'surreal' Fri, 21 Dec 2018 18:00:00 EST Meagan McCardle's story started on a farm in Middleton, P.E.I., which led to Kinkora Regional High School and now Brown University in Rhode Island.

Questions remain unanswered for Nov. 29 power outage on P.E.I. Fri, 21 Dec 2018 16:00:00 EST Almost a month after an Island-wide power outage, questions remain unanswered on what exactly caused the outage.

P.E.I. doctor's licence to be revoked for 2 years following relationship with patient Fri, 21 Dec 2018 10:35:18 EST Dr. David Ashby has admitted to professional misconduct, involving improper prescriptions and a sexual relationship with a patient.

Alberton hospital ER closed for much of weekend and Boxing Day 69-year-old Summerside man dies when hit by vehicle 5 fun things to do this Christmas weekend on P.E.I. 'It was sportsmanship, it was love, it was friendship': Listen to our latest podcast The weather outside has been frightful, but white Christmas still in doubt Airport filled with love as families reunite for holidays

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Adoption returns after Christmas not a problem, Humane Society says | 15 people housed in hotel rooms since Friday as part of pilot program | Island woman visits her friend in Hawaii — then Jason Momoa appears | How a lost coin purse containing no ID was returned to its owner 5 months later

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Adoption returns after Christmas not a problem, Humane Society says Mon, 24 Dec 2018 18:00:00 EST The P.E.I. Humane Society says people adopting pets during the holidays and then surrendering them days later isn't a problem anymore.

15 people housed in hotel rooms since Friday as part of pilot program Mon, 24 Dec 2018 17:07:46 EST Fifteen people in urgent need of shelter have been given hotel rooms since Friday as part of a provincial pilot program.

Island woman visits her friend in Hawaii — then Jason Momoa appears Mon, 24 Dec 2018 16:00:43 EST Jenna Larter, of North Wiltshire, P.E.I., lives in Calgary now but thought she'd spend her holidays in the sunshine by visiting her friend in Oahu to help out with a wedding — then Aquaman appeared.

How a lost coin purse containing no ID was returned to its owner 5 months later Mon, 24 Dec 2018 15:00:00 EST An Islander's efforts to return a missing coin purse has the owner sending him big praise — calling Russel Matthews "the most honest man on P.E.I."

Atlantic Canada retail outlook OK despite bad weather, council says Mild weather ahead could mean a shorter winter on P.E.I. Romaine lettuce now safe to eat, Public Health Agency says Island artist looks to highlight the helping hand Mi'kmaq offered early settlers on P.E.I. Free Christmas dinner in Montague part of community initiative Christmas holidays: What's open and closed on P.E.I.

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Fraser Institute's Generosity Index shows decline in charitable giving | More Salad Shake Ups recalled due to possible Listeria contamination | What goes where: Your guide to sorting Christmas waste | Tour dates and fertility treatments: Jenn Grant's 5-year journey to start a family

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Fraser Institute's Generosity Index shows decline in charitable giving Tue, 25 Dec 2018 07:00:00 EST Canadians are giving less to charity, and Prince Edward Islanders are no exception, according to the newest Generosity Index from the Fraser Institute.

More Salad Shake Ups recalled due to possible Listeria contamination Tue, 25 Dec 2018 09:54:55 EST The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says Eat Smart Salad Shake Ups in Tropical Lime, Asian Sesame and Sweet Kale may be contaminated with Listeria.

What goes where: Your guide to sorting Christmas waste Tue, 25 Dec 2018 05:00:00 EST So you’ve opened the presents and your living room is a sea of wrapping paper, ribbons and cardboard. Now what?

Tour dates and fertility treatments: Jenn Grant's 5-year journey to start a family Tue, 25 Dec 2018 05:00:00 EST Halifax singer-songwriter Jenn Grant is known for her haunting voice, whimsical lyrics and the way she can make the room stop when she's centre stage. But she's also a new mother, a five-year journey marked by music, fertility treatments and longing.

Adoption returns after Christmas not a problem, Humane Society says

15 people housed in hotel rooms since Friday as part of pilot program

Island woman visits her friend in Hawaii — then Jason Momoa appears

How a lost coin purse containing no ID was returned to its owner 5 months later

Atlantic Canada retail outlook OK despite bad weather, council says Mild weather ahead could mean a shorter winter on P.E.I.

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Island Storm Boxing Day game cancelled | Special weather statement calls for messy end to week | How a 14-year-old P.E.I. boy makes his own army of rat creatures | Why an 87-year-old P.E.I. woman is volunteering with seniors younger than herself

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Island Storm Boxing Day game cancelled Wed, 26 Dec 2018 11:13:47 EST The Island Storm basketball game set to tip off at 2 p.m. Boxing Day has been cancelled because of a travel issue with the Saint John Riptide.

Special weather statement calls for messy end to week Wed, 26 Dec 2018 09:00:00 EST A special weather statement from Environment Canada is calling for messy weather Friday.

How a 14-year-old P.E.I. boy makes his own army of rat creatures Wed, 26 Dec 2018 07:00:00 EST The return of fantasy role playing games. Meet a 14-year-old P.E.I. boy who's making his own army of rat creatures "I get a lot of enjoyment out of the time I spend painting them and playing games.'

Why an 87-year-old P.E.I. woman is volunteering with seniors younger than herself Wed, 26 Dec 2018 06:00:00 EST From calling bingo to taking them to picnics, meet the 87-year-old P.E.I. woman who's volunteering to help with seniors, some who are younger than herself.

Fraser Institute's Generosity Index shows decline in charitable giving

More Salad Shake Ups recalled due to possible Listeria contamination

What goes where: Your guide to sorting Christmas waste

Tour dates and fertility treatments: Jenn Grant's 5-year journey to start a family

Adoption returns after Christmas not a problem, Humane Society says 15 people housed in hotel rooms since Friday as part of pilot program

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Mix of snow, freezing rain expected to hit P.E.I. Friday | Basketball league sorry for Island Storm scheduling mixup | 7,000 meth pills seized from Charlottetown home | Man's leg partially amputated after being pinned by vehicle in parking lot

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Mix of snow, freezing rain expected to hit P.E.I. Friday Thu, 27 Dec 2018 15:30:00 EST Freezing rain could make travel difficult on P.E.I. Friday evening, according to a special weather statement from Environment Canada.

Basketball league sorry for Island Storm scheduling mixup Thu, 27 Dec 2018 17:06:44 EST The National Basketball League of Canada is apologizing for cancelling the Island Storm's annual Boxing Day game at the Eastlink Centre.

7,000 meth pills seized from Charlottetown home Thu, 27 Dec 2018 15:00:00 EST A man and woman are facing charges after about 7,000 methamphetamine pills were seized from their Charlottetown residence, police say.

Man's leg partially amputated after being pinned by vehicle in parking lot Thu, 27 Dec 2018 13:00:00 EST Police say a 49-year-old Charlottetown man is in stable condition in a Halifax hospital, after his leg was partially amputated following a violent incident early Sunday outside a tattoo studio.

Sport council shut down by cash shortage Why some Islanders aren't making New Year's resolutions anymore Cold weather came too late for a white Christmas on P.E.I. 2 Islanders named to Order of Canada Salt water in wells to be addressed by new Three Rivers council Islander continues fight to remove HST on solar electricity he produces

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P.E.I. toddler who was in hospital for swallowed battery is home | 70-year-old man charged after police officer struck with guitar on Christmas morning | Thousands of dollars worth of tools stolen from Green Gables construction site | 'I like old stuff': Mechanic restores old amusement park train

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P.E.I. toddler who was in hospital for swallowed battery is home Fri, 28 Dec 2018 17:30:00 EST Just one week ago, two-year-old Harley Roberts accidentally swallowed a button battery, the type used for some kinds of remote controls.

70-year-old man charged after police officer struck with guitar on Christmas morning Fri, 28 Dec 2018 16:49:11 EST A 70-year-old man is facing charges after a police officer was struck in the chest with a guitar at a home in Lower Montague, P.E.I., early Christmas morning, RCMP say.

Thousands of dollars worth of tools stolen from Green Gables construction site Fri, 28 Dec 2018 17:00:00 EST Thieves made off with between $15,000 and $20,000 worth of power tools from the construction site at Green Gables House on P.E.I.'s North Shore Boxing Day night, says a local construction company.

'I like old stuff': Mechanic restores old amusement park train Fri, 28 Dec 2018 18:00:00 EST A man who runs an automotive repair shop near Mount Stewart has put his mechanical skills to good use this holiday season. His latest project is turning heads t his front yard.

Homeward hound: Copper the dog finally finds a 'fantastic home' Firefighters relieved nobody inside as St. Nicholas home burns down Alberton hospital ER closed for 3 days starting Saturday Number of children with influenza on P.E.I. down from last year 3-month gasoline tax break 'a political ploy' says Opposition Joy, reconciliation, amazing adventures: P.E.I. hopes for 2019

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Charlottetown mayor wants closer look at free downtown parking | Charlottetown council finalizes makeup of new standing committees | P.E.I. libraries see increase in demand for Indigenous books | Reflecting on 'firsts' in P.E.I.'s Bygone Days

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Charlottetown mayor wants closer look at free downtown parking Mon, 31 Dec 2018 18:00:00 EST Charlottetown's mayor plans to ask the city's economic development committee to examine the pros and cons of free parking in the downtown.

Charlottetown council finalizes makeup of new standing committees Mon, 31 Dec 2018 17:10:06 EST Charlottetown city council has approved the appointment of members to its standing committees.

P.E.I. libraries see increase in demand for Indigenous books Mon, 31 Dec 2018 10:45:08 EST Over the past few years, the P.E.I. public library has seen an increase of public interest in Indigenous material.

Reflecting on 'firsts' in P.E.I.'s Bygone Days Mon, 31 Dec 2018 07:00:00 EST As we prepare to begin a new year, Dutch Thompson has some stories of "firsts" from Islanders born before the first airplane, before the first radio, and before the first woman voted in Canada.

New Year's: What's open and closed on P.E.I. Snowfall expected to hit P.E.I. on New Year's Day, says Environment Canada No dead North Atlantic right whales were found in the Gulf of St. Lawrence this year Island family raises awareness about tube feeding through photos with Santa City of Charlottetown and Island Storm to host New Year's Eve bash How a used Christmas tree makes a fine gift for a goat