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![Aaron Phillip Crane walks to P.E.I. Supreme Court on Sept. 30, 2020 where he pleaded guilty to one count of sexual interference.]()
P.E.I. music teacher and actor pleads guilty to sexual interference
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![Dwayne Snow signs the memory books outside the O'Leary Community Sports Centre Monday in memory of Alex Hutchinson and Ethan Reilly and in support of Max MacIsaac.]()
Community support remembered along with boys in O'Leary
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![The ward structure proposed by Three Rivers' electoral boundaries commission was presented during a committee meeting in Georgetown on Sept. 28. The structure has not been approved by council and is therefore subject to change.]()
New wards proposed for Three Rivers would balance rural, urban voters
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![Julie Ann Gauthier, left, and Stephanie Perrault-Bittner laugh as they talk about recording their new podcast, Thriving Tides, in Perrault-Bittner's closet. Using this makeshift set-up, the pair has recorded 10 episodes of the podcast, which focuses on entrepreneurs and mental health]()
Thriving Tides, a new podcast out of Charlottetown, to help entrepreneurs with their mental health
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![Dr. Heather Morrison, P.E.I.’s chief public health officer, held a COVID-19 media briefing on Tuesday. There are no new coronavirus cases and all 36 documented cases are considered recovered.]()
UPDATE: One new case of COVID-19 in P.E.I. confirmed on Sept. 29, 2020
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![Lori Barker, a native Islander, says she is honoured to be chosen to lead Ronald MacDonald House Charities Atlantic as its new chief executive officer through its next phase of growth.]()
P.E.I. government contributes to new Ronald McDonald House
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![Yvette McKenna, left, Deidre Augustine and Brittany Lush, all of Mi'kmaq Printing and Design, stand behind the table in front of St. Paul's Anglican Church in Charlottetown, where they have been selling t-shirts for Orange Shirt Day Sept. 30.]()
Islanders come together on Orange Shirt Day
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![Green leader Elizabeth May speaks in Charlottetown during a Green party rally on Monday, Sept. 23, 2019. May said her party was the only one committed to limiting global warming to under 1.5 degrees Celsius, the limit set by the Inter-governmental Panel on Climate Change. Stu Neatby/THE GUARDIAN]()
Green members in P.E.I. mull May’s successor
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![Today's Picture of the Day is by 15-year-old April Deng.]()
P.E.I. weather, travel updates for Wednesday, Sept. 30
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![Dwayne Snow signs the memory books outside the O'Leary Community Sports Centre Monday in memory of Alex Hutchinson and Ethan Reilly and in support of Max MacIsaac.]()
Community support remembered along with boys in O'Leary
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![The ward structure proposed by Three Rivers' electoral boundaries commission was presented during a committee meeting in Georgetown on Sept. 28. The structure has not been approved by council and is therefore subject to change.]()
New wards proposed for Three Rivers would balance rural, urban voters
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![Dr. Heather Morrison, P.E.I.’s chief public health officer, held a COVID-19 media briefing on Tuesday. There are no new coronavirus cases and all 36 documented cases are considered recovered.]()
UPDATE: One new case of COVID-19 in P.E.I. confirmed on Sept. 29, 2020
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![Halifax provincial courthouse is seen on Tuesday, July 25.]()
Former DND employee handed conditional sentence for accepting benefits
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![RCMP]()
Yarmouth missing persons case now a homicide investigation
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![King Xander, Nicole Marsden’s four-year-old longhaired mini dachshund (wiener dog), died Saturday in Corner Brook, after hours of Marsden trying to get help from a veterinarian. — CONTRIBUTED PHOTO]()
Woman devastated at dog's death — it was refused treatment at a Corner Brook vet clinic
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Public Health warns of possible COVID-19 exposure in Happy Valley-Goose Bay shops, Deer Lake hotel
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![123RF]()
Newfoundland and Labrador will have $25-a-day child care in 2021
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![123RF]()
Price of gas, diesel to increase in Newfoundland and Labrador
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![Venerable Yvonne Tsai, a Buddhist nun with the Great Wisdom Buddhist Institute, spoke during a regular council meeting in Montague on Sept. 14.]()
NFU: Understanding the spirit and intent of the Lands Protection Act
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![U.S. President Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden participate in their first 2020 presidential campaign debate held on the campus of the Cleveland Clinic at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, on Sept. 29, 2020. - Brian Snyder / Reuters]()
JIM VIBERT: U.S. Democrats getting out the presidential vote in Atlantic Canada
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![The recently de-installed Deep Panuke Offshore Gas platform moored at the IEL dock in Woodside on Tuesday.
TIM KROCHAK]()
JOHN DeMONT: Deep Panuke platform rekindles memories of petroleum riches
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![Bruce MacKinnon]()
BRUCE MacKINNON CARTOON: Sept. 30, 2020
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![David Johnson]()
DAVID JOHNSON: Current financial numbers sobering and scary
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![Automated farming irrigation sprinklers system work on cultivated ground in this stock shot.]()
GUEST OPINION: Way past time to settle water issue
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![Tareq Hadhad]()
Registration re-opens for Cape Breton Local Immigration Partnership update event
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![A conceptual drawing of the new Nova Scotia Community College Marconi Campus on the Sydney waterfront. Construction will begin this month on the new project, which is anticipated to be an anchor in the city’s downtown core. PHOTO/NOVA SCOTIA GOVERNMENT]()
Elevator tenders issued for NSCC Sydney Waterfront Campus
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![The Hai Long gave tours from the Charlottetown waterfront for four years.]()
THE PIVOT: Chinese junk tour boat operator leaves P.E.I. for Asia-adjacent B.C.
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![Workers tend to nets at a Cooke Aquaculture salmon farm in the Bay of Fundy in 2012. - Adrien Veczan / File]()
Cooke Aquaculture says it's following proper protocols following detection of ISA at south coast Newfoundland site
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![A Cooke Aquaculture salmon farm in Nova Scotia.]()
Two East Coast seafood companies get nod for substainable practices
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![Tracy Lake, operations manager for Sainte-Famille Wines, poses for a photo in the vineyard outside Falmouth on Tuesday, September 29, 2020.]()
VIDEO: Sainte-Famille Winery puts up the For Sale sign
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Canadiens prospects Caufield, Struble invited to U.S. junior camp
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Eleven picks in Leafs' stable with NHL draft on tap next week
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Similarities between Cup-winning Lightning and playoff-pretending Leafs aren't in abundance
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NBA FINALS: Many ties bind Lakers, Heat, especially LeBron James
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![O'Rourke]()
Kathy O’Rourke to serve on national curling board
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GARRIOCH: Another Senators prospect will play overseas as Filip Chlapik signs to play in Prague
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![The four people who are responsible for the book, Esther of Farringford, are, from left, Ann Greyborn, Irene MacArthur, Lynne Thiele and Bert Christie.]()
Book launched at Haviland Club about original owner of Charlottetown landmark
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![Lennox Island band member Julie Pellissier-Lush has published her second book, Mi’kmaq Campfire Stories of Prince Edward Island.]()
Lennox Island band member shares stories of her culture in new children's book
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![Sgt. Ron MacLean of the Summerside Police Services places one of three wreaths during the Prince Edward Island Police and Peace Officers' Memorial Service on Sunday.]()
Fallen officers remembered during memorial in Charlottetown
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![Rachel Beck will be the featured guest in the closing café for the P.E.I. Business Women's Association's annual symposium Tuesday, Oct. 6.]()
P.E.I. Business Women’s Association annual symposium pivots to no-cost online event for 2020
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Ceilidh in Rustico welcomes Kim Albert, Mike Arsenault Oct. 3
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![Aileen Matters and Cheryl Paynter from 100 Women Who Care, join Janice Cole, past president, and Daphne Davey, president from Joyriders P.E.I.]()
100 Women Who Care P.E.I. hosts first Zoom meeting
