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Police investigate theft of pickup truck from Charlottetown residence
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Borden-Carleton council approves funds for basketball lines on the tennis court
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Borden-Carleton water and sewer update
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Kensington building gets green light
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Kensington Wellfield Protection Plan approved
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P.E.I. woman gets suspended sentence after throwing pot at victim
Summerside city council approves installation of two new stop signs
There will be two new stop signs installed within the city of Summerside following approval by council at its recent monthly meeting. A stop sign will be installed at the intersection of Duke and Notre Dame streets, making it a four-way ...
UPDATE: Search for P.E.I. fisherman now a missing persons case
The search for a P.E.I. fisherman who fell overboard early Tuesday morning has ended. The Halifax Joint Rescue Co-ordination Centre (JRCC) issued a statement around 8 p.m. stating the search ended and that the case would be handed over to P.E.I. ...
P.E.I. electoral reform referendum result unaffected by final count
The final numbers in Prince Edward Island’s referendum on changing the voting system have changed slightly from those reported after the April 23 vote, but the result remains the same. There were not enough votes in favour of adopting a ...
SERIES: Stories of the aftermath of the First World War, Part 2
Editor’s Note: This is Part 2 in a three-part series of stories about the aftermath of the First World War. Culture Summerside engaged 15 writers in the Summerside area for its project titled “1919 – P.E.I. Soldiers Return from the ...
Cockroaches in rental apartment concerning for Charlottetown man
Between the presence of cockroaches and a P.E.I. housing crisis, Greg MacDonald says he feels like he’s trapped in his apartment. He said he had enjoyed living in his Charlottetown apartment for nearly three years. That was until just a ...
P.E.I. drunk driver who ran red light jailed
A P.E.I. man who ran a red light while a police officer was watching was sentenced recently to five days in jail. TJ Curtis Livingstone, 19, appeared before Chief Judge Nancy Orr in provincial court in Charlottetown where he pleaded guilty to ...
P.E.I. man found guilty of assaulting woman
A P.E.I. man who was accused of throwing a woman to the floor and hitting her in the head while she was down was recently found guilty of assault causing bodily harm. Mark Anthony Tippett, 33, appeared before Judge John Douglas in provincial court ...
Charlottetown police seek witnesses of May 18 collision
Charlottetown police are looking to speak with any witnesses who may have seen a two-car collision that occurred at the Maypoint Road roundabout May 18 about 7:50 p.m. On Saturday evening, two vehicles travelling east from North River towards ...
P.E.I. woman sentenced for putting cleaning fluid in fellow inmate's coffee
Spraying cleaning fluid in a fellow inmate’s coffee at the provincial jail has landed a 19-year-old woman a further three-month sentence. Haley May Dawn Doiron appeared before Chief Judge Nancy Orr in provincial court in Charlottetown Monday ...
UPDATE: Major effort to find young P.E.I. fisherman who fell overboard near Naufrage May 21
Jillian Reynolds was crushed to learn the fisherman who had gone overboard early Tuesday morning was her cousin Jordan Hicken. She grew up in Lower Montague a mere skip and a hop from Hicken. She was best friends with his sister. Hicken was always ...
