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Summerside police give the gift of Christmas to families in need
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UPDATED: Vacant home destroyed in Stanchel fire
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Large leatherback sea turtle washes up in Argyle Shore, P.E.I.
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Judge in Sherwood Motel immigration fraud trial makes some exhibits available to media
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P.E.I. premier says tone ‘constructive’ at first ministers’ meeting
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Summerside woman bakes treats every Christmas for officers who helped her 34 years ago
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Melissa Peter-Paul spearheads Indigenous artisan market in P.E.I.
Melissa Peter-Paul, a member of the Abegweit Mi’kmaw Nation, turns to roadkill to fuel her artistic passion. Traditionally, Indigenous people would catch live porcupines and use their quills to create works of art. Peter-Paul, 32, of ...
Solar Island Electric Inc. told eligibility for tax credit program would end after this year
The president of a local solar panel company says he has hit a roadblock in obtaining future assistance from a program once promoted as a cornerstone of provincial support for P.E.I.’s solar sector. Steve Howard, president of Solar Island ...
P.E.I. weather and travel updates for Friday, Dec. 7
Weather A few flurries are expected today with a high of -1 C. Wind chill in the morning will be -13 C, and -5 C in the afternoon. Tonight, flurries ending near midnight then cloudy with a 60 per cent chance of flurries, amounting to 5 cm in ...
Summerside mayor still has discretion when it comes to committee appointments
SUMMERSIDE, P.E.I. - Summerside city councillors will hit the ground running after the recent formation of a number of committees. At the Dec. 3 swearing-in ceremony, incoming mayor Basil Stewart appointed councillors to serve as chair and ...
New era begins as Charlottetown city council officially sworn in
CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. - For the first time since 2003, Charlottetown has a new mayor. Philip Brown was officially sworn in on Thursday along with the rest of his council, which includes two new members — Alanna Jankov and Julie ...
Stratford mayor announces new council committee chairs
STRATFORD, P.E.I. - A new council in Stratford is ready to get to business. Mayor Steve Ogden and other members of council took the oath of office during a swearing-in ceremony Wednesday. The new council will officially take office ...
New council sworn in during ceremony in Cornwall
CORNWALL, P.E.I. - In the photo above, Cornwall Mayor Minerva McCourt is congratulated by her sister, Elizabeth MacDonald, during the swearing-in ceremony held at Cornwall Town Hall on Tuesday, Dec. 4. In the photo below, Coun. Cory Stevenson and ...
Sherwood Motel immigration fraud trial hears details of permanent residency requirements
CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. - It’s not unusual for permanent residence applicants to come to Canada without a permanent address, an immigration fraud trial heard Thursday. That information came from an Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada ...
Greens say Liberals shut down bill in P.E.I. legislature through ‘retaliatory behaviour’
CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. - Green party Leader Peter Bevan-Baker says debate of a bill proposing amendments to the Elections Act was shot down in an act of “retaliatory behaviour” by the government bench on Tuesday night. The private ...
Speaker at Montreal massacre memorial in P.E.I. says people need to help stop gender-based violence
CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. - When it comes to stopping gender violence, Paxton Caseley says people need to speak up and intervene to deescalate the situation. “Above all, be the change that you want to see,’’ Caseley told a packed ...
