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Police were on the scene investigating a suspicious death at the end of Trail's End Road in Hampton Feb. 19.

UPDATE: P.E.I. RCMP focus on separate scenes in two suspicious deaths

Jaime Skiffington (sister), Kim Skiffington-Baglole (aunt) and Buddy the dog at Kim’s home. Both women are family to Jeremy Stephens, 32, of Summerside, who was killed by police in May, 2018. Almost nine months later they are still waiting for answers about why Stephens was shot.

Family of Summerside man killed by police in limbo while SiRT ...

Ethel and Austin Pendergast of Summerside have been married for 69 years, and still are deeply in love.

A lasting love: Summerside couple keep the spark alive nearly 70 years ...

RCMP looking for driver that fled scene of Route 109 accident Monday ...

Suzanne Birt follows a shot during the Scotties provincial women’s curling championship in Alberton in January.

Suzanne Birt excited to be back representing P.E.I. at Scotties ...

Summerside man receives jail time for drug, theft charges

Saving a spooky old house that’s covered in vegetation was no small feat.

Historic, vegetation-covered farmhouse in Sea View, P.E.I., gets ...

A new 32 unit seniors housing development was announced for Summersie, Thursday. The building will be located next to a sister facility on Frank Mellish Street.

UPDATE: New provincially owned housing complex for seniors announced ...

Alberton Health Centre nurse practitioner, Maryna Kudryacheva completes a requisition form for a patient. Kudryacheva says the rural practice she has in Alberton is just what she was looking for. She plans to attend the Here to Stay community engagement day which will be held at Mill River Resort on March 5.

'Here to Stay’: Engagement day to look at strategies to help retain ...

CARTOON: The most terrible winter?

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Journal Pioneer Cartoonist Wayne Wright tackles the weather in his most recent editorial cartoon. — Journal Pioneer Cartoonist Wayne Wright tackles the weather in his most recent editorial cartoon. - Contributed

Journal Pioneer Cartoonist Wayne Wright tackled the weather in his most recent editorial cartoon.

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Cody Duskocy-Propper is shown with his sister, Trudy McKibbon.

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Master Cpl. Scott MacDougall called a cottage along the south shore of P.E.I. his “piece of paradise”. In hopes of helping others, MacDougall’s parents are transforming that cottage into a retreat for military personnel who are struggling with PTSD and their families.

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Two-year-old Gus Godfrey of Annapolis Valley enjoys going down the toddler ice slide during this year’s Jack Frost Winterfest.

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P.E.I. Senator Diane Griffin

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The Corner Brook Fire Department was without one of its trucks last week as it was getting repaired.

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The South Shore Lumberjacks’ Lucas Roy, 21, slides in an attempt to knock the puck away from the Summerside Western Capitals’ Noah Massie, 22, during Monday afternoon’s MHL (Maritime Junior Hockey League) game at Eastlink Arena in Summerside. Caps forward Brodie MacArthur, 27, positions himself in front of Lumberjacks goaltender Ty Grant for a possible rebound. South Shore won the game 7-4.

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Christian Gallant, left, Bark for Life P.E.I. co-chairman, is joined by Valerie Docherty, Bark for Life P.E.I. honourary chairwoman, Jayna Stokes, provincial lead, Canadian Cancer Society, P.E.I. division, and Josh Blinder, Global Pet Foods, Top Dog presenting sponsor.

Bark for Life P.E.I. raises more than $33,000

A property owner in Launching put this steel gate up in November at the eastern end of the Bruce Point Road along the traveled way to the shore area in Launching. The province is investigating to determine the boundary of the public road, which has long been used by the public to access the beach.

P.E.I. government wants timely solution to gate blocking beach access

Suzanne Birt follows a shot during the Scotties provincial women’s curling championship in Alberton in January.

P.E.I.'s Suzanne Birt rink advances to championship round at Scotties Tournament of Hearts