Crane wants open discussion on HST

The government should host proper consultations with the public before making a decision to implement the HST, says Opposition Leader Olive Crane. She made the remarks during today’s question...

Ryan Ross

May 18, 2012

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• T3 Charlottetown Transit sets a new single-day record Dave Stewart May 18, 2012
• Summerfest announces East Coast lineup Dave Stewart May 18, 2012
• Students safe despite elevated radon levels: health officer Ryan Ross May 18, 2012
• MLA’s meal expenses higher than any in region: taxpayers group Teresa Wright May 17, 2012
• Cancer fraudster gets four years Steve Sharratt May 17, 2012

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IAEA chief to fly to Tehran to seal deal on probe of Iranian nuclear...

VIENNA - Diplomats tell The Associated Press that the head of the U.N. nuclear agency will fly to Tehran next week to seal an agreement that would allow his organization to resume a probe of...

May 18, 2012

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• Evidence mixed for George Zimmerman's claim that he shot Trayvon Martin in self-defence May 18, 2012
• Residents of Manitoba village who fled from fire to learn if they can go home May 18, 2012

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Ready to tee off

LAKESIDE — Ryan Garrett hopes this weekend’s weather forecast is a good omen for a strong golf season. The general manager of P.E.I.’s Finest Golf, a collection of four Island courses, is...

Jason Malloy

May 18, 2012

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• Down The Backstretch: ‘He made my career’ Nicholas Oakes May 18, 2012
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• Winsloe Charlottetown FC Look to Feast on Newfoundland October 11, 2011
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Higher duty free thresholds expected to boost cross border shopping:...

OTTAWA — Cross-border shopping is costing the Canadian economy much more than believed and new rules raising duty-free limits will only make matters worse, says a new report by the Bank of...

May 18, 2012

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• European crisis forces Canadian investors to endure another roller coaster ride May 18, 2012
• Province eliminates PST commission for businesses Stephen Brun May 17, 2012
• Sears Canada swings to Q1 profit on store closures despite dismal sales May 17, 2012
• Environmental groups split over slow pace of forest deal May 17, 2012
• Facebook boosts stock offering size by 25 per cent; sale could now get more than $18B May 16, 2012

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A time to remember

The 1980s are remembered as an era of big hairstyles, leg warmers and jackets with padded shoulders. The decade also brings to mind energizing dance music, the Rubik’s Cube and expressions like...

Sally Cole

May 18, 2012

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• The Babies come back Sally Cole May 18, 2012
• The sun is out indeed Todd MacLean May 18, 2012
• A taste of what's to come Sally Cole May 17, 2012
• Got to get grilling on holiday weekend Margaret Prouse May 16, 2012

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Keep the owls, lose the new road

Editor:A rare sighting prompts me to question the wisdom of altering the scenic, natural environment known as Strathgartney.A recent walk through the tranquil setting provided an opportunity to...

Letters to the Editor (The Guardian)

May 18, 2012

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• Stand up and oppose the HST Letters to the Editor (The Guardian) May 18, 2012
• Incoming HST confuses voter May 17, 2012
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• HST means tough choices for moms May 17, 2012

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New $1.4B international terminal to open at Atlanta airport, the...

ATLANTA — The new $1.4 billion international terminal at the world’s busiest airport is set to open in Atlanta. The sleek launching pad for millions of passengers is designed to help Atlanta...

May 16, 2012

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• In NYC exhibit, photos from 1964 capture a young Andy Warhol just before his career exploded April 23, 2012
• Belfast, city that built the Titanic, hopes the ship's unsinkable appeal will draw tourists The Associated Press April 9, 2012

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