QEH Telethon soars past $200,000 mark

Helped by a big donation from the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Auxiliary, the first day of the QEH/EastlinkTelethon ended with a grand total of $210,323 pledged.  Marlene MacDonald is the...

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Hungry bear heads up tree for a rest after gobbling up two chickens

NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. - A B.C. conservation officer is hoping a hungry bear that gobbled up two chickens in a North Vancouver neighbourhood will soon climb out of a tree and head back to its...

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Ashley, Andrews excited to be playing for Memorial Cup

Darcy Ashley is ready for puck drop. The 20-year-old Brooklyn native and his Halifax Mooseheads teammates will play the Portland Winterhawks in Sunday’s Memorial Cup final in Saskatoon, Sask....

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Finding success in the suds

Something is brewing in the West Royalty Industrial Park. A Charlottetown metal engineering company is making big strides as a worldwide Canadian exporter. Diversified Metal Engineering Ltd....

Dave Stewart

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• Credit Unions to merge May 24, 2013
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A long spin

The potter’s wheel at Village Pottery in New London has been going round and round for the past 40 years.And Daphne Large’s clay-covered hands have been making light work of a seemingly endless...

Mary MacKay

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Approving drive-thrus at busy locations

Charlottetown council has given the go-ahead for a drive-thru at a convenience store site in the capital city's downtown, but in doing so, it has a responsibility to do what it takes to ensure a...

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