Profile of Brian McInnis

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• Truck takes down sign at entrance to national park...
  Employees of Tims Crane work to remove the wreckage of a metal sign at the entrance to the P.E.I National Park at Brackley Beach Tuesday evening. ...
• Rain was nice, but farmers need a lot more of it
  Prince Edward Island finally got rain Tuesday, but farmers need at least another 30-40 millimeters just to bring the amount of moisture up to the ...
• Pioneering spirit alive and well in Morell River race
  The raging Morell River can be an unforgiving place when you venture out in a raft made of everything from Duct Tape (enough to make Red Green ...
• Riders and donors should be proud of their...
  For almost 25 years I was a roadrunner and over that time I put in many thousands of miles on the road, but due to injuries I can no longer run ...
• Concern — not reward — often generates Crime...
  Crime Stoppers has helped solve more than 1,000 crimes since it began in Prince Edward Island 23 years ago and seized almost $3 million in stolen ...
• Lobsterman fears the industry that he knows will...
  Whenever long time North Rustico fisherman Carl Gallant thinks of the possible changes coming to the Atlantic fishery he gets nervous, very ...
• Cheese cracking has centuries of history and traditions
  It has been said that breaking into a wheel of aged Parmigiano Reggiano is like cracking open happiness, but it is also a centuries old ...
• Things looking brighter for cat found frozen
  Things are looking brighter for Trooper the cat who was found near death, frozen to the driveway of a home in Stephenville Crossing, N.L., Gwen ...
• Trooper will know soon how many lives he has remaining
  It is said cats have nine lives and Trooper is soon to know how many he has used in his fight to cheat death after being found under a car and ...
• Year of the Dragon
  Sunday was the Chinese New Year celebrating the Year of the Dragon. People with Chinese heritage living on Prince Edward Island gathered in ...
• Holland College carries on the PWC name and...
  For more than 200 years the name Prince of Wales College has been synonymous with education on P.E.I. and thanks to Holland College renaming ...
• Elmira transports visitors back to the time of rails
  In its heyday the Prince Edward Island Railway had hundreds of miles of track, but now the last significant remnant of original rail can ...
• Lucy and her six ducklings now happily swimming in...
  Never underestimate the determination of a mother with six babies in her care. Lucy the duck that made her nest in some potted plants in the ...
• 'Pinball' pays a visit
  Mike (Pinball) Clemons, a member of the CFL Hall of Fame, took part in the annual Special Olympics Festival gala dinner and auction Wednesday ...
• Rockin' out at The Refinery
  Some young musicians would prefer to perform at all-ages venues because they find “drunken adults” are not really into listening to their music ...
• The snow sculptures are cool, but the kids want the...
  There were plenty of runny noses, red cheeks and snow covered mittens during the cold, but great day at the Jack Frost Children's ...
• Talented P.E.I. student designs winning video game
  Many teenagers spend a lot of hours in front of a computer playing video games, but David MacIntosh not only plays the games, he designs ...
• New Scotchfort business brings needed jobs to...
  SCOTCHFORT - At certain times of the year, Abegweit First Nation, with a population of approximately 450, can have an unemployment rate between ...
• Big red car visits P.E.I.
  The Wiggles and their big red car made a visit to Charlottetown Monday night and the Civic Centre was jam packed with kids screaming at the top ...
• Cancer ride rolls into Charlottetown
  The Sears National Kids Cancer Ride made a stop in Charlottetown Wednesday. The ride is a 7,000-kilometre cycling adventure that took 50 riders ...
• Mi'kmaqs celebrate heritage
  Brittany Lush of Charlottetown performed in a fancy shawl dance Sunday during the second annual Charlottetown Powwow at Confederation Landing ...
• Waterfowl hunting workshop teaches youths...
  MOUNT ALBION — The number of recreational hunters and anglers is dropping on Prince Edward Island and there is concern in some quarters the ...
• Taoist Tai Chi Society members on P.E.I. join with...
  The Earth did not wobble on its axis for a moment, but there was plenty of energy released worldwide Saturday when thousands of adherents ...
• U.S. ambassador visits P.E.I.
  David Jacobson, United States ambassador to Canada, shares a laugh with Kathleen Casey, Speaker of the P.E.I. legislature, during a reception for ...
• Permanent memorial keeps history of Summerfield...
  The Summerfield United Church was one of the centres of the community for more than 150 years, but as Roger Sinclair, a native of Summerfield ...
• Pure pulling power
  This is not quite the beefed-up tractor that would be used to plow the back 40, but Austin Johnston uses all the power it has for pulling in the ...
• Ghiz park responsibility passed over to city
  What began as a dream and then a reality will now be memories for Marlene Bryenton as she passes the full responsibility for the Joe Ghiz ...
• Bird watchers flock to see bald eagles
  People flocked to Mount Stewart to see bald eagles on the weekend and the birds did not disappoint as they put on a great show. This was the ...
• Mona Gordon Wilson honoured for public health...
  Toronto-born Mona Gordon Wilson, whose circuitous route to Prince Edward Island included time with the U.S. Army Nursing Corps during the First ...
• Island EMS joins national stem cell challenge to...
  More than 800 Canadians and tens of thousands more worldwide need stem cell transplants without which they will almost certainly die so Island ...