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• Charlottetown student makes video about residential...
  Charlottetown’s Samantha Silliphant shudders at the thought of what life must have been like for aboriginal students in the days of residential ...
• Canada Post assessing options to remain...
  The move by Canada Post did more than raise a few eyebrows. Customers have been chirping up a storm over the decision by the country’s postal ...
• Bishops seek to ease pain caused by EI reform
  Some may feel they don't stand a prayer with the controversial EI changes.Perhaps now they do.The Roman Catholic bishops of the Atlantic ...
• UPDATE: Body of missing Islander found
  The body of a former P.E.I. man has been found one week after he went missing. The RCMP report that Darren Macphee’s body was found Tuesday ...
• Sibling trio follow in mom's nursing foosteps
  The Steele sisters are following in mom’s footsteps as a tight trio. With five years separating the oldest sister Charlotte, 27, and Elizabeth, ...
• Vet grads fulfill dream
  Life can get in the way of dreams. Fortunately for Lisa Connor and Lisa Gillis, they were only delayed and not denied realization of a goal that ...
• College student holds fundraiser for men's shelter
  Joanne Jay is combining college with charity. One of Jay’s remaining assignments in the Event Management Program at New Brunswick Community ...
• P.E.I. turning to nurse practitioners to improve...
  Gayle MacLean seldom books an appointment with her family doctor.She has seen him perhaps five times in the past three years.Compare that with ...
• Ira Lewis remembered as true farming pioneer
  Malpeque MP Wayne Easter fondly recalls Ira Lewis as a cutting edge farmer. Easter says Lewis directed progressive change in agriculture as a ...
• Grandview woman awarded for nursing excellence
  Years before making a career of the practice, Leanne Demeulenaere took well to taking care of people.The 27-year-old Grandview resident worked ...
• Sparing change:
  Albert Parlee is approached so often for change he must feel like a walking piggy bank. He works part-time at the Sportman's Club on University ...
• Fish plant struggling to bring in needed foreign...
  The co-owner of a fish plant in western P.E.I. is blaming red tape for hampering efforts to bring in much-needed foreign workers. Dewis Cooke, of ...
• UPDATE: Charlottetown QMJHL team receives support...
  Let's make some noise for your Charlottetown Something Or Other.The P.E.I. Rocket is staying, that we know. The ownership has changed and so will ...
• Comedy duo screens work for students
  Get the makeup wizards to transform a little person into a hideous mutant rat. Hire an unsuspecting mark who just happens to be an animal ...
• Chair-Leaders campaign lends real eye opener to...
  Jill Stewart is accustomed to sitting down on the job. As the administrative assistant to the mayor and council she is often planted at her desk ...
• Gas explosion cause of fatal shed fire in Stratford
  Gasoline fumes igniting within a small shed caused a fire that claimed the life of a Stratford man Sunday, concludes the Fire Marshal’s Office. ...
• Twin miracle keeps growing
  Twins Denver and Dawson Wood battled hard for their lives from day one. Today, celebrating their fourth birthday, both are doing remarkably well ...
• High radon levels found in Souris school
  SOURIS — Staff and students at Souris Consolidated School have vacated the basement of the building after radon levels were found to be ...
• Stanhope Beach Resort management focussing on staff...
  The Stanhope Beach Resort and Conference Centre may one day rise from the ashes.However, giving serious consideration to the potential future of ...
• Charlottetown campaign urges pedestrian travel...
  Perhaps Aerosmith’s classic rock tune Walk This Way can become the theme song for Charlottetown’s new campaign to get residents and tourists to ...
• Horace Carver ‘staggered’ by Islanders’...
  Horace Carver has been dazzled by both the quantity and the intensity of feedback Islanders have provided to assist him in bringing the Lands ...
• Ferry rates increase for 2013 season
  It will cost more to take the ferry across the Northumberland Strait this year unless you are walking aboard. The 2013 PEI ferry schedule for the ...
• Age-old questions
  No twisting of Olive Bryanton’s 76-year-old arm was required to get the Charlottetown woman to participate in the largest study of aging ever ...
• Fire burns memories but can't touch bedridden woman
  Steve MacDonald laments the many cherished items he lost to smoke and flames overnight Wednesday. The fire to his home at 14 Revell Dr. in ...
• Pat Binns in centre of crisis response during Boston...
  Pat Binns was in his office located just a couple blocks from the finish line of Boston's iconic marathon race Monday.The former premier of ...
• Canadian Cancer Society will 'be holding' province...
  The provincial government has been dancing and skirting around the issue of introducing a catastrophic drug plan for a long time.The ongoing ...
• Reservist Mike Egan rewarded with big post for...
  Mike Egan leads a double life.He loves them both, but they are worlds apart.His full-time day job for the past 19 years has been as a courier for ...
• Charlottetown landmark Mount St. Mary's building sold
  The Mount is mounting quite a rebirth of sorts.The Sisters of St. Martha announced Friday a deal has been reached to sell Mount St. Mary's and 18 ...
• Ensuring safety priority following attack on...
  The owner of Maritime Bus is reviewing security after a passenger seriously injured a driver Wednesday night in New Brunswick. Mike Cassidy says ...
• Police name victim of fatal crash
  Police have released the name of the woman killed in Wednesday’s collision near North Wiltshire. Carole Campanaro, 72, of Charlottetown succumbed ...