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• Hurricanes capture Atlantic Football League...
  It was a celebration 51 years in the making. The Holland College Hurricanes captured the first intercollegiate football title of any kind for a ...
• Follow along with leaders' debate tonight
  All five political leaders have spent part of the day today getting ready for the only televised debate of the Prince Edward Island election ...
• Island hockey fans seeing Stars
  The Dallas Stars went through their paces in the team's first full practice on the Island today at the MacLauchlan Arena. Players were split into ...
• Rocket down Screaming Eagles for first win of season
  The P.E.I. Rocket were met with roaring applause from a home crowd Saturday night after downing Cape Breton Screaming Eagles for the team’s first ...
• Information for voters
  The writs have been issued for the upcoming Oct. 3 provincial general election. Confirmation officers are now going from door to door seeking the ...
• Montague RCMP charge man with arson after weekend fire
  MONTAGUE – A 37-year-old male is facing numerous charges after RCMP and the fire department responded to a residential fire Saturday ...
• National junior hockey champs in town to face Rocket
  The P.E.I. Rocket and the Saint John Sea Dogs restart the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League pre-season today with a matchup in Charlottetown. ...
• Speaker announced for 2011 Symons Lecture
  2011 Symons Lecture annou
• Tweel wants proof
  Coun. Mitchell Tweel wants proof the city’s worst-to-first method when it comes to paving actually works. Tweel says he has a list of five ...
• Miltonvale Park residents to vote on expenditures to...
  Miltonvale Park community officials are reassuring residents there will still be a vote held tonight to approve expenditures associated ...
• Elderly man rescued from submerged truck
  Don Paynter doesn’t consider himself a hero. He considers himself lucky. Paynter choked back tears this afternoon as he recounted how he pulled ...
• Canoe Cove fire ruled suspicious
  Queens District RCMP is investigating a structure fire in Canoe Cove after the fire marshal's office ruled the fire as suspicious. The North ...
• Peter Bevan-Baker to represent Greens in District 17...
  HAMPTON - Hampton dentist Peter Bevan-Baker will contest district 17, Kellys Cross-Cumberland for the Green Party in the October 3 ...
• UPDATE: Single vehicle accident sends motorcyclist...
  The name of a motorcyclist and the extent of his injuries in a Sunday morning single vehicle collision in Charlottetown have not been released. ...
• Stealing life savings from elderly woman...
  A 47-year-old Montague man who defrauded an elderly Charlottetown woman out of most of her life savings on the pretext of carrying out repairs to ...
• July 11 traffic advisories
  The Department of Transportation has issued the following traffic advisories for July 11: Kings County: Route 2 - Dingwells Mills - ...
• Shea announces arts tax credit for children
  Revenue Minister Gail Shea was in Charlottetown this morning to promote the arts tax credit for children that was part of the government’s 2011 ...
• Softball team in Greece drops second game
  ATHENS, GREECE - Team Canada East dropped their second game in the Special Olympics World Summer Games Thursday. The team was defeated by Texas, ...
• Inman named new CEO of Confederation Centre
  Jessie Inman has been named the new chief executive officer of the Confederation Centre of the Arts, replacing longtime CEO David MacKenzie who ...
• Brazen daylight robberies on the rise
  Charlottetown police say brazen daylight robberies and home invasions are becoming more commonplace in Prince Edward Island’s capital city and ...
• Provinces announces amount of lawsuit claim against...
  The dollar figure has been revealed in the province’s lawsuit against fish processor Ocean Choice P.E.I. and it’s a hefty one — for $9,750,000. ...
• Vandalism may cost farmer $10,000
  East Prince RCMP are asking for public assistance regarding a mischief complaint, which may cost a Bedeque-based farmer thousands of ...
• Commission wraps up UPEI human rights hearing
  The P.E.I. Human Right’s Commission finished hearing damage claims from three UPEI professors seeking compensation for being forced ...
• Victoria Park Canada Day festivities announced
  Plans for Canada Day festivities at Victoria Park in Charlottetown have been announced. Events get underway at 11:30 a.m. “We think that the move ...
• Kate of Green Gables
  It appears that the newest member of the British royal family is the one who insisted on making a stop in P.E.I. in early July. News ...
• Four young people escape vehicle rollover
  ST. EDWARD - Four young people escaped a single vehicle rollover without suffering serious injuries late Friday. Media reports say Miminegash ...
• An evening with Cassie Campbell
  The Island’s executive director of the Canadian Paraplegic Association was the only person wishing for rain Thursday. That’s because the ...
• Two men assault police officer in Tignish
  Tignish – Two males face charges of assaulting a police officer, resisting arrest and public intoxication from an incident during the ...
• Police seize loaded guns and drugs
  A Charlottetown and Summerside male are facing weapons and drug-related charges after city police conducted a high risk vehicle stop in ...
• City youth charged with break and enter
  A 17-year-old Charlottetown youth is facing charges of break and enter and making threats. City police responded to a call concerning a break and ...