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P.E.I. Finance Minister Heath MacDonald addresses a crowd of Greater Summerside Chamber of Commerce members at Tuesday’s budget breakfast event. MILLICENT MCKAY/JOURNAL PIONEER

P.E.I. government allocates funding for Stratford High

P.E.I. man gets prison time for break-ins

UPDATE: Busload of students slip sliding away on Johnston Road in ...

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Powerful fall storms give way to angry seas. Phil Vogler was down by Donnellan's Brook — near Harbourville N.S. — at high tide Monday morning when this wave came crashing in. Remember to always stay a safe distance back from the edge of the water! - Contributed

EDITORIAL: The weather, it is a changin’

Dan MacIsaac, owner and president of Kenmac Energy, is this year’s Greater Charlottetown Area Chamber of Commerce’s Entrepreneur of the Year.

Kenmac Energy owner named Entrepreneur of the Year at Charlottetown ...

Sampson Carter is one of the leaders for the Island Storm this season.

Island Storm's Mr. Versatility

UPDATE: Murray Harbour man faces assault with a weapon charge

Premier Wade MacLauchlan gets ready for yesterday’s proceedings of the legislative assembly ahead of the oppositions questions about his connections to a company that received a contract to provide home care in P.E.I.

Tories push P.E.I. premier on Northern Pulp issue

P.E.I. Liquor Control Commission hands out fines

Bijan Adatia, interim chair of Pride P.E.I., led a town hall session during Saturday’s Youth Forum at Holland College to hear how the organization can better support young members of P.E.I.’s LGBTQ community. The Youth Forum was hosted by the Canadian Centre for Gender and Sexual Diversity.

Youth forum gives P.E.I.'s LGBTQ teens an opportunity to connect

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Shawna Caspi interacts with the audience at the harmony workshop.

Toronto artist performing at Baba’s Monday

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Photography.

Winning photos to be displayed Monday in New London

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The Commission scolaire de langue française (CSLF) is P.E.I.’s French-language school board

P.E.I. parents, officials call for improvements to aging École Évangéline

Updated Nov 11, 2018 at 4:09 p.m.

News

P.E.I. gas prices.

Another drop in P.E.I. gas prices Nov. 15

Updated Nov 15, 2018 at 12:05 a.m.

Photography.

Winning photos to be displayed Monday in New London

Updated 7 hours ago

Charlottetown Fire Department (City of Charlottetown photo).

Stations respond to 61 fire calls in Charlottetown

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Susanna Hamilton, a student Grace Christian School, was the acting premier during the 31st annual Rotary Youth Parliament held in Charlottetown on Friday and Saturday. The exercise gave students from across the province some hands-on experience of what it’s like to be a provincial MLA.

Island students debate affordable housing to rolling papers during Rotary Youth Parliament

Updated 7 hours ago

Sports

The Kensington Monaghan Farms Wild won the Monctonian major midget hockey championship Sunday in Moncton.

UPDATE: Wild wins Monctonian

Updated 4 hours ago

Andrews scores three in Flames 3-2 victory over Lynx

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Harness racing

Saturday's harness racing results

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Attack in bantam final at Monctonian

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Business

Google Map showing Carrefour de L'Isle-Saint-Jean in Charlottetown

Resume writing workshop offered in Charlottetown for French speakers

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Dan MacIsaac, owner and president of Kenmac Energy, is this year’s Greater Charlottetown Area Chamber of Commerce’s Entrepreneur of the Year.

Kenmac Energy owner named Entrepreneur of the Year at Charlottetown chamber awards

Published Nov 15, 2018 at 5:30 p.m.

Amber Jadis accepts the first ever People’s Choice for Community Impact Award at the 2018 Greater Charlottetown Area Chamber of Commerce’s President’s Excellence Awards on behalf of Bricks 4 Kidz at the P.E.I. Convention Centre in downtown Charlottetown on Wednesday night. She started the company in Prince Edward Island in 2014.

Charlottetown business community celebrates entrepreneurship at President’s Excellence Awards

Published Nov 15, 2018 at 12:15 p.m.

Tommy Biggar and Megan Patey, owners of Island ReLeaf Glass in Summerside, specialize in cannabis accessories and growing equipment.

Summerside shop expands after cannabis legalization boosts sales

Published Nov 14, 2018 at 1 p.m.

Living

This is the Acadian Museum.

"Rise up Acadians, Forward for Honour! 165th Battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force" opens Nov. 20

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’Tis the season for reading: Snuggle up this winter with a great local book

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Herald Holiday Decoration Organizing Oct 6 2018 Gift Wrap Storage

Organizing your holiday decorations

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Give the gift of local spirit ... or beer, wine and cider

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Opinion

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LETTER OF THE DAY: Excluding the public from the public interest

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Brett Francis, left, and David Francis assess one of their harvested potato fields, which is covered in mud and puddles from the heavy rain that fell overnight Saturday and into Sunday. The owners and operators of David and Brett Francis Family Farm have not been able to harvest potatoes since last Tuesday due to the wet and cold weather.

WAYNE YOUNG: Potato growers need support

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LETTER: Stronger legislation needed for animals

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LETTER: No respect for humans

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Community

This is Dr. Heather Morrison.

Community forum set for Nov. 20

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Author special guest at Nov. 17 meeting of P.E.I. Genealogical Society

Published Nov 16, 2018 at 1:48 p.m.

Free tickets for annual Charlottetown Christmas concerts available Nov. 17

Published Nov 16, 2018 at 10:52 a.m.

From left, Elaine Fraser, coordinator, Henri, Kate, Sarah and Emilie Laurin, volunteers, were at Our Lady of the Assumption Parish to promote the 28th annual Stratford Food Drive, which takes place on Sunday, Nov. 18.

Stratford and Area Food Drive takes place Sunday, Nov. 18

Updated Nov 16, 2018 at 8:37 a.m.

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Anthony LeBlanc, centre, is shown with Maritime Football Ltd. partner Bruce Bowser, left, and CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie during a town hall event in Halifax on Feb. 23. Maritime Football wants to bring a CFL team to Halifax.

Football on P.E.I. would benefit from Halifax CFL team: Hurricanes coach

Harness racing

Sock It Away keeps on winning at CDP

Island Storm forward Brad States takes a shot over Saint John Riptide and former Storm forward Renaldo Dixon Sunday at the Eastlink Centre.

Storm weather storm and get first victory of NBL season

Volunteer Juliet Trainor, 7, was part of a crew that picked up and delivered donations to the Upper Room Food Bank during Sunday’s 28th annual Stratford and Area Food Drive. In addition to the food items, the drive also saw about $1,400 donated for items.

Islanders help fill the food bank during Stratford and Area Food Drive

Island volunteers, from left, Blair Corkum of the Community Legal Information Association, Judy Hierlihy of the P.E.I. Women’s Network and Leo Broderick of the Council of Canadians P.E.I. Chapter show the certificates of appreciation they received during the 11th annual Volunteer Awards and Fundraising Breakfast. Missing from the photo: Irene Burge, Cooper Institute; Valerie Curtis, Bedeque Area Historical Society; Peter Dunfield, Canadian Cancer Society; and Gerry Mawhinney, New London Community Complex.

Island volunteers recognized for dedication to community groups

P.E.I. BioAlliance executive director Rory Francis, left, congratulates BioVectra president Oliver Technow during a ceremony Wednesday after the company received the BIOTECanada Gold Leaf Award for Company of the Year.

Charlottetown-based BioVectra named Canada’s biotech company of the year

Bijan Adatia, interim chair of Pride P.E.I., led a town hall session during Saturday’s Youth Forum at Holland College to hear how the organization can better support young members of P.E.I.’s LGBTQ community. The Youth Forum was hosted by the Canadian Centre for Gender and Sexual Diversity.

Youth forum gives P.E.I.'s LGBTQ teens an opportunity to connect

This is the Acadian Museum.

"Rise up Acadians, Forward for Honour! 165th Battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force" opens Nov. 20

The Kensington Monaghan Farms Wild won the Monctonian major midget hockey championship Sunday in Moncton.

UPDATE: Wild wins Monctonian

Dr. Colleen MacQuarrie, holding bullhorn, takes part in a demonstration in Charlottetown demanding access to abortion in P.E.I. in this March 8 Guardian file photo. Reproductive Justice New Brunswick is to launch its campaign Thursday in Fredericton with a public lecture by MacQuarrie.

New book examines abortion access comparisons between P.E.I. and Ireland

Shawna Caspi interacts with the audience at the harmony workshop.

Toronto artist performing at Baba’s Monday

Photography.

Winning photos to be displayed Monday in New London