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What you need to know about COVID-19: August 12, 2020
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The Guardian
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![Charlottetown's PandaFun is closing because the owner couldn't come to a new lease agreement with his landlord.]()
Charlottetown's PandaFun decides to close
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![The Morell Fire Department responded to a call involving a blueberry harvester on Wednesday afternoon.]()
Morell Fire Department responds to blueberry harvester fire on Wednesday
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![Dr. Heather Morrison, P.E.I.’s chief public health officer, held a COVID-19 media briefing on Tuesday. There are no new coronavirus cases and all 36 documented cases are considered recovered.]()
UPDATE: P.E.I. reports five new COVID-19 cases
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![P.E.I. residents are reminded not to operate boats while impaired.]()
RCMP in P.E.I. reminds residents not to operate boats while impaired
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![Police on the Burin Peninsula are investigating an incident that happened Monday near Fortune, where a 62-year-old man died as a result of a single-vehicle ATV collision.]()
Kings District RCMP impound multiple vehicles, lay charges
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![Jason MacNeill, a native of Charlottetown who is now working in Toronto, hit a career milestone recently, winning his first Daytime Emmy Award.]()
P.E.I. native says winning his first Daytime Emmy Award 'feels incredible'
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![Dr. Heather Morrison, P.E.I.’s chief public health officer, held a COVID-19 media briefing on Tuesday. There are no new coronavirus cases and all 36 documented cases are considered recovered.]()
UPDATE: P.E.I. reports five new COVID-19 cases
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![P.E.I. residents are reminded not to operate boats while impaired.]()
RCMP in P.E.I. reminds residents not to operate boats while impaired
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![Police on the Burin Peninsula are investigating an incident that happened Monday near Fortune, where a 62-year-old man died as a result of a single-vehicle ATV collision.]()
Kings District RCMP impound multiple vehicles, lay charges
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![Logan David MacDonald appeared in provincial court in Charlottetown by video from the Provincial Correctional Centre where he has been in custody since his arrest.]()
Drunk driver caught with beer in vehicle jailed in P.E.I.
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![Jason MacNeill, a native of Charlottetown who is now working in Toronto, hit a career milestone recently, winning his first Daytime Emmy Award.]()
P.E.I. native says winning his first Daytime Emmy Award 'feels incredible'
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![Today's Picture of the Day is by 15-year-old April Deng.]()
P.E.I. weather, travel updates for Wednesday, Aug. 12
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![FOR RANKIN STORY:
Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil looks to breathe a sigh of relief, as he walks from the podium and prepares to place on his mask after giving his notice of stepping down as the premier of the province, in Halifax Thursday August 6, 2020.
TIM KROCHAK PHOTO]()
Cape Breton Liberal MLAs considering options with party leader seat available soon
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![Customers can use PC Express service and have groceries delivered from the Yarmouth Atlantic Superstore.
Carla Allen Photo]()
ACAP and Food Hub launch packaging survey
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![ACAP Cape Breton Stream Team project lead Jonathan Pretty, from left, carries a fish chute over his shoulder while walking along a stream in Leitches Creek on Tuesday, followed by Jordan Strong, ACAP habitat restoration co-ordinator, and Cape Breton University bachelor of arts and science in environment student Rory MacNeil. Chris Connors/Cape Breton Post]()
Making streams come true: Local environmental group restoring Cape Breton waterways
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![Halifax Regional Police special constables Cheryl Gardner and Dan Fraser leave Nova Scotia Supreme Court during a break at their jury trial on a charge of criminal negligence causing death, in Halifax on Monday, Oct. 28, 2019.]()
Crown seeks two-year sentences for booking officers convicted in Corey Rogers jail cell death
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Nova Scotia hits 10-day mark with no new COVID-19 cases
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'Trust no one,' Sarah Palin advises new Democratic VP nominee Kamala Harris
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![Charlottetown's PandaFun is closing because the owner couldn't come to a new lease agreement with his landlord.]()
Charlottetown's PandaFun decides to close
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For this shopaholic millennial lawyer, lockdown on CERB was a financial wake-up call
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Canada's CAE in talks with airlines to win more pilot training business
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Tesla woos retail investors with stock split, shares rise
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Mexico's new warning labels on junk food meet supersized opposition from U.S., EU
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Oman secures $2 billion bridge loan: sources
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![Holland College is adding a second eSports series to its collection with the F1 2020 game for the PlayStation 4 console.]()
Holland College adds Formula 1 series to eSports offerings
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Lightning top Jackets in 5 OTs, NHL's 4th-longest game
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Dube nets two goals as Flames top Stars
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NHL roundup: Lightning edge Jackets in fifth OT
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NBA roundup: Lillard ties career-high 61 in Blazers' win
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Giannis ejected for head-butt as Bucks beat Wizards
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![Black is the Colour musician and smallpipes craftsman Keith Mullen will perform with group members Rob Drew and Ward MacDonald tonight at the Benevolent Irish Society in Charlottetown.]()
Black is the Colour with Hailee MacDonald and Mary Ellen Hurley onstage for BIS ceilidh
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![The River Clyde Pageant is presenting Late Night Radio, a drive-in theatre experience created by Nova Scotia's North Barn Theatre Collective, Aug. 14-16, in New Glasgow. Audiences can watch the show from inside their cars with their radios tuned to an FM broadcast, or outdoors within physically distanced, demarcated spaces.]()
The River Clyde Pageant presents Late Night Radio, a drive-in theatre experience in New Glasgow, P.E.I.
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![Mike Doucette of Nine Mile Creek says he literally goes everywhere with his two sidekicks, Ruby, left, his golden retriever, and Reno, his golden doodle. For safety purposes, the dogs wear goggles, but the helmets are just for fun.]()
Ruby and Reno becoming travelling dog sensations across P.E.I.
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![Mark Cullen built green roofs on two of the sheds on his property, including this one.]()
GREENFILE: Water, where are you?
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![International Children's Memorial Place founder Bill MacLean, front left, is shown with P.E.I. Cupcakes leader Samantha MacPherson, who visited the site recently. Also shown are Toby MacDonald, back left, ICMP board member Dianne MacLean, ICMP president Maitland MacIsaac, Michelle Noonan and ICMP board member David Blanchard.]()
Childrens' memorial fountain set to flow thanks to new donation
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![P.E.I. fiddler Cynthia Macleod performs Sunday at the Tip Er Back ceilidh in New Dominion.]()
Cynthia MacLeod performs a Facebook LIVE Concert during the Mont-Carmel Summer Concert Series!
