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UPDATE: More snow on the way for P.E.I.

Cars, trucks, plows and blowers contend for space during snow removal on Grafton Street in Charlottetown.

CHEERS&JEERS: Where were the plows?

Scott MacTaggart, a licensed practical nurse and yoga instructor, spoke to The Guardian about his charity, Scott’s Socks, at Modo Yoga in Charlottetown on Nov. 14.

P.E.I. group Scott’s Socks in sixth year of collecting and donating ...

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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 ...

Alaska, P.E.I. man pleads guilty to arson

Souris-Elmira MLA Colin LaVie

Broken roads frustrate P.E.I. MLA

N.L.’s Barry Group has lost a Federal Court review of a DFO decision on the 2016 mackerel fishery.

Tignish man pleads guilty to fisheries charges

Pop-rock folk artist Megan Bonnell will be opening for The Once when the Newfoundland-based trio comes to P.E.I. to perform a concert at The Mack in Charlottetown on Nov. 27 .

SALLY COLE: Megan Bonnell to open for The Once in Charlottetown on ...

Fire destroys Profits Corner home, kills four family pets

Loose batteries in this drawer caught fire early Sunday morning at Alicia Packwood and Damien Morris' Charlottetown home. The couple is now hoping to make others aware of the importance of properly storing batteries. PHOTO SUBMITTED BY ALICIA PACKWOOD

Loose batteries catch fire in drawer in Charlottetown home

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The Rodd Charlottetown Hotel will host this year's Bell Aliant Canadian Song Conference. The event is set for May 10 to 13.

National Child Day parades planned for P.E.I. on Nov. 20

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Have your say with The Guardian's Quick Questions

The Guardian's Quick Question for Nov. 20, 2018

Updated 2 hours ago

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Charlottetown police looking for missing man

Published 6 hours ago

News

Souris-Elmira MLA Colin LaVie

Broken roads frustrate P.E.I. MLA

Published 12 hours ago

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Charlottetown police looking for missing man

Published 6 hours ago

St. Michael's College School

NewsAlert: Six students arrested, charged in St. Michael's probe: Sources

Published 7 hours ago

Justice

Alaska, P.E.I. man pleads guilty to arson

Published 11 hours ago

Sports

Laura Ready (left), Zayley Murphy (background) and Brittany States (centre) celebrate of the Holland College Hurricanes women’s volleyball team celebrate a point with teammate Lauren Moerike (right) versus the Dal-AC Rams in Atlantic Collegiate Athletic Association (ACAA) action Saturday in Charlottetown. Holland College won 3-1 (25-13, 25-19, 23-25, 25-18).
Photo special to The Guardian by Mike Bernard

Holland College women's volleyballer's down Dal-AC in ACAA action in Charlottetown

Published 2 hours ago

Harness racing

Sock It Away keeps on winning at CDP

Published a day ago

Kensington Wild.

Wild to play for Monctonian championship

Updated a day ago

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

Published 23 hours ago

Business

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

Resume writing workshop offered in Charlottetown for French speakers

Published a day ago

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

Published a day ago

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

Updated Nov 17, 2018 at 12:30 a.m.

Herald Holiday Decoration Organizing Oct 6 2018 Gift Wrap Storage

Organizing your holiday decorations

Updated Nov 17, 2018 at 12:25 a.m.

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

Published Nov 17, 2018 at 12:20 a.m.

Opinion

Cars, trucks, plows and blowers contend for space during snow removal on Grafton Street in Charlottetown.

CHEERS&JEERS: Where were the plows?

Updated 9 hours ago

In this May 1, 2018, file photo, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg makes the keynote speech at F8, Facebook's developer conference in San Jose, Calif. Facebook says it recently discovered a security breach affecting nearly 50 million user accounts. In a blog post, Friday, Sept. 28, the company says hackers exploited its "View As" feature, which lets people see what their profiles look like to someone else. Facebook says it has taken steps to fix the security problem and alerted law enforcement.

ALAN HOLMAN: Facebook enabled Russian interference

Published Nov 17, 2018 at 6 a.m.

Contact The Guardian to submit a letter to the Editor.

LETTER: Renal clinic earns kudos

Published Nov 17, 2018 at 6 a.m.

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

Published Nov 17, 2018 at 6 a.m.

Community

Since 2004, Santa’s Angels have visited hundreds of homes across the Charlottetown area on Christmas morning to cheer up those that would otherwise go without food or gifts for children.
These surprise visits come complete with Santa, his elves, goodies, and all the trimmings for a Christmas feast.
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Santa’s Angels coming to Prince County to help those most in need over Christmas

Updated 7 hours ago

This is Dr. Heather Morrison.

Community forum set for Nov. 20

Published a day ago

Archdeacon John Clarke and Riley McGill.

Let the P.E.I. bells ring

Published a day ago

Sr. Regina McQuaid, CND will lead the Martha Spirituality Centre’s annual Advent retreat on Saturday, Dec. 1.

P.E.I. Advent retreat set for Dec. 1

Published a day ago

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Loose batteries in this drawer caught fire early Sunday morning at Alicia Packwood and Damien Morris' Charlottetown home. The couple is now hoping to make others aware of the importance of properly storing batteries. PHOTO SUBMITTED BY ALICIA PACKWOOD

Loose batteries catch fire in drawer in Charlottetown home

Government officials toured Three Oaks Senior High School on Friday. Construction of the school will be completed next year, reaching 85 per cent of completion by the end of October.

P.E.I’s chief public health officer finds no health risks to students from TOSH construction

A pedestrian walks in the snow in downtown Charlottetown on Nov. 16, 2018.

Up to 25 centimetres of snow forecast for parts of P.E.I.

Laura Ready (left), Zayley Murphy (background) and Brittany States (centre) celebrate of the Holland College Hurricanes women’s volleyball team celebrate a point with teammate Lauren Moerike (right) versus the Dal-AC Rams in Atlantic Collegiate Athletic Association (ACAA) action Saturday in Charlottetown. Holland College won 3-1 (25-13, 25-19, 23-25, 25-18).
Photo special to The Guardian by Mike Bernard

Holland College women's volleyballer's down Dal-AC in ACAA action in Charlottetown

Kensington and Western earn IJHL victories Sunday on home ice

Antonio Kostakos of the Holland College Hurricanes men's basketball team goes up for layup against the King's College Blue Devils in Atlantic Collegaite Athletic Association action Sunday in Charlottetown. Holland College won the game 120-65.
Photo special to The Guardian by Mike Bernard

Holland College men’s, women’s basketball sweep ACAA competition

Rachel Beck.

Rachel Beck leads Music P.E.I. Awards nominations

The Rodd Charlottetown Hotel will host this year's Bell Aliant Canadian Song Conference. The event is set for May 10 to 13.

National Child Day parades planned for P.E.I. on Nov. 20

Fire destroys Profits Corner home, kills four family pets

Charlottetown Police crest

Charlottetown police looking for missing man

Marine forecast

Marine Forecast for Nov. 19, 2018

St. Michael's College School

NewsAlert: Six students arrested, charged in St. Michael's probe: Sources