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![Sara Mitchell and one of her five rabbits.]()
Meet the animals: Darnley, P.E.I. woman creates travelling petting zoo to bring her farm to Islanders
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![Arsenault’s Fish Mart Western Red Wings forward Chase Gaudette looks to make a move on Sherwood-Parkdale A&S Scrap Metal Metros goaltender Matt Jelley during Game 1 of the best-of-seven Island Junior Hockey League championship series in Abram-Village on Saturday night. The Red Wings won the game 6-3.]()
VIDEO: IJHL final resumes as Metros host Red Wings in Games 2 and 3 in Charlottetown
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![Summerside Police said they couldn't comment on the matter but they are aware and investigating. Photo by Alison Jenkins]()
Two pedestrian fatalities in Summerside remain unresolved
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![Karen Lumsden Peters, standing third from left, is pictured with her parents, seated, and her brothers and sisters in Nova Scotia prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.]()
UPDATE: P.E.I. premier says highly unlikely Atlantic bubble reopens April 19 as planned
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![Investigators are shown at the wharf in Beach Point following a fatal fishing boat collision in 2018 that resulted in the deaths of two men.]()
P.E.I. lobster fisherman says he was at the wheel during fatal boat collision
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![A box is unloaded from a 48-foot container that arrived recently in Grand Bahamas from Prince Edward Island. Luke Ignace, a student in P.E.I. and a businessman, who is a native of Grand Bahamas, held a fundraising drive last year to put together a relief package for the country that was devastated two years ago by hurricane Dorian. Items sent to Grand Bahamas include water, towels, health and wellness supplies, menstrual products, diapers, masks and water filtration units. Ignace travelled to Grand Bahamas to help his brother, Osni, organize the donated items. The Rotary Club of the Bahamas provided a warehouse to store the items while the Rotaract Club of Eight Mile Rock was on hand to help with off-loading the items. To see boxes from P.E.I. arrive in Grand Bahamas, click on this story at www.theguardian.pe.ca.]()
VIDEO: Major donation from P.E.I. arrives in Grand Bahamas
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![Contributed.]()
East Prince RCMP in P.E.I. searching for stolen trailer
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![Karen Lumsden Peters, standing third from left, is pictured with her parents, seated, and her brothers and sisters in Nova Scotia prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.]()
UPDATE: P.E.I. premier says highly unlikely Atlantic bubble reopens April 19 as planned
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![Jason Alward is president of NDP P.E.I. Alward announced the campaign to find a new leader of the provincial NDP on Tuesday, April 13.]()
P.E.I. NDP kicking off search for new leader
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![A box is unloaded from a 48-foot container that arrived recently in Grand Bahamas from Prince Edward Island. Luke Ignace, a student in P.E.I. and a businessman, who is a native of Grand Bahamas, held a fundraising drive last year to put together a relief package for the country that was devastated two years ago by hurricane Dorian. Items sent to Grand Bahamas include water, towels, health and wellness supplies, menstrual products, diapers, masks and water filtration units. Ignace travelled to Grand Bahamas to help his brother, Osni, organize the donated items. The Rotary Club of the Bahamas provided a warehouse to store the items while the Rotaract Club of Eight Mile Rock was on hand to help with off-loading the items. To see boxes from P.E.I. arrive in Grand Bahamas, click on this story at www.theguardian.pe.ca.]()
VIDEO: Major donation from P.E.I. arrives in Grand Bahamas
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![Fourth-year UPEI history student Rachel Hamilton's academic prowess has earned her funding to study for her master's at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario.]()
UPEI senior earns funding award for academic achievement
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![Matt Clendinning, owner of The Lucky Bean cafe in Montague and Stratford, addressed Three Rivers council during a meeting at the Cavendish Farms Wellness Centre in Montague on April 12.]()
P.E.I. café owner buying 100 Pride flags for Three Rivers businesses
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![The Portugal Cove-St. Philip’s Volunteer Fire Department and the St. John’s Regional Fire Department responded to a structure fire on Skinners Rd., Portugal Cove-St. Philip's Wednesday morning.]()
Home damaged in Portugal Cove-St. Philip's garage fire
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![Government of N.L.]()
REPLAY: April 14, 2021, Newfoundland and Labrador COVID-19 update
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Canada says it won't restrict use of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine at this time
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Cyclone makes 'precautionary landing' at Rainbow Haven
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Lawyers to argue whether St. John's East-Quidi Vidi recount is warranted
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![A section of the Trans-Canada Highway just west of the turnoff for Springdale was washed out Monday night after heavy rain in the area over the last couple of days. Crews with the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure were on site Tuesday for repair work. Photo courtesy Moody Roberts]()
Heavy rainfall causes road damage in central Newfoundland
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![Pieridae Energy’s rendering of a planned LNG plant to be built in Goldboro, Guysborough County. Pieridae Energy]()
Pieridae seeks grant, loan or loan guarantee worth $925 million from government for Goldboro LNG terminal
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![A truck is loaded with a container at the Port of Montreal. REUTERS/Shaun Best/File Photo]()
PETER ZIOBROWSKI: Sides in Port of Montreal labour dispute take action
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![Rebecca Cable-Munroe, site manager for Admiral Insurance, poses for a photo inside the company's Halifax office on Tuesday, April 13, 2021.
Ryan Taplin - The Chronicle Herald]()
(Almost) no better place to work than Admiral Insurance
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![A recent Royal LePage study confirms what anyone looking for a house already knows — prices are way up.
Ryan Taplin - The Chronicle Herald]()
Canadian home prices forecast to end year 13.5 per cent higher than 2020
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![This conceptual drawing shows what Destination Cape Smokey's planned tree walk might look like. The opening of the much-anticipated Ingonish-area attraction has been delayed until 2022 after the resort was unable to secure the necessary supplies. CONTRIBUTED]()
Cape Breton highlands tree walk opening delayed
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Taiwan's Pegatron to build Tesla parts plant in Texas - report
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![Summerside Western Capitals forward Cameron Roberts, 19, redirects the puck on Yarmouth Mariners goaltender Justin Sumarah during a Maritime Junior Hockey League (MHL) game at Eastlink Arena last week. Mariners defenceman Michael McQuaid, 8, of Charlottetown defends against Roberts. Also in the photo are the Mariners’ Kieran Burke, 6, and the Capitals’ Cole Edwards, right. The Mariners scored two late empty-net goals to win the game 4-0. The Caps begin the Canadian Tire Cup playoffs this week, and will host the Valley Wildcats on Friday and the Amherst Ramblers on Saturday in round-robin play.]()
Summerside Western Capitals hosting playoff games this weekend
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![Arsenault’s Fish Mart Western Red Wings forward Chase Gaudette looks to make a move on Sherwood-Parkdale A&S Scrap Metal Metros goaltender Matt Jelley during Game 1 of the best-of-seven Island Junior Hockey League championship series in Abram-Village on Saturday night. The Red Wings won the game 6-3.]()
VIDEO: IJHL final resumes as Metros host Red Wings in Games 2 and 3 in Charlottetown
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![Charlottetown Islanders rookie Ryan Maynard, left, flips the puck behind the Halifax Mooseheads net while being defended by defenceman Cam Whynot Tuesday at the Eastlink Centre in Charlottetown.]()
Charlottetown Islanders cruise to win over Halifax Mooseheads
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![Amy Plaggenhoef, left, will join her older sister, Ashley, on the Holland College Hurricanes women’s basketball team this fall.]()
Charlottetown Rural's Amy Plaggenhoef to play basketball with her sister Ashley at Holland College
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![The contest deadline is May 7 and the winner will have their design brought to life by a local artist.]()
2023 Canada Games asks P.E.I. students to design a new mascot
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![Charlottetown Islanders’ right-winger Thomas Casey is second in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League scoring race, behind teammate Cédric Desruisseaux.]()
Charlottetown native Thomas Casey recognized by QMJHL for strong week
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![In a twist of fate, says Emilie Chiasson, far right, her three older brothers now have children of their own, and seven of the eight are girls.]()
EMILIE CHIASSON: From being teased by older brothers growing up to close friendships today, siblings always share a lasting bond
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![Want to save time while shopping? Sarah Birch recommends pre-shopping - either by having someone do your shopping for you, or by calling ahead to have the things you need collected and put at the cash.]()
LIFE HACK: 'Pre-shopping' easy way to save time, support local and get organized in a busy COVID world
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PICTURE OF THE DAY: April 12, 2021
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![Sara Mitchell and one of her five rabbits.]()
Meet the animals: Darnley, P.E.I. woman creates travelling petting zoo to bring her farm to Islanders
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![Kinkora Regional High School]()
HIGH SCHOOL REPORTS: Kinkora Regional High School holding logo contest
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![If a plant produces fruit of any kind, it requires pollination.]()
GREEN FILE: Busy as bees when it comes to pollinating
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