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Stars strike first in finals with victory over Lightning
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![Residents and onlookers stand in the parking lot next door to the Glen Stewart Drive apartment building as fire fighters douse the building with water on Saturday afternoon.]()
Stratford apartment fire contained after crew fight blaze for hours
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![The Tignish Aces represented Prince Edward Island at the national senior baseball championships in Brandon, Man., in 1970. The team included, front row, two bat boys from Brandon. Second row, from left, Tex MacDonald, Allie Arsenault, Ernest Gallant, Billy Keough, Louis Murphy, Bruce Arsenault, Alphie Handrahan, Mike Kayes and Cletus Keough. Third row, manager Eugene Perry, coach Gerald Keough, Clifton Gavin, Mike McInnis, Gerald McArthy, Billy Conahan, Ivan DesRoche, Elton Ellis, Ted Lawlor, Leo Richard, Dan Larkin and Willie Handrahan.]()
FIDDLER'S FACTS: Morell Chevies, Tignish Aces and the Toronto Blue Jays
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![Prince County Courthouse.]()
Theft and mischief lead to jail for Summerside woman
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![Hurricane Teddy is still five days out, but multiple predictions show it could be heading toward Nova Scotia. - Cindy Day]()
Hurricane Teddy continues its path toward Atlantic Canada
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![Susie Dillon announced Saturday she is seeking the Progressive Conservative nomination for the upcoming by-election in District 10, Charlottetown-Winsloe.]()
Susie Dillon to seek PC nomination in Charlottetown-Winsloe
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![Prince County Courthouse.]()
Theft and mischief lead to jail for Summerside woman
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![Hurricane Teddy is still five days out, but multiple predictions show it could be heading toward Nova Scotia. - Cindy Day]()
Hurricane Teddy continues its path toward Atlantic Canada
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![Voting for the 2020 Faces of Fusion Awards is open until midnight on Sept. 19 on the Fusion Charlottetown website, with the awards ceremony taking place on Sept. 22.]()
Faces of Fusion Awards return to Charlottetown a little late and with a few changes
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![Minister Steven Myers, left, and Summerside Mayor Basil Stewart discuss the city's new active transport path after the announcement was made on Sept. 18]()
New active transport path in Summerside to make community safer, healthier
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![The Prince Edward Island Court of Appeal and Supreme Court of Prince Edward Island building in Charlottetown.]()
Impaired driver in P.E.I. who caused cyclist’s death to learn fate in November
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![P.E.I. provincial court Chief Judge Nancy Orr]()
P.E.I. man tells judge he won't be back in court after fine for liquor theft, other charges
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Municipalities expect most B.C. homeowners to pay property taxes despite COVID-19
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Calgary restaurateurs say anti-maskers are causing social media headaches
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John Turner: Former prime minister, UBC track star, ‘Canada’s Kennedy’ dies at age 91
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Canada's Conservative opposition leader tests positive for COVID-19
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![One man was taken to hospital following an apparent stabbing in Mount Pearl Friday night. Keith Gosse/The Telegram]()
Woman arrested, man sent to hospital following stabbing in Mount Pearl late Friday night
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![Two people were taken to hospital Friday evening following a two-vehicle collision in Mount Pearl that left one car on a neighbourhood lawn. Keith Gosse/The Telegram]()
Mount Pearl collision leaves car on nearby lawn, two people injured Friday evening
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![About 28,000 litres of synthetic drilling fluid spilled from the Transocean Barents rig in the Terra Nova oil field Friday.]()
Fast-rescue craft fire onboard offshore vessel being investigated
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![Jill Linquist, owner of the Raging Crow distillery in North River, is eagerly waiting until next August when a 100-litre barrel of rum will be opened up after aging under the Nova Scotia elements for one year.]()
Something to 'crow' about: North River’s Raging Crow Distillery becoming all the rage
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One half of this millennial couple is cheap, the other doesn't believe in budgets at all
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Ottawa needs to redirect stimulus from social programs to growth: AIMCo chair Mark Wiseman
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EU seeks new powers to penalize tech giants: FT
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China does not have a timetable for 'unreliable entities list'
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![The Morell Chevies are the Kings County Baseball League champs. Front row, from left, are team members Matt Barlow, Duncan Picketts, Cole MacLaren, Nathan Jones, Parker Day, Logan Gallant and Stephen O’Shea. Second row, Ben MacDougall, Logan MacDougall, Darcy Affleck, Taylor Larkin, Troy Coffin and Scott Harper.]()
Morell Chevies win KCBL championship
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![Team Nova Scotia celebrates Axewomen recruit Katie Ross (centre) goal on a penalty kick in their 5-1 win over Alberta Aug. 5 at the Canada Games.]()
2021 Niagara Canada Summer Games postponed to 2022
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![Souris native Jack Campbell played 54 games with the Drummondville Voltigeurs in 2019-20, his rookie season in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League.]()
Souris native Jack Campbell looking forward to joining Cape Breton Eagles
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![Second-year forward Drake Pilon fires a shot on goal during the first practice of the UPEI Panthers’ 2020-21 men’s hockey season Monday at MacLauchlan Arena.]()
UPEI men's hockey team practises for first time in 2020-21
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![The Charlottetown Bulk Carriers Knights.]()
Charlottetown Knights return to the ice
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Raptors lock up Nick Nurse with long-term extension
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![Shamara Baidoobonso, pictured here with her son, Felix, says being one of the 33 Black woman selected recently by Chatelaine magazine is not only an honour but a sign that people are starting to pay attention to issues around systemic racism.]()
P.E.I. woman named one of Canada's top Black leaders by Chatelaine magazine
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![Library by Appointment at Sherbrooke Library.]()
BETH CLINTON: Craft kits for kids, virtual book chat and old movies all available at the library
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![Terry Dunsford will host the Kitchen Party in North Rustico on Thursday, Sept. 19 at the Star of the Sea Seniors Club.]()
Special guests announced for Ceilidh In the City outdoor show
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![Phase II and Friends will perform their remembrance concert at Saint Paul's Anglican Church on Grafton Street in Charlottetown on Sunday, Nov. 10, beginning at 7:30 p.m. This program, sponsored by the city of Charlottetown, is free of charge. In a recent photo, band members are, from left, Pat King, Gerry Hickey, Keila Glydon, John McGarry, Jeanie Campbell, Ed Young and Blaine Murphy.]()
Phase II and Friends head outdoors for gospel concert
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![British comedian James Mullinger plays at the Kings Playhouse, Sept. 19-20, 7:30 p.m.]()
James Mullinger brings his comedy to the Kings Playhouse
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![Home preserving is good stewardship, writes Margaret Prouse.]()
MARGARET PROUSE: Reflections on preserving
