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Joee Adams poses for a photo in a radio booth at Q93 in Charlottetown.

Fans start petition in support of fired P.E.I. radio host

Kings County man dies in motor vehicle accident

Local 311 has closed until further notice.

Owners say they fought to save now closed Summerside restaurant

Man who sucker punched stranger jailed

Provincial Court of Prince Edward Island.

Banned P.E.I. driver gets jail time

Cast members of “Pogey Beach”, from left, Robbie Moses, Robbie Carruthers, Kevin Gallant and Matt Sherman in a still taken from the upcoming P.E.I. film. Fans will be able to watch the film once its released Tuesday through iTunes, Eastlink and Shaw. SPECIAL TO THE GUARDIAN/REAR GEAR PRODUCTIONS

‘Pogey Beach’ film releasing Tuesday through iTunes, Eastlink, Shaw

Tuyet Tran of Charlottetown says P.E.I. is proving to be a great home for her family of five since moving to the province from Vietnam in 2014.

Vietnamese family finds great possibility in P.E.I.

Nhu Nguyen, left, and Elaine Nguyen are key players with a new voluntary social organization called Viet.PEI, which is short for Vietnamese Association on P.E.I. The group is working to help Vietnamese people integrate into their new Prince Edward Island life.

New association formed to help Vietnamese people come – and stay – on ...

QMJHL Talk: Jan. 18, 2019

Brewing equipment at Diversified Metal Engineering. The company went into receivership late last month.

Receiver negotiating sale of DME in Charlottetown

Brewing equipment at Diversified Metal Engineering. The company went into receivership late last month.

Receiver negotiating sale of DME in Charlottetown

Published 14 minutes ago

Summerside provincial court house -File Photo

Summerside man sentenced for sexually touching granddaughter

Updated 2 hours ago

A provincial crew clears a culvert after rain filled ditches on Route 2 in Kensington overnight Sunday and into Monday.

Wild weather, flash freezing makes for problematic P.E.I. road conditions

Published 58 minutes ago

Jean-Paul Arsenault has been working to improve French language services on P.E.I. for decades. He recently resigned in protest from his part-time position dealing with complaints related to the provinceâs French Language Services Act.

Former complaints officer says P.E.I. still not offering enough French-language services

Updated 1 hour ago

News

Joee Adams poses for a photo in a radio booth at Q93 in Charlottetown.

Fans start petition in support of fired P.E.I. radio host

Updated 12 hours ago

Police lights

Two men, one woman charged with auto thefts in Kings County, P.E.I.

Published 5 hours ago

File picture

Wilmot Valley man involved in Jan. 19 snowmobile accident dies

Updated 7 hours ago

Atlantic Canada’s labour force decreasing despite immigration

Published 7 hours ago

Sports

P.E.I. Midget AAA Hockey League.

Scoring comes at the right time for Pownal in midget AAA win

Published 3 hours ago

Hardie scores pair of goals to lead Islanders past Val-d'Or

Published 23 hours ago

Western Caps remain at No. 5 in CJHL rankings

Updated 1 hour ago

2019 Canada Games

COUNTDOWN TO THE GAMES: A look at P.E.I.’s archery team

Published 13 hours ago

Business

Final Outside-in banner

Atlantic Canada's entrepreneurial spirit awakening

Updated Jan 18, 2019 at 10:49 a.m.

Final Outside-in banner

OUTSIDE IN: Corporate social responsibility important for Atlantic Canadian businesses, employees and society

Updated Jan 19, 2019 at 8:53 a.m.

Julian Taylor, CEO of Sunsel, an electronics manufacturer.

OUTSIDE IN: Diversity helps provide an environment of respect at work

Published Jan 19, 2019 at 4 a.m.

Sarah Dunham: “Everybody has to do their part, because every little bit helps.”

OUTSIDE IN: Windsor, Nova Scotia's Spitfire Arms British Pub switches from plastic to paper

Published Jan 19, 2019 at 4 a.m.

Living

“Canadian Confederate Cruiser: The Story of the Steamer Queen Victoria” tells the story of the ship that bore witness to the birth of Canada.

New book tells story behind ship that sailed delegates to Charlottetown conference

Updated 12 hours ago

Luke McMaster, left, and Ian Sherwood will take the stage Feb. 2 as part of the Spark! Hot Shows on Cold Nights series at Kings Playhouse in Georgetown.

Warming up the winter at Kings Playhouse in Georgetown

Published Jan 18, 2019 at 1:06 p.m.

Michael Buell and Joanne Ford perform at Music at the Manse this past Friday. The musical duo returns to the venue today at 7 p.m. It’s situated in Marshfield at 14155 St. Peters Rd.

P.E.I. musicians open their doors for a weekly performing series in Marshfield

Updated Jan 18, 2019 at 1:07 p.m.

Adrian Beaton of Jack Axes at the Water Street facility on Tuesday afternoon.

Axe-your-ex event not welcome in St. John’s

Updated Jan 16, 2019 at 10:52 a.m.

Opinion

A passerby climbs the hill to go around the new gate in front of Eastlink Centre in Charlottetown last Friday. The arena and Red Shores teamed up to erect the gate to block pedestrians and traffic from accessing the Red Shores’ shipping and receiving area. It was recently identified as a safety and liability issue.

EDITORIAL: Red Shores’ gate causing a stir

Published 3 hours ago

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LETTER: Help Islanders year round

Published Jan 18, 2019 at 4:08 p.m.

The story of a person who died in a vehicle fire in a wooded area near Deer Lake is another example of tragedy dotting the early part of our list. RCMP were alerted to the blaze in July.

EDITORIAL: Missing a crucial detail

Published Jan 18, 2019 at 4:06 p.m.

Canada Dry Ginger Ale — made with real ginger, or not? —

EDITORIAL: Ginger debate bubbles over

Published Jan 18, 2019 at 6 a.m.

Community

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HIGH SCHOOL REPORTS: Students busy with exams, extracurricular activities

Published 4 hours ago

Culture Summerside announces new project

Published Jan 18, 2019 at 1:53 p.m.

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The Guild in Charlottetown to host book launch

Published Jan 18, 2019 at 1:45 p.m.

Clyde River Lecture Series back for 2019

Published Jan 18, 2019 at 1:41 p.m.

Recent Stories

Brewing equipment at Diversified Metal Engineering. The company went into receivership late last month.

Receiver negotiating sale of DME in Charlottetown

Justice

Charlottetown woman's double infanticide case set over to Feb. 6

A provincial crew clears a culvert after rain filled ditches on Route 2 in Kensington overnight Sunday and into Monday.

Wild weather, flash freezing makes for problematic P.E.I. road conditions

Western Caps remain at No. 5 in CJHL rankings

Holland College bats 1.000 in volleyball action

Former high school music teacher Roger Jabbour leaves the provincial courthouse in Charlottetown after being acquitted on sex-related charges dating back more than 25 years.

Former P.E.I. music teacher's sex offences sentencing adjourned to Jan. 29

Holland College basketballer’s left behind in Atlantic collegiate women’s action

A passerby climbs the hill to go around the new gate in front of Eastlink Centre in Charlottetown last Friday. The arena and Red Shores teamed up to erect the gate to block pedestrians and traffic from accessing the Red Shores’ shipping and receiving area. It was recently identified as a safety and liability issue.

EDITORIAL: Red Shores’ gate causing a stir

P.E.I. Midget AAA Hockey League.

Scoring comes at the right time for Pownal in midget AAA win

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LETTER: Province needs better medication coverage

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LETTER: Drug situation in Summerside

P.E.I. Major Bantam AAA Hockey League. Submitted

Central scores five times in first period en route to bantam AAA hockey win