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Two more drivers charged after passing school buses in Summerside

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Rollo Bay West man charged with assaulting 14-year-old girl

Brian Andrew is shown on the grounds of Meridian Farms East in Milton, which is the sister breeding facility to Meridian Farms West in Alberta, where his brother, Bill Andrew, resides.

DOWN THE BACKSTRETCH: Remembering Brian Andrew

Check out the lights from your area and around Atlantic Canada below! - 123RF photo

PEI 2018 Christmas lights map

Solar Island Electric Inc. president Steve Howard says he was recently informed that his business would no longer qualify for a provincial tax credit program.

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The Sherwood Inn and Motel is seen in Charlottetown, P.E.I. on Tuesday, May 8, 2018. After a sweeping immigration probe, two Charlottetown hoteliers have been charged with helping set up fake addresses for Chinese immigrants who entered Prince Edward Island under a business program that has been criticized for lax oversight.

Sherwood Motel immigration fraud trial hears details of permanent ...

Dairy cows much hay at a farm in Quebec. Shubenacadie dairy farmer Gerrit Damsteegt says supply management makes his industry more stable. Ryan Remiorz

OPINION: Time for Canadians to take care of Canada

Farmers rallied at the provincial courthouse in support of Brookfield Gardens Inc. partner Eddy Dykerman and the company, which was in court on a charge related to a 2014 fish kill.

Breaking Brookfield Gardens receives $15,000 fine in P.E.I. fish kill case

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Coun. John MacFarlane during Montague’s committee of council meeting Monday night. MacFarlane was in favour of moving a proposed five-year capital investment plan to be voted on during next month’s council meeting, but only after infrastructure projects for John Beer Drive and MacDonald Avenue were added to that plan.

Three Rivers grants tax forgiveness for affordable housing units

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Firetruck stock.

Tenants displaced after Montague P.E.I. fire

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Green party leader Peter Bevan-Baker, left, and Premier and Liberal party leader Wade MacLauchlan, right, in these Guardian file photos. Bevan-Baker enjoys a considerable edge over MacLauchlan, with 37 per cent saying they would prefer Bevan-Baker as premier.

Greens, Liberals still neck-and-neck

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Albany man faces impaired driving charges

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In this courtroom sketch, Meng Wanzhou, right, the chief financial officer of Huawei Technologies, listens to the judge during a bail hearing at B.C. Supreme Court in Vancouver, on Dec. 11. Wanzhou has been granted bail for $10 million by a B.C. Supreme Court judge, $7.5 million of which must be cash. Wanzhou is wanted by the United States on allegations that the company skirted trade sanctions against Iran. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jane Wolsak

Chinese ambassador cancels P.E.I. visit

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A snow squall advisory is in effect for Queens and Kings counties. - Environment Canada

P.E.I. weather and travel updates - Snow squall advisory in effect for Queens, Kings counties

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Coun. John MacFarlane during Montague’s committee of council meeting Monday night. MacFarlane was in favour of moving a proposed five-year capital investment plan to be voted on during next month’s council meeting, but only after infrastructure projects for John Beer Drive and MacDonald Avenue were added to that plan.

Three Rivers grants tax forgiveness for affordable housing units

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Sports

P.E.I. Midget AAA Hockey League.

Red Devils, Kings skate to tie in midget AAA action

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P.E.I. Midget AAA Hockey League.

Western clips Moncton in midget AAA interlocking win

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Charlottetown Bulk Carriers Pride

Moncton wins close one over Charlottetown in major midget action

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Stratford native Ashley Hollis is a defenceman with the National Ringette League's Atlantic Attack.

Attack go 3-0 versus Gatineau in national ringette action in New Brunswick

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Business

Business news.

Survey weighs in on Souris training needs

Published Dec 09, 2018 at 3 p.m.

Perry Gotell recently received the Parks Canada Sustainable Tourism award at TIAPEI’s awards gala.

Perry Gotell receives Parks Canada award at TIAPEI event

Published Dec 02, 2018 at 2 p.m.

On International Women’s Day, March 8, British Columbia became the second Canadian province to permit children on the floor of its legislature. — Stock photo

SOMERS: A financial checklist for families

Published Dec 02, 2018 at 10 a.m.

Ian MacDonald, left, and Ryan MacMillan, co-owners of Chuck Hatchets in Charlottetown, stand in the cage where axes will be thrown.

P.E.I.'s first axe-throwing lounge opens in Charlottetown Dec. 1

Published Dec 01, 2018 at 6 a.m.

Living

Maple Bourbon Cider Mule

RECIPE: Maple Bourbon Cider Mule

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This is Kings Playhouse in Georgetown, P.E.I.

Old-fashioned Christmas Festival kicks off Saturday in Georgetown

Published Dec 08, 2018 at 6 a.m.

Sirens is an award-winning women’s choral ensemble based in Charlottetown.

Sirens, Harmonia come together for performances of ‘O Star’ in Charlottetown Dec. 8, 9

Published Dec 07, 2018 at 6:43 p.m.

Janet McGarry and Wildwood will host a special Christmas Ceilidh on Sunday at Kinkora Place.

Christmas Ceilidh in Kinkora on Dec. 9 to be hosted by Janet McGarry and Wildwood

Published Dec 07, 2018 at 6:38 p.m.

Opinion

Dennis King is greeted by supporters during his announcement Wednesday night that he’s running for the P.E.I. PC party leadership.

EDITORIAL: Fresh faces in PC race

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Nova Scotia Auditor General Michael Pickup fields question after releasing his latest set of reports in Halifax on Wednesday.

VIBERT: Auditor general says Department of Health has failed Nova Scotians

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Ann Wheatley of the P.E.I. Food Security Network took part in a food summit in Charlottetown on Friday that looked to develop projects to move food security initiatives forward. (JIM DAY/THE GUARDIAN)

OPINION: Halfway measures on poverty

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Former NDP leader Mike Redmond sits at his home in Summerville after announcing his decision to resign from politics. Redmond said he felt it was time for a new voice to lead the party.

OPINION: Through the eyes of an innocent child

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Community

Scott Chandler, left, presents a $1,000 donation on behalf of Meyer Housewares' P.E.I. operation to Kelly Arsenault, Prince County Hospital Foundation, for the foundation's annual Lights for Life hospital equipment fundraiser.

Donation helps Prince County Hospital annual Lights for Life hospital fundraiser

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The Spa Total Fitness Centre, Charlottetown.

Breakfast at the Spa in Charlottetown to support Heart & Stroke

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Premiere Toastmaster member Darlene Lund of Prince Edward Island, right, picks up first place in the Division E Humorous Speech Contest, held recently at the University of Moncton. The P.E.I. resident competed with Toastmasters from New Brunswick on Nov. 24 and took the top prize. Lund will move on to the next level of the contest, which will be held in Maine in May 2019. She will compete against Toastmasters from Nova Scotia, Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont. Sharon Allen, Division E Director presented her with the trophy.

P.E.I. resident competed with Toastmasters from New Brunswick and took home top prize

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Dick Wedge and his daughter Nicolle Morrison look through the contents of a time capsule rescued from behind the cornerstone of the old Summerset Manor.

Summerside family rescues cornerstone of Summerset Manor from landfill

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Dennis King is greeted by supporters during his announcement Wednesday night that he’s running for the P.E.I. PC party leadership.

EDITORIAL: Fresh faces in PC race

["All of Charlottetown's parking meters are now smartcard compatible. Each has been outfitted with these numbered yellow stickers."]

OPINION: City shopper gets message

Graphic shows distribution of population of P.E.I. in 2013 by sex and age.

OPINION: The immigration conundrum

Two windrowers move through a potato field at Profit’s Corner Tuesday morning before rain forced the equipment to stop. Wet conditions are making the harvesting of the 2018 potato crop particularly challenging.

OPINION: Time to create long-lasting vision for P.E.I

Farmers rallied at the provincial courthouse in support of Brookfield Gardens Inc. partner Eddy Dykerman and the company, which was in court on a charge related to a 2014 fish kill.

Brookfield Gardens receives $15,000 fine in P.E.I. fish kill case

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This is the ninth trip for Ethiopia for Marion Harris, but the first without her husband, Jim, by her side.

P.E.I. missionary Marion Harris returns to Ethiopia for school build

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Summerside man charged after police caught him stealing from vehicles