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![The Prince County Court House is located in Summerside.]()
Dozens of firearms charges for North Bedeque man
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![École François-Buote]()
Enrolment numbers up at French-language school board in P.E.I.
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Canada Games 2022 dates set
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![Connolly Aziz is working on the PEI Wellbeing Project. Cindy Nguyen photo.]()
New study hopes to find out how happy P.E.I. residents are
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![Hydrogeologist Yefang Jiang speaks before a recent standing committee meeting. Jiang has developed a model to predict the impacts on one P.E.I. watershed of expanded use of high capacity wells.]()
Hydrogeologist model suggests high capacity wells could reduce streamflows by 40 per cent in Wilmot River
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![A dozen golf carts were damaged after being stolen from a shed in Mill River.]()
Night of ‘joy riding’ golf carts in Mill River leads to multiple charges
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![École François-Buote]()
Enrolment numbers up at French-language school board in P.E.I.
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![The Prince County Court House is located in Summerside.]()
Dozens of firearms charges for North Bedeque man
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Birch Hill man refuses to supply blood sample to police
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![Summerside police are investigating the death of a two-year-old Summerside boy that occurred last week.]()
Summerside police searching for stolen vehicle
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![Connolly Aziz is working on the PEI Wellbeing Project. Cindy Nguyen photo.]()
New study hopes to find out how happy P.E.I. residents are
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![Hydrogeologist Yefang Jiang speaks before a recent standing committee meeting. Jiang has developed a model to predict the impacts on one P.E.I. watershed of expanded use of high capacity wells.]()
Hydrogeologist model suggests high capacity wells could reduce streamflows by 40 per cent in Wilmot River
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Fight the Information War Without Sacrificing Canadian Values
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![Elementary school principal Robin McGrath in provincial court in St. John's Tuesday.]()
Accused principal Robin McGrath was stern but not abusive, colleagues testify as his trial resumes in St. John's
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![Lake Melville MHA Perry Trimper]()
Innu Nation upset Trimper remains in Liberal caucus, as MHA
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![Industry, Energy, and Technology Minister Andrew Parsons]()
Furey, Parsons looking at positives of Husky-Cenovus merger
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![Georgestown Inn owners John and Cindy Purtill plan to make the home that was originally named Raheen, Irish for “a people’s place,” true to that moniker once again by hosting the public for events ranging from traditional high tea to Girl Guides meetings. -KEITH GOSSE/THE TELEGRAM]()
A people’s place: St. John’s newest designated heritage building has fascinating intangible heritage
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![Dominion strikers picketed the Weston Foods bakery on Bruce Street Monday morning.
Keith Gosse/The Telegram]()
Loblaws Inc. granted injunction against striking Dominion workers but denied the broad sweep it had requested
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![Margrit Gahlinger]()
OP-ED: National financial packages should be sent directly to municipalities, says Cape Breton writer
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LETTER: Who am I to judge?
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![Michael de Adder]()
MICHAEL de ADDER CARTOON: Oct. 26, 2020
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A stutterer in an out-loud world: Halifax reporter reflects on Biden's impact
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![Cheers & Jeers]()
CHEERS & JEERS: Oct. 26, 2020
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![P.E.I. Premier Dennis King says he's not looking at expanding the travel bubble anytime soon at the July 14 media briefing on the coronavirus pandemic.]()
LETTER: Don't write Dennis King a blank cheque
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![Jason Cleaversmith is vice-president of health and nutrition and general manager of Canadian operations for the Center for Aquaculture Technologies.]()
P.E.I. aquaculture research facility officially opens
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![Demand in the home improvement sector has soared during the pandemic and it has led to a shortage of building materials, a rapid rise in material costs and a shortage of skilled labour. STOCK IMAGE]()
ADRIAN WHITE: Underground economy is thriving
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![Brian MacKay-Lyons stands outside B2 Lofts in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. — SALTWIRE NETWORK FILE PHOTO]()
Newfoundland, Nova Scotia tourist destinations receive national heritage honours
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![Halifax Port Authority president and CEO Allan Gray poses for a photo on the new South End Container Terminal extension on Friday, October 23, 2020. The Zim Tarragona was the first vessel to use the extension.
Ryan Taplin - The Chronicle Herald]()
ROGER TAYLOR: Plans for container shuttle along Halifax rail cut nearly complete
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Loblaw follows Walmart in imposing new fees on suppliers to help pay for upgrades
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![Vale has confirmed it's in talks with Tesla about the nickel from Voisey's Bay and MHA Lela Evans said it's a good opportunity to talk about getting the mine off diesel. - FILE PHOTO]()
Connecting Voisey's Bay with road, power, would be boon for province, says MHA
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![The Birchwood Cobras won the P.E.I. School Athletic Association Intermediate AA Girls Soccer League championship on Saturday. Members of the Cobras are, front row, from left, Lauren MacEachern and Faith Gray. Second row, Keili Johnston, Ryan McAlduff, Maya Fisher, Sophie McKeigan, Nikol Rabayev, Mia Hebert and Lucy Power. Third row, co-coach Sue Deighan, Lilly MacVicar, Alex Newson, Rayann Ferguson, Ally Neale, Maiya Chaudhary, Taylor Hunter and co-coach Megan Morrison. Missing from the photo are Akari MacVicar and Gabby Visser.]()
Birchwood pulls out thrilling win over Stonepark to win PEISAA intermediate AA girls' soccer title
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Scott Stinson: In trouble at the World Series, Clayton Kershaw did something unusual for him. He escaped
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GARRIOCH: The signings continue as centre Chris Tierney agrees to two-year deal with Ottawa Senators
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Canadiens’ Carey Price, wife Angela announce birth of son Lincoln
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Canada Games 2022 dates set
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![Summerside Western Capitals.]()
Ward backstops Amherst Ramblers past Western Capitals
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![The UPEI Health and Wellness Centre is in the W.A. Murphy Student Centre.]()
UPEI concussion clinic offers assessment and care
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![Tour guide Olivia MacPhail stands beside a cooling casket on the second floor of the Beaconsfield Historic House in Charlottetown. During the second half of the 19th century, the deceased would be placed into a cooling casket before being moved into a real casket.]()
Beaconsfield Historic House hosting haunted tours this week
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![Debris is a resource that helps to support the biodiversity of next year’s garden.]()
GREEN FILE: Fall gardening dos and don’ts
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![In this week’s guest sermon, Major Rev. Tom Hamilton says that ultimately, whatever our age, each one of us shares the same purpose in life - to love God, and to love others.]()
GUEST SERMON: Thanksgiving and joy as a way of life
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![The City of Charlottetown is hosting some events for local ghosts, goblins, princesses and superheroes.]()
Charlottetown hosting free Halloween events
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![Confederation Centre Art Gallery, Charlottetown]()
Fall exhibitions opening Friday at Confederation Centre Art Gallery
