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![Roger Murphy boards up the windows and doors at Peake's Quay Restaurant and Bar in Charlottetown for the season. The boarding is done at the end of each season but it was done early this year to protect the building as hurricane Teddy is forecasted to hit P.E.I. as a post-tropical storm.]()
Effects of hurricane Teddy being felt across P.E.I. today ahead of landfall
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P.E.I. man caught going 154 km/h fined, RCMP impound vehicle
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![P.E.I. provincial court]()
P.E.I. man sentenced to time served for threatening actions towards two women
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![Green Gables Heritage Place, which includes the Green Gables house.]()
Temporary closures at Parks Canada places in P.E.I.
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![The Prince County Court House is located in Summerside.]()
Counterfeit money nets jail time for Summerside man
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![Chief Public Health Officer Heather Morrison]()
UPDATED: Trick-or-treating on Halloween to go-ahead in P.E.I. this year
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P.E.I. man caught going 154 km/h fined, RCMP impound vehicle
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![Roger Murphy boards up the windows and doors at Peake's Quay Restaurant and Bar in Charlottetown for the season. The boarding is done at the end of each season but it was done early this year to protect the building as hurricane Teddy is forecasted to hit P.E.I. as a post-tropical storm.]()
Effects of hurricane Teddy being felt across P.E.I. today ahead of landfall
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Banned driver caught on snowmobile in P.E.I. jailed
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![Green Gables Heritage Place, which includes the Green Gables house.]()
Temporary closures at Parks Canada places in P.E.I.
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![P.E.I. provincial court]()
P.E.I. man sentenced to time served for threatening actions towards two women
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![Chief Public Health Officer Heather Morrison]()
UPDATED: Trick-or-treating on Halloween to go-ahead in P.E.I. this year
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![Cape Breton Regional Police]()
Cape Breton Regional Police issue arrest warrant in connection to child pornography investigation
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Researchers say racist, angry outbursts part of a bigger problem as hate crime in Calgary increases
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'We need to bend the curve down, now': Ottawa's top doctor takes decisive action as cases spike
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![One of the surprising finds in the study was that cigarette butts are a huge source of plastic pollution in Newfoundland and Labrador, accounting for about 24 per cent of shoreline waste. — 123RF]()
Newfoundland and Labrador is a ‘net exporter’ of plastic pollution
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![RNC Const. Doug Snelgrove leaves the former School for the Deaf in St. John's Tuesday morning. Snelgrove's sexual assault trial is being held there instead of at the Newfoundland and Labrador Supreme Court building, since it offers more space for a socially distant jury trial.]()
Sexual acts were consensual, accused Royal Newfoundland Constabulary officer testifies
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The most popular idea that won't be in Wednesday's throne speech? A four day work week
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![Leigh McFarlane started The Soap Company of Nova Scotia Ltd. in 2013.]()
Soap company a 'natural' fit on the Eastern Shore
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![Travis McDonough, CEO and founder of Kinduct, a performance and health data firm, poses for a photo in his Halifax company's boardroom on Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2020.
Ryan Taplin - The Chronicle Herald]()
ROGER TAYLOR: Halifax startup Kinduct sold to California tech company
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CERB is ending — can a modified EI support enough Canadians?
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Euro falls to two-months low as COVID-19 angst boosts dollar
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Japan factory activity struggles to recover as output falls: PMI
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Tech lifts world stocks as economy back in focus
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Lightning hold off Stars, tie Stanley Cup Final 1-1
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SIMMONS: Bolts' Hedman is the best, with or without Norris Trophy
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Blue Jays open series with rout of Yankees
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Report: NFL fines 3 coaches for failing to wear masks
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NBA great Jordan forms NASCAR team with Wallace as driver
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Halep taking her game to a higher plane after shutdown
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![The Kingyens family greets well-wishers during a drive-by welcome home parade on the Gunning Shore Road, near Summerside, on Sunday afternoon. Four-year-old Camden, seated left, recently completed treatments in Boston for medulloblastoma, the most common type of brain cancer in children. Camden is joined by his seven-year-old brother, Nate, and his parents, Victoria and Matt Kingyens.]()
VIDEO: A hero’s welcome for Camden Kingyens and family
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![It’s a busy week for Island high schools as they host university recruiters, gear up for parent-teacher interviews and welcome new staff members for the second semester.]()
HIGH SCHOOL REPORTS: Schools settling into fall routines
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![P.E.I. singer-songwriter Dylan Menzie has launched a podcast called Lost in Dreams. He has streamed five episodes so far.]()
P.E.I. singer-songwriter Dylan Menzie delves into people's dreams in new podcast
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![A 250-year-old red oak is the oldest tree in Toronto.]()
GREEN FILE: Campaign underway to save 250-year-old red oak in Toronto
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![Camden Kingyens of Summerside recently spent nine weeks in Boston undergoing proton therapy treatments in his battle against medulloblastoma, the most common type of brain cancer in children.]()
4-year-old Camden Kingyens returns home to P.E.I. after completing cancer treatments in Boston
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![THE GUARDIAN GUEST SERMON]()
GUEST SERMON: Is there hope?
