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Food recall: Certain Goodfood brand power bowls recalled due to undeclared allergens
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![Today's Picture of the Day is by six-year-old Suki Lu.]()
P.E.I. weather, travel updates for Friday, Sept. 18
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![Lisa Cooper, president and chief of the Native Council of P.E.I., says her organization has not been involved in consultations yet with the City of Charlottetown on the Sir John A. Macdonald bench statue.]()
Native Council of P.E.I. upset City of Charlottetown hasn't consulted it yet about controversial statue
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P.E.I. gas prices dip 1.6 cents in Sept. 18 adjustment
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![PEI Ground Search and Rescue meet before heading out on water from the wharf in Northport Thursday morning. There is an ongoing search for two teen boys who have been missing since last night after their boat capsized.]()
UPDATE: Search suspended for two missing teen boys in western P.E.I.
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![Michael van den Heuvel, a UPEI biologist, speaks before a standing committee on Thursday. The researcher is proposing to build four high capacity wells in P.E.I. in order to study their impacts on streams and on agricultural production.]()
UPEI researcher wants to measure impacts of high-capacity wells
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![Product recall]()
Food recall: Certain Goodfood brand power bowls recalled due to undeclared allergens
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![Hundreds of people marched down the streets of Charlottetown Thursday to raise awareness about gender-based violence during this year’s Take Back the Night event. John Morris/Special to The Guardian]()
P.E.I. residents hold march calling for end to gender-based violence
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![Lisa Cooper, president and chief of the Native Council of P.E.I., says her organization has not been involved in consultations yet with the City of Charlottetown on the Sir John A. Macdonald bench statue.]()
Native Council of P.E.I. upset City of Charlottetown hasn't consulted it yet about controversial statue
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![Michael van den Heuvel, a UPEI biologist, speaks before a standing committee on Thursday. The researcher is proposing to build four high capacity wells in P.E.I. in order to study their impacts on streams and on agricultural production.]()
UPEI researcher wants to measure impacts of high-capacity wells
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P.E.I. gas prices dip 1.6 cents in Sept. 18 adjustment
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![Beth Gaudet, the P.E.I.'s Provincial Tax Commissioner speaking before a Standing Committee on Tuesday. Gaudet said the Province does not interfere with mortgage agreements signed between banks and homeowners.]()
P.E.I. Greens raise questions about profits from tax deferments
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Two more residents die in COVID-19 outbreak at Extendicare West End Villa
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Drunk driving suspect hits police cruiser, parked car, flees
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With new arrests at First Nations land occupation in Caledonia, comes echoes of fiery 2006 dispute
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![Lawyers on both sides of a constitutional challenge to the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador's COVID-19-related travel ban — Mark Sheppard, Justin Mellor and Don Anthony for the province, John Drover for complainant Kim Taylor, and Rosellen Sullivan for the Canadian Civil Liberties Association — during a break in the hearing in Newfoundland and Labrador Supreme Court Thursday.]()
Newfoundland and Labrador travel ban upheld by Supreme Court; lawyers call it mixed decision
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![Brian Doyle (right) speaks to lawyer John Duggan in Newfoundland and Labrador Supreme Court in St. John’s in 2002. TELEGRAM FILE PHOTO]()
Murderer Brian Doyle gets extended day parole
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![Owner Murray Lavers said he knew nothing could be done to save the Sally Kathryn when it caught fire Tuesday at the Port Saunders Marine Service Centre in Port Saunders.]()
Port Saunders fisherman knew there was no way to save his boat
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U.S. current account deficit surges 52.9% in second quarter
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Arm rival SiFive says Nvidia deal spurs interest in its technology
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Canadian home prices rise in August as market shows signs of firming
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Japan's August consumer prices fall at fastest pace in four years
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Resurging coronavirus biggest threat to euro zone economy: economists
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Britain's financial watchdog sets out rules for cannabis listings
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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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![Vishtèn performs on stage in this press photo. From left are Pastelle LeBlanc, Pascal Miousse and Emmanuelle LeBlanc.]()
Global Music Match connects three P.E.I. musicians to audiences around the world
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![The Chaisson Trio with Kevin Chaisson, right,, Rannie MacLellan and Louise Chaisson-MacKinnon are the featured performers at the Sept. 18 Ceilidh at the Irish Hall.]()
Chaisson Trio onstage in Charlottetown Friday night
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![The S&M2 live album captures more than two-and-a-half hours of Metallica with the 80-member San Francisco Symphony]()
DOUG GALLANT: Metallica reunites with symphony for S&M2
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![Hennie Lispett, right, walked more than 300,000 steps in August and won the City of Summerside's Strut Your Stuff program. She takes a break with Krista Shields, who ran the program.]()
Step by step: Summerside woman walks to the front of the pack
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![Lance Henriksen plays a feisty father presenting serious challenges for co-star/writer/director Viggo Mortensen in Falling, the gala opening film at FIN Stream. The online version of FIN Atlantic International Film Festival begins Thursday with Falling available to view for 24 hours, including a special Q&A with Mortensen and co-star Bracken Burns, starting at 7 p.m.]()
FIN Stream: Viggo Mortensen matches wits with Lance Henriksen in directorial debut Falling
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![Laurie Dempster on guitar and Kaitlyn Gallant on keyboard will be co-hosting the Rustico Bay Seniors Club Ceilidhs every two weeks, beginning on Sept. 19.]()
Lori Dempster and Kaitlyn Gallant to co-host Rustico Bay Seniors Club Ceilidhs
