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The Guardian
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High on snacks: are we ready for pot treats on the East Coast?
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Summerside man pleads guilty to drunk driving
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P.E.I. woman sentenced to 35 days for lying to police
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Parks Canada says no evidence of new erosion at Cavendish’s MacKenzie’s Brook following Dorian storm
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Nature Conservancy of Canada meets on P.E.I.
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IRAC to Maritime Electric: Use $10 million over-earnings to offset rate hike and pay back the rest
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The Guardian's Quick Question for Oct. 17, 2019
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Nature Conservancy of Canada meets on P.E.I.
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P.E.I. woman caught driving with bong, jailed
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Summerside man gets conditional sentence for probation breach
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P.E.I. woman sentenced to 35 days for lying to police
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Summerside man pleads guilty to drunk driving
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Canada adds 28,200 jobs in September: ADP
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Netflix and Amazon face censorship threat in India: source
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Emerging markets come off the boil for Nestle and Unilever
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U.S. weekly jobless claims rise modestly
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U.S. homebuilding retreats, manufacturing still struggling
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Colombia Congress approves $78.7 billion 2020 budget
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P.E.I. Curling Hall of Fame to welcome five new members
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Stratford holds out for 4-3 win over Morell in KCBL final
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Summerside Western Capitals on the hunt for a new mascot to replace retired 'Cappy'
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Spence, Cormier to play for QMJHL
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UPDATED: Abandonment of regional teams means less exposure for Atlantic Canada's male U17 hockey players
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Handrahan paces Red Wings past Metros
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Tracadie Players delights for a decade at community dinner theatre
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Colonel Gray to host youth chess mini-camp Oct. 19
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The Lady Singers of Our Century at Trinity United Church in Summerside Oct. 20
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Tomato Tomato at the Trailside Oct. 18
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Fiddlers Sons play at the Irish Hall Oct. 18
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2019 marks 20th year for Summerside's Esther Finkle Fund’s Walk for Kids
