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Time is right for a LGBTQ+ facility in P.E.I., says community leaders
The first step has been made in developing a physical place where members of P.E.I’s LGBTQ+ community can connect with each other. About 90 people gathered at the Haviland Club Saturday for “Linking Together,” a day-long event ...
Blood drive in honour of Stratford man being held Tuesday, Feb. 19
Ron St. Onge donated blood at every opportunity. For roughly 20 years, the Stratford man gave as often as he could at Charlottetown’s Canadian Blood Services clinic. Until, one day, St. Onge was the one who needed blood. “Every ...
Rain doesn't stop Maritime families from attending Jack Frost Winterfest
The snow kingdom at the annual Jack Frost Winterfest keeps one Glace Bay family coming back every year. Brandi MacDonald started going to the Charlottetown festival five years ago when her son Cohen was just two-years-old. “It’s a ...
Gass’ Country Store will close after serving New Dominion area for six decades
It’s the end of an era for those who use the Gass’ Country Store in New Dominion. The long-time gas station and convenience store will close its doors on Feb. 22 after serving the community for 62 years. Shelly MacDonald has used ...
Atlantic Canadians work on digital lottery game ideas during Super Hackathon in P.E.I.
Eager innovative Islanders spent this past weekend at the Startup Zone in Charlottetown in hopes of developing a concept for a new lottery game. Roughly 62 participants developed and pitched original lottery game ideas during a three-day Lotto ...
P.E.I. woman named one of top 100 health and fitness influencers in Canada
Doris Ward has always had a passion for fitness, mental health and connecting the two. The fitness instructor’s innovative efforts in her field were recognized by one of the country’s leading health and fitness magazines as she was ...
More than 400 celebrate Lunar New Year with P.E.I.’s Vietnamese community
The Lunar New Year in Vietnam is a time when families gather to celebrate and appreciate one another. Although Vietnamese people living on P.E.I. are half a world away from their families, they came together to celebrate the occasion at the Delta ...
Volunteers take pride in pulling off annual Spud minor hockey tournament
Taking part in the annual Spud minor hockey tournament has become a family tradition for Andrew Hall and his children. Hall has spent 18 years volunteering with the annual P.E.I. Source for Sports Spud Minor Hockey Tournament, which celebrated its ...
P.E.I. committee presses for federal assessment of Northern Pulp pipeline
A facility that pumps up to 90 million litres of treated effluent into the Northumberland Strait daily is an issue for Atlantic Canada, not just Nova Scotia. That’s one of the concerns MLA Darlene Compton raised for representatives from ...
