Maritime Electric crews are busy restoring power to thousands of customers. This picture was taken earlier today of a tree on a line between Gardener Road and Dunk River Road in Bedeque. Crews are now working to remove the tree.

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Canadian Red Cross helping family after Emerald house fire

QEH Neonatal clinical lead Bonnie Fraser, RN, left, showcases the many features of the NeoBlue Light and Bili Blanket System to Wo-He-Lo Club resident, Judi O’Hanley. This system treats jaundice babies, both term and pre-term and will cost $25,000. The Wo-He-Lo Sale runs Wednesday, Oct. 17, 12-4 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 18, 8 a.m.– 8 p.m. and Friday, Oct. 19, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the QEH.

Wo-He-Lo sale at QEH in Charlottetown Oct. 17-19

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Ellen Jones hopes to relocate her 10-year-old quarter horse named Ruby along with five other specially-trained horses to a property in Meadow Bank to get her therapeutic horse farm up and running again.

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Vaping cannabis, which is one way to ingest the drug, is considered healthier than smoking.

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Coun. Mitchell Tweel, left, chairman of the city’s Civic Board for Persons with Disabilities, and Charlottetown Mayor Clifford Lee, right, present Wayne Thibodeau of The Guardian with an Inclusion Award on Sunday.

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