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Police were on the scene investigating a suspicious death at the end of Trail's End Road in Hampton Feb. 19.

UPDATE: P.E.I. RCMP focus on separate scenes in two suspicious deaths

Tattoo artist Artie Gautreau cuts a steel sheet he plans to use during renovations at his shop, Extreme Ink, in Charlottetown. Gautreau lost part of one leg after someone used a vehicle to pin him against the building of his shop on Dec. 23.

Charlottetown tattoo shop owner talks about long road ahead after ...

Life-threatening injuries sustained in Brackley collision

Former P.E.I. Rocket captain Josh Currie is preparing for his upcoming pro season. He skated Thursday with other Island-based pros and members of the UPEI Panthers men's hockey team in Pownal.

Currie called up by Edmonton Oilers

Onlookers watch a fire being extinguished on a Ford F-150 outside of Wendy's in Charlottetown Saturday.

Vehicle catches fire at Charlottetown Wendy’s

Note: This poll is for entertainment purposes only and is not a scientific survey.

The Guardian's Quick Question for Feb. 22, 2019

Wendy Toy holds a photo of her with her late husband Ron St. Onge who was an avid blood donor. Next to her is the bandage from her first time giving blood and a certificate from Canadian Blood Services for the blood clinic held each year in honour of St. Onge. This year’s clinic in memory of St. Onge is being held today.

Blood drive in honour of Stratford man being held Tuesday, Feb. 19

Murphy Group opening new oyster bar in Halifax

Gabrielle Richard of Maid Marian’s Diner holds one of the English-to-Spanish translated menus on Thursday.

Diner delicioso: Maid Marian’s in Charlottetown has translated its ...

Rising Seas

Riverview Cemetery in Upper Burlington is currently affected by a double-whammy of sinking land and rising tide waters along the Kennetcook River.

Atlantic Canada is sinking as water levels swell

Updated Jan 24, 2019 at 1:38 p.m.

Doug Bacon, a farmer from Upper Nappan, stands by the $5-million Laplanche Aboiteau in Amherst.

Farmer offers solution to Cumberland flooding

Updated Jan 24, 2019 at 1:33 p.m.

Marshland lies next to a canal in East Amherst.

Saint Mary's University prof begins project to focus on realigning dikes

Updated Jan 24, 2019 at 1:33 p.m.

Rising waters from the Bay of Fundy rush up against the CN rail line along the Isthmus of Chignecto route from Nova Scotia to New Brunswick. - Mike Johnson photo

High tides threaten low-lying Isthmus of Chignecto

Updated Jan 24, 2019 at 1:35 p.m.

Construction continues on the Queen’s Marque development in downtown Halifax on Tuesday, May 1, 2018.

Queen’s Marque development building for the future in Halifax

Francis Campbell
Updated Jan 24, 2019 at 1:36 p.m.

Buildings in many Nova Scotia communities tend to overlook the sea. ...

Then Environment Minister Iain Rankin announces in late June government’s intention to introduce coastal protection legislation.

Protecting Nova Scotia's coastline: legislation pending, the province said in June

Francis Campbell
Updated Jan 24, 2019 at 1:36 p.m.

Note: Sea levels are rising at a pace unparalleled in modern times and storms are becoming more intense as a result of global warming. This story is part of a weeklong series examining our rising oceans, the impact on our region and what ...

Roderick Desmore has lost several acres of farmland due to erosion in Hants County.

As land disappears, governments shore up climate change plans

Francis Campbell
Updated Jan 24, 2019 at 1:37 p.m.

The Bay of Fundy is a subtle but prolific property thief. ...

John Phillip Rankin fishes lobster, tuna and ground fish from the Finlay Point wharf in Mabou Coal Mines.

Fishermen weathering effects of climate change

Francis Campbell
Updated Jan 24, 2019 at 1:36 p.m.

The lobster off western Cape Breton didn’t get the memo about thriving in colder water. ...

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The St. Jude Hotel has been rebranded as the Quality Hotel.

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This is the cover of Rev. Lonnie Atkinson’s new CD, which will be launched on Sunday.

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Ceilidh set for Feb. 23 in Murray Harbour

These famous characters in "Beauty and the Beast" will light up the stage this week when the Disney musical opens at The Guild in Charlottetown. The show runs Feb. 22-24 and March 1-3. From left are Mrs. Potts (Siobhan Armstrong), Cogsworth (Larissa Storey), Lumiere (Catherine Cummins), Chip (Alexis Rashed) and Babette (Olivia Bruce).

The Guild Musical Theatre School's production of ‘Beauty and the Beast’ opens tonight in Charlottetown

Photo from SoPA Facebook page

Beat the Winter Blues with SoPA tonight in Charlottetown

Phase II and Friends will play for a fundraising dance at the Kings Playhouse in Georgetown on Saturday evening. Band members include, from left, Blaine Murphy, Pat King, Keila Glydon, Ed Young, Gerry Hickey, Jeanie Campbell and John McGarry.

Phase II and Friends at the Kings Playhouse

Annie Sloan shows us how to be bold with botanical wallpaper by Cole & Son in her new bookazine, The Colourist, The Art of Colourful Living.

DEBBIE TRAVIS: How to decorate using bold botanicals

Before you start thinking about what type of storage you want, remember — no matter how great a piece looks in a store or online, do not buy anything without doing some homework first.

STAGEHAND: Some tips for storing the things we love

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