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Miscouche Fire Department spreading birthday wishes to kids in their community during social distancing protocols
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Making social distancing bear-able in P.E.I.
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The Sky Guy: The night sky
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Amidst coronavirus pandemic, P.E.I. resident starts summer garden indoors
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GREENFILE: Top picks for perennial food
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Irish Mythen, Daniel Ledwell earn Canadian Folk Music Awards
DOUG GALLANT: Sayce soars on Spirit Rising
If today’s commercial radio offerings leave you cold and screaming for a guitar-driven rock record that would get your blood up, look no further than Spirit Rising from acclaimed Canadian blues/rock guitarist Philip Sayce. Sayce, who was ...
Efforts underway by Diocese of Charlottetown to assist in community, spiritual support
The Diocese of Charlottetown is making a concerted effort to reach out to people during these difficult times. “I realize that people are frightened and feel isolated during this public health crisis”, said Bishop Richard ...
CORY THOMAS: Classrooms at home
With the global pandemic of COVID-19 in P.E.I., we need to support each other now more than ever. Islanders must continue to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus as directed by chief public health officer Dr. Heather Morrison, who has ...
MARGARET PROUSE: Still using what's on hand
Margaret Prouse Avoiding unnecessary forays away from home is the order of the day, and I have been relying on food that is already on hand. It’s up to us who are privileged to have food in the house to stay home, avoid ...
MARGARET PROUSE: Still using what's on hand
Margaret Prouse Avoiding unnecessary forays away from home is the order of the day, and I have been relying on food that is already on hand. It’s up to us who are privileged to have food in the house to stay home, avoid ...
P.E.I. residents make noise to show their love and appreciation for health care workers
Islanders are encouraged to grab their pots and pans, noisemakers and loudspeakers every night at 7 p.m. and show essential health care workers how much they are appreciated, especially during this pandemic. Participants can record their ...
VIDEO: Post-season fun on the ski slopes in Brookvale, P.E.I.
Some avid skiers didn't let the season closure of the Mark Arendz Provincial Ski Park in Brookvale stop them from hitting the slopes last Saturday. Lacking a lift, they skied down the hill and hiked back up, as well as spent time skiing in the ...
Performers announced for Music P.E.I.'s next Tiny Island Concert Series
Music P.E.I.’s Tiny Island Concert Series continues today with live-streamed performances by Brielle Ansems (8 p.m. AST) and The Royal North (8:30 p.m. AST). Ansems, who was born in Hamilton, Ont., and raised in Montague, P.E.I., fuses folk ...
CHEF ILONA DANIEL: Jamaican beef patties a handheld comfort
It’s hard to write, think or do anything these days without thinking of the COVID-19 virus that is gripping our planet. I wanted to write a fun, spring-themed dish, but the more I thought about it, I wanted to feature a dish that can find many ...
Families in Tignish paint their windows to reflect coming Easter season and to keep the kids busy
If they can’t go to church, they’re going to bring a bit of church to them. With Easter just around the corner, some families in Tignish have been painting crosses on the windows in their homes during the coronavirus pandemic. But ...
