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Check out the lights from your area and around Atlantic Canada below! - 123RF photo

Prince Edward Island Christmas lights map — Click to submit your lights

Get creative with Christmas projects right at home

You never know what to expect with a gift exchange.

A gift to anticipate

Shown here are the angels of Rose Blanche: (front, from left) Mildred Hatcher, Edith Leamon, Judy Hardy, Rita Currie, Joan Herritt, Valarie Pink, Alice Billard, (back) Maxine Edwards, Lesley Hardy, Violet Clarke, Lena Penney, Erna Buckland, Phyllis Horwood and Victoria Savoury. Missing from photo are Judy Francis, Ruth Deveaux, Audrey Best, Diane Hardy, Sylvia Munden, Diane Munden and Wanda Anderson.

Sewing love, cheer into every stitch

Artist Adam Young is often inspired by fishing stages.

Island of inspiration: Artist Adam Young paints vibrant scenes of East ...

Rooted in Christmas tree traditions

Roseanna Boyd is the president of the Hants County Christmas Angels Society and spends the holiday season helping others. She’s shown here with K-Rock 89.3 radio host Darrin Harvey.

Holiday help at the ready

Rose O’Keefe won The Telegram's Choice award for her Rose’s Raisin Molasses Bread recipe.

Recipes for the holidays

Using baker’s twine and miniature clothespins, you can easily clip up Christmas cards as they arrive.

Decor, function go hand in hand with this DIY holiday project

Get cosy on the couch this Christmas and enjoy a festive movie marathon.

Must-watch holiday movies

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This rum cake tastes like redemption

Donation helps P.E.I. children

The Guardian

Published: Nov 03 at noon

Employee Alex Hughes presents a cheque to the Children's Wish Foundation on behalf of Ultimate Windows and Doors. — Employee Alex Hughes presents a cheque to the Children's Wish Foundation on behalf of Ultimate Windows and Doors. - Contributed

Ultimate Windows and Doors and More has made a $1,000 donation to the P.E.I. chapter of the Children’s Wish Foundation.

This second annual donation will go towards the 29 wishes for Island children the chapter is currently working on.

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Jim Williams is a senior research professor at St. Francis Xavier University. He is pictured along Antigonish Harbour. - Aaron Beswick

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Paul Vienneau, manager of Cape Breton Search and Rescue, shows a tattoo of a drawing by editorial cartoonist Sean Casey published in the Cape Breton Post in 2014, after the hero dog owned by the family of the late James Delorey, sadly died. Chance had been credited with keeping James Delorey, 7, warm during the two days he was lost in a snowstorm after wandering from his home. This was the second tattoo Vienneau got in regards to the death of Delorey, which Vienneau said has been hard for himself and other searchers to cope with.

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The Mazda CX-3 is a small crossover that’s fun to drive, practical, and it won’t get stuck in the snow.

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Canadiens' Nick Suzuki follows the play during the third period against the San Jose Sharks in Montreal on Oct. 24, 2019.

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Cst. Lorna DeWare lights a candle for one of the victims of a mass shooting at Ecole Polytechnique in Montreal 30 years ago.

Decades later Summerside remembers victims of violence against women

Ann Sherman, outgoing chairwoman of the Premier's Action Committee on Family Violence Prevention, lights a candle during an event in Charlottetown commemorating the Dec. 6, 1989 murder of 14 women at École Polytechnique in Montreal. The event also commemorated 10 women who have been murdered on P.E.I. since 1989. - Stu Neatby

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