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Canada's labour minister says EI review for P.E.I. will not be completed before election
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Collaborative Emergency Centre, emergency department at Alberton’s Western Hospital closed today
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P.E.I. weather, travel updates for Thursday, May 23
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P.E.I. woman escapes jail for throwing pot of hot water, pasta at victim
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P.E.I. government says controversial gate blocks public road to Boughton Island
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Congrès mondial acadien 2019 plans get finalized ahead of P.E.I., New Brunswick celebrations
Borden-Carleton council approves funds for basketball lines on the tennis court
Borden-Carleton residents can take their pick at the town’s tennis courts. At a recent meeting, council approved funds for basketball lines on the tennis court. Mayor Charles MacKenzie expects the space will continue to be used for both ...
Borden-Carleton water and sewer update
Residents in the town of Borden-Carleton used 7,383 cubic meters of water in April, council heard at the recent May meeting. New water and sewer lines for Carleton Street are installed and ready to be turned on, said Alan Nisbet in the water and ...
Kensington building gets green light
The Town of Kensington has approved a development permit application submitted by a local daycare to build a storage structure on their building’s front lawn. The application, made by Fun Times Daycare, required a special development ...
Kensington Wellfield Protection Plan approved
Kensington town council has formally adopted its new Wellfield Protection Plan. The plan was drafted in partnership by the Kensington North Watershed Association to help “bring the community together to protect their drinking water ...
Charlottetown police respond to several complaints of assaults on Victoria Day
A 44-year-old Alberta man has been charged with assault after Charlottetown police responded to a domestic violence complaint May 20 at 9:44 p.m. He has been released on conditions. About an hour later, at 10:42 p.m., police responded to an ...
P.E.I. woman gets suspended sentence after throwing pot at victim
A P.E.I. woman who threw a pot of hot water and pasta at someone she was in an altercation with won’t be serving any jail time after getting a suspended sentence Wednesday. Shelby Ann Opoku, 21, appeared before Chief Judge Nancy Orr in ...
Judge gives P.E.I. man chance to turn life around
A 27-year-old man who broke into a house while the no one was home is getting a chance to turn his life around. Andrew Christopher Cullen appeared before Judge John Douglas in provincial court in Charlottetown for sentencing but avoided jail time ...
P.E.I. weather, travel updates - Risk of frost tonight
Weather – Risk of frost tonight Showers or periods of drizzle are expected to end this morning then become cloudy with north wind gusting to 60 km/h and a high of 6 C. The UV index is 4, or moderate. Clearing this evening with wind ...
Soggy weather already setting P.E.I. potato crop behind
If the weather doesn’t soon turn, they’ll be two weeks behind ...
UPDATE: Search for P.E.I. fisherman now a missing persons case
The search for a P.E.I. fisherman who fell overboard early Tuesday morning has ended. The Halifax Joint Rescue Co-ordination Centre (JRCC) issued a statement around 8 p.m. stating the search ended and that the case would be handed over to P.E.I. ...
