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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.

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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

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The Guardian's Quick Question for Feb. 21, 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.

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Tyler Laird enjoys some ice time recently at the outdoor rink at Founders Hall in Charlottetown.

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P.E.I. Senator Diane Griffin

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Jennifer McIsaac, who works in dealer services at Invesco in Charlottetown, is part of a company that is growing by leaps and bounds. The global asset manager started with 24 employees when it opened in 2006, and on Wednesday, announced it will grow by 200 jobs over the next two years. Invesco currently employs 360 people in the P.E.I. capital.

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The Corner Brook Fire Department was without one of its trucks last week as it was getting repaired.

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The South Shore Lumberjacks’ Lucas Roy, 21, slides in an attempt to knock the puck away from the Summerside Western Capitals’ Noah Massie, 22, during Monday afternoon’s MHL (Maritime Junior Hockey League) game at Eastlink Arena in Summerside. Caps forward Brodie MacArthur, 27, positions himself in front of Lumberjacks goaltender Ty Grant for a possible rebound. South Shore won the game 7-4.

Western Capitals back home Thursday

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Christian Gallant, left, Bark for Life P.E.I. co-chairman, is joined by Valerie Docherty, Bark for Life P.E.I. honourary chairwoman, Jayna Stokes, provincial lead, Canadian Cancer Society, P.E.I. division, and Josh Blinder, Global Pet Foods, Top Dog presenting sponsor.

Bark for Life P.E.I. raises more than $33,000

A property owner in Launching put this steel gate up in November at the eastern end of the Bruce Point Road along the traveled way to the shore area in Launching. The province is investigating to determine the boundary of the public road, which has long been used by the public to access the beach.

P.E.I. government wants timely solution to gate blocking beach access

Suzanne Birt follows a shot during the Scotties provincial women’s curling championship in Alberton in January.

P.E.I.'s Suzanne Birt rink advances to championship round at Scotties Tournament of Hearts

Crude-by-rail shipments set new record in December despite lower price discounts

Canada still believes in global recycling despite rotting garbage sent to Manila