The Guardian

As if the coronavirus (COVID-19 strain) has not reaped enough havoc already, in addition to the damage caused by carbon emissions causing floods, fires, hurricanes, drought, heavy downpours, scary ocean acidification (killing vital plankton) and ...

MLA Heath MacDonald. - Contributed As the impact of COVID-19 begins to sink in, stark social and economic differences are beginning to appear. This is especially true of Islanders deemed to be providing essential services. It is very ...

Considering the high transmissibility rate of the virus currently causing the pandemic, everyone should ponder the use of facial coverings when interacting with those who are working to serve the public. We know that some unsuspecting individuals ...

One afternoon in February I was invited to attend the P.E.I. Honour Band concert in Charlottetown. This band was made up of nearly 100 Grade 9 music students from across Prince Edward Island. What a treat to hear these students, who didn't even ...

Regarding Gwynne Dyer’s column (Bibi, Benny and Ruvi: the future of Israel, March 18): While there’s a virtual consensus for a two-state solution to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Gwynne Dyer's advocating for the ...

Reading the recent news about the expenses for Summerside mayor and councillors is somewhat concerning. Two councillors had limited expenses of approximately $27 and $370, while others had between $2,000 to $5,000. It would appear as part of these ...

I am writing to you today to express my frustrations with Canada’s federal voting age of 18. I believe that the voting age should be lowered to the age of 16 so our youth feels like their opinions matter, and they can contribute to making a ...

I am writing in response to a recent letter (Youth beware of vaping risks, March 4) to correct the record. JUUL Labs Canada has never manufactured or sold the flavours as implied in the letter (cotton candy, strawberry, cherry, buttered popcorn) ...

I don’t think the idea we should report a neighbour via a phone number is really what Islanders are about. We don’t know why a neighbour goes out, or why they need to visit someone. Suppose a neighbour called for help, needs medical ...

We're all in this together now, and later, we'll be in this together all over again. As fears about COVID-19 close businesses, halt incomes and carve away revenue for many businesses that do stay open, the federal government and many of ...