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WADE BABINEAU EDITORIAL CARTOON: Saturday, March 28, 2020

Meet the McCormick family! Brad is the 6th generation to harvest maple from his great, great, great Granddad's sugar bush in Rodney, Cumberland County, NS. He and his father, Kevin McCormick and their fellow members of the Maple Producers Association of Nova Scotia, keep Acadian Maple Products well-stocked in maple. Let’s hope the passion for maple “runs” in the family and that little Graci will keep the tradition going.

CINDY DAY: MMM...marvellous maple

March 23 marked World Meteorological Day. As part of this, SaltWire Network is bringing its readers a series of weather-related stories

World Meteorological Week

Rosemary Curley holds a copy of Mammals of Prince Edward Island and Adjacent Marine Waters, a book she co-wrote with co-authored with Pierre-Yves Daoust, Donald F. McCalpine Kimberly Riehl and J. Dan McAskill. It’s published by Island Studies Press at UPEI.

SALLY COLE: Rosemary Curley leads charge in researching and writing ...

The City of Charlottetown has purchased a SkyRanger R70 drone, like the one pictured here. It will be primarily be used by Charlottetown Police Services but will be available for use upon request by other departments in the corporation.

City of Charlottetown purchasing state-of-the-art drone for police ...

Head coach Billy McGuigan, centre, is shown on the ice with his Summerside D. Alex MacDonald Ford Western Capitals during a practice in December.

FIDDLER'S FACTS: A disappointing end for Summerside Western Capitals

Adam Perry, from left, and cast member Matt Cooke are shown behind the scenes of A Small Fortune.

VIDEO: P.E.I. man writes, directs $1 million thriller expected to ...

In this week’s guest sermon, Major Rev. Tom Hamilton says that ultimately, whatever our age, each one of us shares the same purpose in life - to love God, and to love others.

GUEST SERMON: Trusting God during a difficult time

One of many weddings we witnessed as tourists in Cefalu, Sicily, in 2015. By the end of the vacation I was feeling like a wedding photographer. — Pam Frampton/The Telegram

PAM FRAMPTON: Through the looking glass

ON THE ROAD WITH CINDY DAY: PM Trudeau visits the Regatta

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, in St. John's for a Liberal Party fundraiser Aug. 6, visited Quidi Vidi Wednesday.

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Public Safety Minister Bloyce Thompson, left, and chief public safety officer Dr. Heather Morrison give an update on the coronavirus (COVID-19) on March 24, 2020 as Premier Dennis King joins by video conference from his home where he is in self-isolation.

WATCH LIVE: P.E.I. government gives 4:30 p.m. coronavirus update for March 30, 2020

Greg Gaudet, director of municipal services in Summerside, said city officials have been working hard to make sure services such as late winter snow removal get done while adhering to the chief public health officer’s order for social distancing.

Crews doing the job differently, but municipal services continue to operate in Charlottetown, Summerside

Green party leader Peter Bevan-Baker addresses members during an online annual general meeting held by the party on March 28, 2020.

Bevan-Baker expresses hope for the future in address during party P.E.I. Green AGM

The UPEI Panthers play in the Atlantic University Sport.

UPEI fall sports schedules announced

Naval officers line HMCS Ville de Quebec as they arrive for a Royal Canadian Navy change of command ceremony at CFB Dockyard in Halifax on Wednesday, June 12, 2019.

Navy isolating sailors in Halifax as ships prepare to assist COVID-19 response

Rev. Dorothy Miller, left, and Kenneth Alexander were smiling and laughing during the first part of their Facebook Live faith service for Collieries Parish in Glace Bay. Like many churches in Cape Breton, Collieries Parish in Glace Bay has turned to online worship services, Bible studies and prayer meetings to help people connect while social gatherings of more than five people are forbidden in Nova Scotia. CONTRIBUTED

Virtual church services success in Cape Breton during COVID-19 outbreak

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Book by Nova Scotian author delves into the history of British home children

Computer generated model structurally representative of a betacoronavirus which is the type of virus linked to COVID-19

REPLAY: Nova Scotia COVID-19 update for March 30, 2020

Art director Matt Likely.

Nova Scotians with cool film jobs part four: Likely's art of creating a believeable world on film

Andrew MacLeod, creator of the Bios clothing line.

Cape Breton's conscientious clothing line

Just another guy playing hockey? Yes, well, but this guy, Wade MacQuarrie, is shown as he prepares to make a pass during his southern California senior mens hockey team's trip to Japan in 2015. The 61-year-old actuary, who now lives in Colorado, is coming back to Cape Breton to visit his parents in Alder Point and to play some hockey in the Vince Ryan Memorial Scholarship Hockey Tournament.

Cape Breton born hockey player living in Colorado disappointed to miss out on Vince Ryan tournament

Veterinarians in Nova Scotia are asking the province to ensure their clinics can stay open during the COVID-19 outbreak. Stock Image

Include pets in home biosecurity measures, say P.E.I. veterinarians