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 Dog in pillowcase washes up on P.E.I. shore RCMP in P.E.I. are asking for the public's help after a pillowcase containing a dead dog was found near Hyde Point beach yesterday.
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 Orwell Corner puts out welcome mat for flock of geese P.E.I.'s historic village, Orwell Corner, has added a new, noisy addition to its list of attractions.
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 Dialysis patient fights to keep treatment in Souris A 28-year-old man from Souris, P.E.I. said his life will change dramatically if the province takes the dialysis treatment centre out of his community.
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 Warm spring blooms early P.E.I. gardening season A bout of warm weather has caused flowers and plants on P.E.I. to spring up earlier than usual.
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 Canada-Wide Science Fair awards presented Nearly $1 million in cash, prizes and scholarships was handed out Thursday at the Canada-Wide Science Fair held at UPEI.
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 Synchronized swimmers head to regional championshipsCharlottetown Naiads synchronized swim team takes on the competition at the Atlantic Regional Synchronized Swimming Championships.
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 EI changes don't concern P.E.I. tourism industry Changes to the federal Employment Insurance system will not have much impact on the tourism job market, industry, says the Tourism Industry Association of P.E.I.
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 School board merger rushed, says board chair The amalgamation of P.E.I.'s two English school districts is being done in too much of a hurry, says the chair of the Western School Board.
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 Aylward grills minister over $8.4M spending Tourism Critic James Aylward grilled Tourism Minister Robbie Henderson over irregularities found in an Auditor General's report released Friday.
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 Island DFO employees on notice about job cuts More than a dozen Department of Fisheries and Oceans workers on P.E.I. received notice Thursday that they may lose their jobs.
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 Job Wanted: Sara Brehaut My name is Sara Brehaut and I am a recent graduate of the Tourism & Travel Management program at Holland College.
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 SkillsPEI cuts funding for arts industry employment The P.E.I. government announced Friday it would cut core funding to the arts industry employment group, CulturePEI, at the end of September.
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 5 communities chosen for private liquor stores The P.E.I. government has sent letters to five communities around the province to see if they are interested in having a privately-run liquor store.
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 Students composing with local musicians Music students at Three Oaks High in Summerside are working with local musicians to help them learn more about composing music.
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 Murder parolee charged in N.S. teen Amber Kirwan's death Christopher Alexander Falconer, a convicted killer who was on parole when Amber Kirwan disappeared seven months ago from a New Glasgow, N.S., street, has been charged with kidnapping and first-degree murder of the 19-year-old.
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 P.E.I. man sentenced to federal prison in fraud case A 28-year-old from Abney in Kings County, P.E.I. is heading to federal prison for four years after defrauding people in both P.E.I. and Nova Scotia more than $220,000
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 Battle over Souris school renovations heats up The Mayor of Souris met with the Minister of Education Thursday to voice the concerns of parents who are frustrated that the province has reneged on its promise to build a new school in the community.
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 Woman shocked over disabled space rudeness A Charlottetown woman with spina bifida says she was treated rudely by someone who thought she didn't deserve to park in a disabled spot.
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 Leak located in P.E.I. underwater cable Maritime Electric has found the leak in one of two cables providing P.E.I. with electricity from the mainland.
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 67% cut in funding questioned by community The West Prince community of Lot 11 and area is asking the P.E.I. government why its funding was cut by 67 per cent this year.
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 Opposition accused of 'political games' on HST Prince Edward Islanders will not take seriously public forums on HST being held by the Opposition Progressive Conservatives, predicts Finance Minister Wes Sheridan.
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 HST meeting hears cost concerns The Opposition Progressive Conservatives held the first of three consultations on harmonized sales tax Wednesday night in Montague, and heard worries the new tax would be costly for Islanders.
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P.E.I. looking to unload Buffalo Land The P.E.I. government is looking for requests for proposals from groups interested in taking over the operation of Buffalo Land Provincial Park.
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 RCMP ask for public's help to find thieves RCMP is looking for the public's help in connection with several break-ins and thefts in the Point Prim area.
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 Storm basketball team to stay in Summerside The Summerside Storm announced Wednesday the team has renewed an agreement with the City of Summerside for its second year.
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