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 Public meeting tonight on design changes to Riverside DriveMembers of the public are invited to attend an information session tonight to review design changes to the Charlottetown Perimeter Highway on Riverside Drive from Park Street to Murchison Lane.
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 Closer working relationship between Canada and U.S. will benefit P.E.I., Ghiz saysA closer working relationship between elected officials in both Canada and the U.S. can only benefit Prince Edward Island, says Premier Robert Ghiz.
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 Operator of online pet store faces chargesThe operator of an online pet store will appear in court next month to face multiple charges relating to the treatment of animals in his care.
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 Provincial spelling bee goes SaturdayTwenty-one students from schools across Prince Edward Island will be competing for provincial spelling honours this weekend in Charlottetown.
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 Relax, crows will be flying back to Victoria Park, mayor saysWhile one Charlottetown councillor continues to strike an alarmist tone over crows bombarding many of his constituents, the city’s mayor is calling for calm.
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 Charlottetown mayor pursues federal dollars for ditch infilling, road workCharlottetown Mayor Clifford Lee wants federal infrastructure dollars to continue flowing into ditch work and road paving in the city this year.
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 Weight restrictions take effectWith the unseasonably warm weather this month, the Department of Transportation has issued weight restrictions for P.
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 City police seek shoplifter suspectCharlottetown Police were called to the Charlottetown Mall on Monday at 3:04 p.m. where a male shoplifter suspect had fled on foot.
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 P.E.I.'s future is in good hands : Utopia it isn't, but young parliamentarians tackle the issues, vote with their heart and stay away from personal attacks MLAs voted with their heart, not along party lines.
There were no personal attacks.
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 Premiers press U.S. to keep the border openCanadian political leaders plan to press the importance of keeping the Canada-U.S. border open to trade as a series of high-level meetings between the two countries get underway today in Washington.
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