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McLean only undefeated rink at Canada Games curling trials
Jenny McLean of the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club in Summerside is the only undefeated rink after the opening two draws of the P.E.I. Selection Trials to determine the province's representatives at the 2001 Canada Winter Games.
Police chief calls enthusiasm of new members of city force 'infectious'
The council chamber at City Hall was packed Tuesday for a late-morning swearing-in ceremony for the Saint John Police Force's six newest members.
Steve Miller Band to play Maritimes
Legendary '70s rock group The Steve Miller Band, known for hits like The Joker, Fly Like An Eagle and Jet Airliner is heading to the Maritimes next summer.
P.E.I. police officer wins 12-year legal battle
The Supreme Court of Canada has denied the City of Summerside, P.E.I., the right to appeal a ruling that it had maliciously prosecuted its deputy chief of police.
Charlottetown needle exchange moving back downtown
The province announced a new location Friday for its needle exchange program in Charlottetown.
Christmas crafts draw big crowd
Vendors weren't the only wise men and women traveling from afar to this year's edition of Turner's Christmas at the Coliseum.
HST opposed by P.E.I. home builders, clothing retailers
A majority of members of the chamber of commerce in Summerside, P.E.I., favour a move to a harmonized sales tax, but the minority against it feel they have a lot to lose.
The Summerside Hemphill GM Capitals doubled the Mid-Isle Matrix 4-2 in a P.E.I. Midget AAA Hockey League contest here at Credit Union Place on Wednesday night.
19 P.E.I. groups get LEAP funding
Ninteen seniors groups will be provided funding through the Learning Arts Elders Program .
Summerside man in custody for damaging property, uttering threats
SUMMERSIDE A 42-year-old city man is behind bars and faces three charges after his arrest early this morning.
Southern Gulf sustainability coalition makes difference
"No one knows how many groups and organizations are working on the most salient issues of our day: climate change, poverty, deforestation, peace, water .
Olympic torch arrives in Summerside
SUMMERSIDE Heather Moyse had two rare experiences last night. The 31-year-old Summerside native carried the Olympic torch onto a stage outside Credit Union Place to complete the 24th day of the cross-country relay.
Syracuse Crunch adds another forward
The Syracuse Crunch has signed left wing Brett Gallant to a professional tryout contract.
Mayors warn against federal cuts
Municipal leaders met with Human Resources and Skills Development Minister Diane Finley Thursday, stressing the importance of ongoing support for affordable housing projects.
Egmont MP raises concern province not being frugal with money from Ottawa
Fisheries Minister and Egmont MP Gail Shea, left, and Opposition Leader Olive Crane, right, congratulate Sylvia Poirier of Charlottetown after she was elected the new president of the Progressive Conservative Party during the partya s annual meeting in Summerside on Saturday.
Conservatives meet in Summerside
The Progressive Conservative Party will hold its leadership convention on Saturday, Sept.
Officials clean up after more than 450 litres of oil spills in P.E.I. accident
Environment Canada officials in Prince Edward Island are cleaning up an oil spill that resulted from a late-night accident Friday.
Capt. Nichola Goddard once told her parents that she did what she did so they could do what they do .
Retired chief justice named P.E.I. police commissioner
Retired chief justice Gerard E. Mitchell has been appointed to the newly created position of police commissioner and Roy J. Ridlington has been appointed deputy commissioner.
Kensington man pleads guilty in infant assault case
A plea was finally heard in the case of assault on an infant, with the facts of the case to be heard early next year.