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Pig poop and pizzas: Your tax dollars at work
Canada's Fisheries Minister Keith Ashfield speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa March 6, 2012.
My name is Sara Brehaut and I am a recent graduate of the Tourism and Travel Management program at Holland College.
Maritime Electric says Cable #1 will have to be taken out of service. On-Island generation plants and wind farms will have to carry the demand Divers working in the Northumberland Strait have located the source of an oil leak from one of two submarine cables that connects Prince Edward Island to New Brunswick's electrical grid.
Prince Edward Island man fined $500 for drunken assault of RCMP officer
A 44-year-old Prince Edward Island man found guilty of assaulting an RCMP officer has been fined $500 for his actions.
Gentleman Jim's in Summerside was given two PNP 'units', allowing the owners to upgrade the kitchen, renovate booths and expand their business.
MONCTON - " Springhill's Justin Bourgeois lost at 21 seconds into the 1st...
Bourgeois is down but not out. After the fight he said he will continue to do battle in the cage.
Patrick Szwarc, 20, of Stratford is a security guard with the Atlantic Private Protection Services, a company that provides security for malls, grocery stores and large pharmacies in P.E.I. Police are concerned that shoplifters across P.E.I. are increasingly prone to violent confrontation when caught in the act of stealing.
Transfer whole departments, gov't urged
The Nova Scotia government should move an entire department or agency to Cape Breton to spur economic development, a political scientist says.
P.E.I. shuttle company to begin charter service in N.B.
The owner of Advanced Shuttle Services in Summerside, P.E.I. says he plans to move forward with a charter service to New Brunswick.
Nancy and Derek Key met while registering for law school. They married two years later and have been partners in a successful law firm in Summerside since 1982.