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Sponsored foreign travels broaden MPs' views, Wayne Easter says
There are critics to the practice of accepting travel from third parties and foreign entities, but an Island MP says it's a good thing for MPs to get an on-the-ground look at how things work in different countries.
Islanders keep St. Paddy's celebrations civil
There were long lines in front of Charlottetown pubs St. Patrick's Day as revellers celebrated everything Irish, but police say the crowds were relatively well-behaved.
Heritage Minute shows the hidden side of Lucy Maud Montgomery's life
She's known around the world for writing Anne of Green Gables, but it's a different side of Lucy Maud Montgomery that is featured in her Heritage Minute.
Moo Let's Talk Day raises $30K
What was going to be a sombre day for a P.E.I. family turned into something beyond their wildest expectations when thousands of Islanders came out to eat ice cream, share their stories and raise awareness about mental health.
Action needed on staffing shortages, say P.E.I. child-care centres
Ottawa gave more specifics in its budget released on Tuesday on just what P.E.I. can expect to see from its $10.5 million in federal child-care funding announced last year.
U.S. man finds out he's an Arsenault — and the rest is history
An American man with roots in Prince Edward Island won a heritage award Tuesday night for his efforts in producing a family history.
UPEI students travel abroad for 'eye-opening' teaching experience
Teaching is a worldwide profession and some UPEI students are going to experience the similarities and differences of classrooms around the world in the coming seeks.
P.E.I.'s FOIPP review: Where the key players stand on releasing information to you
As the province reviews the FOIPP act, this is where municipalities, post-secondary institutions and police stand on their inclusion.
Kittens left outside in duffle bag rescued in Summerside
A pair of kittens was rescued on Saturday morning in Summerside, P.E.I., after being left outside for some time in a duffle bag.
Globe and Mail copies return to P.E.I. — with the Island on front page
After a month-and-a-half hiatus, the first Globe and Mail print copies arrived on P.E.I. on Saturday with a little treat greeting Islanders: reading about their home on the front page.