Charlotte Macaulay

With school buses in park for the next couple of months and kids off to camps, recreational programs, vacationing with their families or any number of adventures, summer has officially begun.

Last week Education Minister Natalie Jameson took what can be categorized as a positive step by implementing policy on the use of cell phones in the school.

Emma Davies is embarking on the adventure of a lifetime later this month when she heads to the West Coast to complete her high school at Pearson College. The 16-year-old from Flat River said she will miss her family and all the farm animals, but mostly the chickens who strut freely around her grandmother’s yard. Charlotte MacAulay photo

A significant piece of reconciliation is the repatriation of Indigenous artifacts back to the communities they originated from.

Indigenous artist incorporates culture into his comic series

Southeast Environmental Association (SEA) is urging the province to quickly move to join carbon capture schemes that will add economic value to standing forests.

F or many Labour Day marks the end of summer and back to the routine of school or regular working hours.

Transportation East coordinator Lisa Chaisson, left, and Joan Morrison, Rotary Club of Montague and Eastern PEI member, showcase the rotary sponsorship logo on one of the Transportation East Inc vehicles. The non-profit organization provides accessible transportation services for residents in Kings County. Rotary provided $40,000 in funding to aid the company in obtaining more vehicles for their fleet.

It is a simple rule which everyone behind the wheel of a vehicle needs to follow.

Private Kevin Joseph Delorie of the 48th Highlanders of Canada is buried at Moro River Canadian War Cemetery in Italy. The Newport, PEI native was 19 years old when he was killed in action.