Jillian Trainor is a journalist based in Prince Edward Island, Canada. She writes for Island Press Limited, covering local news and events. Jillian's articles focus on community initiatives, local government, health and wellness, and human interest stories.
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Youth from Lennox Island First Nation recently had the chance to take part in the Nova Scotia Mi’kmaq Games in Membertou First Nation from Aug. 16-24.
Constable Steve Duggan points to the red flashing lights of stop sign extending from the school bus beside him as a reminder that drivers need to pay attention when out on the road. Anyone who doesn’t yield to those flashing red lights could be subject to a $1,000 fine and 12 demerit point loss on their license. Submitted photo
North Cape was flooded with people absolutely enthusiastic to witness the solar eclipse on April 8. Many tourist operators opened early due to the solar eclipse, but tourist numbers from June indicate while a lot of visitors are travelling to PEI, they are having shorter stays. Melissa Heald photo
There are a lot of concerns for students and teachers as they begin a new school year, from how big class sizes are going to be, wondering what the new students will be like, whether there might be any potential issues with anyone, etc.
Last week it was announced ahead of their second season that the six teams in the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) finally have names and logos.
The status of patients waiting in the Emergency Department (ED) at Western Hospital was a topic of discussion during Alberton council’s September meeting.
Four fire departments in West Prince have a new tool to help them when it comes to fighting fires in hard to access areas.
Alberton council recently discussed the merits of having three radios and a base versus just one radio in the event of an emergency situation during its monthly meeting on Sept 9.
Members of the local Mexican community, along with Alberton residents, including mayor Brian Poirier, and Scott Smith and Crystal Dumas, the Western PEI Community Navigators gathered at the town’s gazebo to celebrate Mexico’s Independence Day. This was the first time the event was officially celebrated in West Prince, and already there are plans for next year’s celebration. Jillian Trainor photo
Fire departments across West Prince are reminding residents of all ages the importance of fire prevention. Graphic file photo
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