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Hector MacLeod, mayor of Alberton, holds up the plans for the new subdivision on Dufferin Street following an infrastructure funding announcement on June 12. The joint investment from all three levels of government of more than $3.4 million will help with creating new streets, gutters, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure. Melissa Heald photo
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Provincial fish biologist Rosie MacFarlane, with wildlife technicians Danielle Jordan and Matt Sheidow, collect fish during an electrofishing demonstration for Grade 4 students from O’Leary Elementary on June 11. The fish are not harmed during the process. Melissa Heald photo
Northport resident Jerry Gavin was excited for the opportunity to help shape the future of medical eduction on PEI.
By: Melissa Heald
The New York Times bestselling novel This Summer Will Be Different has come to Prince Edward Island as a Netflix series — an extraordinary opportunity for our province.
Bruce Richard, with his wife Kaila, has an oyster growing operation on the Dock River in Alberton that has been devastated by the two parasites impacting the industry.
By: Melissa Heald
The only remnants of Frog Pond, a former settlement in western PEI, are artifacts collected by Eddie Doucette over the past 40 years.
This year, the committee organizing the annual parish picnic for St Anthony’s Catholic Church in Woodstock will be offering guided tours of the church.
With large microphones placed in front of them, members of the Alberton Public Library book club discussed The Luckiest Ones: A Memoir of Fishing, Family and Facing Cancer by Island
By: Melissa Heald
Eileen Chiasson-Pendergast is humbled to be named one of the three Islanders receiving the Order of Prince Edward Island this year.
In an emergency seconds count, especially for first responders.
