The environment trumped economic gain for the majority of councillors when they voted a motion down to grant a development permit for a seven turbine wind farm in the Rural Municipality of Eastern Kings Thursday night.
GWBI (Great Wisdom Buddhist Institute) nuns are looking for advice and collaboration to find a harmless path forward in the community. They hope being more open and communicative with the community will help them along.
For the first time in 76 years the St Andrew’s and St Georges Masonic Lodge won’t hold the Sick Children’s Auction.
Murray Harbour resident Derek Squirell received unanimous support from community council in his pursuit of making a local portion of the Confederation Trail available to pedestrians with conditions during the winter months.
Health PEI is experiencing staffing shortages across the system.
The province has hired an additional 60 uncertified and 55 certified substitute teachers this year compared to last. That brings the total pool to 461.
The Electoral Boundaries Commission fielded questions from Three Rivers Council about the newly-proposed eight ward map of the town at last Monday’s meeting.
The Graphic has learned that this afternoon the province will launch a plan to reach net zero greenhouse gas, GHG, emissions by 2040, ten years before the federal plan to reach the same goal.
As a staycation camping trip on the Labour Day weekend was winding down, Colleen MacLeod decided to take one last walk on West Point Beach in search for sea glass. This is when she came across an unexpected treasure: a message in a bottle.
When Frank Creighton handed a cheque for $1,750 to Vivian Dourte at the Southern Kings and Queens Food Bank he said that is exactly where his late wife Brenda would have wanted the funds to go.
Commented