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A permanent fix to Oyster Bed Bridge traffic woes
2018-03-23
Investing in infrastructure
A planned roundabout will mean the end of an intersection residents of Oyster Bed Bridge consider a hazard to the lives and safety of travelers.
This month, the Prince Edward Island government issued a tender for construction of a new roundabout at the intersection of...
Province makes purchases for Art Bank
2018-03-23
Artist Rilla Marshall says having her work selected for the Art Bank means a lot to her because it will be part of a collection that represents Prince Edward Island.
Marshall’s work was one of 12 pieces selected for purchase by a peer-review jury out of 59 submissions. The Art Bank acquires, loans...
Coming soon to your mobile device: Wireless emergency alerts
2018-03-23
Emergency alerts delivered to mobile devices will be another tool to advise Islanders of unexpected situations when lives may be at immediate risk
The Alert Ready system already enhances public safety communications across Canada by delivering alerts through radio and TV, and – starting April 6...
Do you know an environmental champion?
2018-03-22
If you know someone who goes above and beyond to protect or enhance the environment, you can nominate them for a Prince Edward Island Environmental Awards.
Nominations are now open until May 1 for this year’s awards at www.princeedwardisland.ca/environmentalawards or by phone 902-368-5028. There...
What do Holsteins, wetlands and wildlife have in common?
2018-03-19
Brothers Johnny and Gary Gallant run Ferme Gallant Ltée, a third-generation dairy farm located in St. Timothy, near Wellington.
“As agricultural producers, our main role is to produce food. But as farmers, we are also stewards of the land,” said Johnny Gallant. “Gary and I are continually trying...
Finding hope and building strength - for families
2018-03-16
Strengthening mental health services -
When a loved one suffers from a mental illness, family members suffer too - now there's a made-in-PEI program that offers hope through education, support, and skills.
The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Family Program: Finding Hope and Building...
Job fairs connect job seekers with employers
2018-03-16
If you’re looking for work, the owner of Kings County Construction wants to meet you.
Mike Annear will be among dozens of employers with a booth at the upcoming SkillsPEI job fairs in Charlottetown, Summerside, Montague, and O’Leary between April 9 and 19. Mike says he looks forward to the annual...
Teachers now trained to help students understand mental health
2018-03-15
Strengthening mental health services -
Island students will soon get more help to understand and improve their own mental health.
More than 30 Island educators received master training this week in mental health literacy and how to deliver a new provincial mental health curriculum to students....
Head injury, concussion clinic showing results
2018-03-13
Islanders with a concussion or mild brain injury are getting better care through the provincial head injury support and recovery clinic.
Located at the Harbourside Health Centre in Summerside, the clinic has helped 28 Islanders since it opened in July. It is an initiative of Trauma PEI and...
Farm safety: It's everyone's responsibility, year round
2018-03-12
Canadian Agriculture Safety Week is March 11 to 17, but Island farmers and their families know the importance of following safe farm practices all year round.
Agriculture and Fisheries Minister Robert Henderson says the week helps raise awareness of the importance of farm safety and the need to...