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Prince Edward Island takes steps to ease strain on overstretched hospitals
CHARLOTTETOWN - Prince Edward Island is warning that its health-care system is facing "significant" overcapacity, stretching ...
Historic: Doorbell camera footage captures meteorite crash in Canada
A doorbell camera in Prince Edward Island records the first-ever documented sights and sounds of a meteorite impact, marking ...
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Prince Edward Island takes steps to ease strain on overstretched hospitals
CHARLOTTETOWN - Prince Edward Island is warning that its health-care system is facing “significant” overcapacity, stretching limited resources. A news release from the government today says ...
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LETTERS: P.E.I. letter writers on pride in Canada, concerns in Charlottetown
A Canadian’s legacy is how well they have treated others including complete strangers. Canadians don’t look down on others or ...
First meteorite ever found in P.E.I. arrived with a literal bang
"No other meteorite fall has been documented like this, complete with sound," says Dr. Chris Herd, a meteorite expert from ...
Charlottetown Privateers optimistic about new turf fields following committee meeting
Over 100 people showed up to City Hall on Wednesday in support of the tackle and flag football group, which has been ...
Meteorite crashes onto walkway outside man’s home where he stood minutes earlier
An expert says the meteorite would have been traveling about 124 miles per hour when it smashed into the walkway.
11 Best Places to Retire in Canada
With its natural beauty, low population density and high-quality health care, Canada is an attractive retirement destination for older Americans. Although Canadian winters may be ...
Charlottetown police force gains 6 new officers with swearing-in ceremony
Charlottetown Police Services added some new constables to its police force during a swearing-in ceremony Tuesday.
The Hamilton Spectator6d
P.E.I. oyster farmers fear without government help, MSX parasite will kill industry
CHARLOTTETOWN - Prince Edward Island’s oyster industry is calling for more research and government action as a parasite spreads in the province’s waters, threatening the world-renowned export.