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- Sep 24, 2026
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P.E.I. government set to demolish former highways garage (opens the original)
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The P.E.I. government is getting set to demolish the former Queens County highways garage on Riverside Drive in Charlottetown. Tenders just closed, and the province is looking them over before deciding on the winning bid. Stacey Miller, the senior communications officer with the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure, told The Guardian in an email on Sept. 15 that the now-vacant garage will be demolished later this year. “The building has been vacant for some time and is no longer being
Boil-water advisory in place on P.E.I.-Nova Scotia ferry (opens the original)
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One of the ferries connecting P.E.I. and Nova Scotia has been selling passengers bottled water for much of the season as the company deals with a water issue on board. A boil-water advisory has been in place on the MV Confederation for more than a month. Jeff Joyce, general manager of Northumberland Ferries Ltd. (NFL), said in an interview with The Guardian on Sept. 10 that the company is almost on top of it. “It’s a strange one,” Joyce said. “We’re making progress and not only that but we’re ma
Charlottetown man getting Governor General's Commendation for Bravery (opens the original)
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A Charlottetown man will soon be receiving the Governor General’s Commendation for Bravery. On Sept. 7, 2023 Ryan Blanchard raced into the waters off Cavendish Beach to rescue an Ontario man who had become trapped in a rip current. The man he rescued, Stewart Woolner, now 88, of Ottawa was eternally grateful and has sought out ways to see that Blanchard is recognized for his bravery. Blanchard said it is still sinking in since the Governor General’s office called to inform him last week. “It wil
Squash P.E.I. player begins legal action against UPEI (opens the original)
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One of the members of Squash P.E.I. is trying to quash UPEI’s efforts to replace courts dedicated to the sport. Campbell Webster has filed a request for a judicial review and has a case management meeting planned with his lawyers. “We’re challenging on a judicial review the (UPEI’s) board of governors decision,” Webster said in an interview Aug. 31. The university ended use of its two squash courts in August and plans to demolish them and repurpose it with a high-performance centre. Tim Walker,
Work has begun on new Nordic spa in Millvale, P.E.I. (opens the original)
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MILLVALE, P.E.I. — Nancy Hensman says her property in central Prince Edward Island is like living in a bird sanctuary, where she wakens to birds chirping and sees bunnies, squirrels and a pair of Mallard ducks on a nearby pond. Hensman, an esthetician, says her clients and her brother have called the Millvale property a piece of heaven, so she has played on those words for naming her next venture. PEIce of Heaven Spa and Nordic, emphasizing the P.E.I. “We love, love, love the gem of a property w
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