Maria Sarrouh
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These provinces are seeing an early start to the flu season (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. – Sniffles, coughs and an early start to flu season are showing up in several parts of the country. While respiratory illnesses typically ramp up in the fall, particularly in October, health authorities on P.E.I. are already reporting confirmed cases and hospitalizations. Alberta, B.C. and southwestern Ontario are also reporting an earlier-than-usual rise in illnesses, with increases beginning as early as September. Farther west, Yukon’s chief medical officer said lab-confi
Why some grocery stores are prevented from showing you their lowest prices (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. – Grocery pricing policies could be keeping some deals from shoppers, according to Canada’s Competition Bureau. Consumers often turn to flyers, social media and online promotions before deciding where to buy their food and household supplies. But the bureau says they might not be seeing the lowest price available, because of minimum advertised pricing policies used in the sector. “That means consumers can’t shop around and won’t know that there might be a better price until
P.E.I. joins Alberta with fuel-tax break amid high gas and diesel prices (opens the original)
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BORDEN-CARLETON, P.E.I. - Filling the tank cost a little less for Islanders Saturday, with a pause on the provincial fuel tax taking effect for the next four months. The break comes days after Alberta announced its own fuel-tax suspension, as high-energy costs add to affordability pressures. P.E.I.’s suspension takes 8.47 cents per litre off gasoline and 14.15 cents per litre off diesel. Premier Rob Lantz announced the changes Friday. “It’s a little bit lower than it was yesterday,” said Peter M
P.E.I. reviews controversial private doctor service after premier ‘outraged’ by company (opens the original)
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NORTH RUSTICO, P.E.I. - When Ken and Dede Wilson needed medical care during their latest summer stay on P.E.I., they turned to a private-pay doctor service that has since drawn criticism from the premier and come under government review. “All of a sudden I got the most awful gut pain. And I didn’t know why,” Dede said. The British couple used PEIDoctor.com, which co-ordinates virtual, in-clinic and concierge physician appointments for international visitors, as well as eligible patients from Que
Demand surges for free baby supplies as families face high costs (opens the original)
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SUMMERSIDE, P.E.I. - With a reusable bag slung over her shoulder and her baby in one arm, new mother Katie Murray uses the other to flip through clothing racks at the Island Pregnancy Centre. Everything she chooses is free. Eight-month-old Teddy is Murray’s first child. Not entirely sure where to begin, she turned to the centre for help. Inside the Summerside Baby Boutique, she found a list of necessities and welcoming staff members offering guidance on what to take home. “It means that he alway
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