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P.E.I. tourism seeing signs of a strong year (opens the original)
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P.E.I.’s tourism industry is heading into the fall with signs of a strong year. In a recent interview with The Guardian, Corryn Clemence, CEO of the Tourism Industry Association of P.E.I. (TIAPEI), said official numbers for the season were not yet available, but early indicators and feedback from tourism operators were positive. “We’ve actually had a very strong season despite the weather, which has not been our best weather for the summer,” Clemence said. She said early indications show traffic
IN PHOTOS: P.E.I. International Shellfish Festival celebrates 30 years of fall feasting (opens the original)
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The P.E.I. International Shellfish Festival celebrated its 30th anniversary over the weekend with four days of seafood samples, culinary competitions and live musical entertainment. Hundreds of festivalgoers enjoyed fresh seafood, sampled local food and watched chefs compete for prizes, including the $10,000 grand prize in the Garland Canada International Chef Challenge. Taking home the prize this year was competitor Ally Huynh, who works at Spruce Meadows restaurant in Calgary. Other annual com
P.E.I. Public Schools Branch bus driver placed on leave following peace bond application (opens the original)
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A P.E.I. school bus driver has been placed on administrative leave after the Public Schools Branch (PSB) learned that a peace bond application had been filed against him. The PSB said Shane Duffy, a former Fredericton police officer who now works for the branch in P.E.I., will remain on leave until the court process is complete. “We are committed to ensuring the safety of children in our schools,” the PSB said in an email to The Guardian. The application falls under Section 810.1 of the Criminal
P.E.I. mother questions removal of non-verbal autistic daughter from CHANCES program (opens the original)
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A P.E.I. family says their child was put in danger while attending day camps in the summer and when they raised concerns, the program barred the child from coming back. Corinne McQuillan said her daughter, who is non-verbal and has autism, was attending the day camps run by CHANCES (Caring, Helping, And Nurturing, Children Every Step) in Charlottetown. She says the youngster was removed from the program in July after CHANCES reviewed a series of incident reports involving the child. One of those
P.E.I. couple hoping to bring mobile dog gym to the Island (opens the original)
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P.E.I. dog owners may soon be able to have a mobile gym pull up outside their homes to give their pets a workout. Andrew Muttart and his partner, Courtney Muttart, are preparing to launch the Zoomie Bus, a mobile dog-exercise service expected to begin operating across the Island in October. The service will operate from a Sprinter-style van equipped with two slat mill treadmills. “The dogs are able to go as fast as they want or as slow as they want,” Andrew said. He plans to drive to customers’
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