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Dairy Farmers of P.E.I. 'welcoming' of announcement of $1.75B compensation for producers
The chair of the Dairy Farmers of Prince Edward Island is pleased with the announcement of $1.75 billion in compensation for Canadian dairy producers negatively impacted by two trade agreements.
'There'll never be another Woodstock': P.E.I. couple remembers legendary festival 50 years on
When David and Francesca Gregori each went to Woodstock in 1969 they couldn't have known eight years later they would meet, fall in love and get married.
Founders' Food Hall and Market expected to open Friday
The food hall and market in the Founders Hall building in Charlottetown is close to opening after aprevious delay. It will have more than 20 vendors and plans to be operational year-round, with reduced days in the winter.
Refugee fund receives P.E.I. interest despite housing crisis
The Refugee Hub's sponsorship fund has gotten its first commitment from a P.E.I. group and was looking for more interest at an outreach session in Charlottetown Friday.
P.E.I. Humane Society wants landlords to 'open their doors' more to pet owners
P.E.I.'s Community Legal Information group is reminding Islanders that so-called pet deposits are illegal on P.E.I. This is additional money requested by landlords because a prospective tenant has a pet.
P.E.I. could eliminate hepatitis C in province by 2025, says medical advisor
P.E.I. couldbe the first province to eliminate hepatitis C, says a medical advisor to Health PEI.
P.E.I. researchers investigating mange outbreaks in rural and urban foxes
Foxes in urban areas like Charlottetown are catchingmange and dying from it far more frequently than in rural places on P.E.I., said an assistant professor from the Atlantic Veterinary College.
Refugee fund that will cover full costs needs P.E.I. support
The BVOR Fund is helping bring refugees to Canada at no cost to sponsors and is looking for applications from New Brunswick and P.E.I. It's run by the Refugee Hub, a non-profit based out of the University of Ottawa.
Summer sessions for student mental-health program offer consistent care
The expansion of a mental-health program aims to help students and their families through the summer months.
Piping plover population increases on P.E.I.
There are five new adult birds, bringing the total to 71, said Vicki Johnson, piping plover co-ordinator at the Island Nature Trust.
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