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›LETTERS: Will Quebec and Alberta leave or stay and other letters from P.E.I. readers›Charlottetown has AI framework in place as it develops policy for staff, volunteers and boards›Towing firm stands by 'booting' practice in private lots despite complaints and calls for CBRM bylaw›Three-vehicle St. John's collision sends two people to hospital Sunday afternoon›RICK MacLEAN: Charlottetown MP knew the game, now he pays the price›P.E.I. man gets four-year prison sentence for sexually abusing young girl›‘It’s good to be back’: Dartmouth wins 25th NSSBL championship›COMMENTARY: The back story of anti-drunk driving campaigns›P.E.I. player reflects on first year playing pro baseball›Diesel, furnace oil prices increase in P.E.I. Oct. 10, 2026›Wrecking ball coming for former Purity Dairy in Charlottetown›FIDDLER’S FACTS: Charlottetown Islanders the QMJHL’s Cinderella story›Witches' luncheon attracts a coven in Port Morien›Popular Cape Breton tradition revived just in time for Celtic Colours Fall Fair›ATV, house fire being investigated as arson by Cape Breton police›Police say weapons call that forced Halifax West High School into lockdown was a hoax›Cape Breton man found guilty of carrying stolen scoped rifle›Creative Arts Awards set for Oct. 24 at Cape Breton University›Pictou woman charged for allegedly trafficking cocaine›Nova Scotia Power applies to securitize utility assets. Could it save Nova Scotians money?
Last updated: Oct 12, 2026, 6:30 a.m.