Charlottetown home after Gulf mission (HMCS Charlottetown)
                   
freerepublic.com     May 16, 2008          

One hundred and eighty-nine days can pass in a blur. HMCS Charlottetown is now home after her six-month deployment on Operation ALTAIR (Roto 3), and it seems like yesterday that we sailed out of Halifax Harbour. Perhaps it was the brisk operational tempo – Charlottetown was conducting maritime... [read full story]                    


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Growers meeting on Thursday

journalpioneer.com     yesterday          

STAFF The Journal Pioneer P.E.I.’s tablestock growers are invited to attend an important meeting Thursday, at 7 p.m., at the P.E.I. Potato Board office in Charlottetown. The meeting is being held to discuss how growers can...                    

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NSAMRT First to Implement the Timeless HPMS in Nova Scotia

newswiretoday.com     Aug 13, 2008   2 related          

NewswireToday - /newswire/ - Timeless Medical Systems’ Health Professionals Membership System has been successfully implemented with Nova Scotia Association of Medical Radiation Technologists’ custom requirements, and is now in...                    

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Island celebrates 'Anne of Green Gables' 100th

freep.com     Aug 3, 2008   5 related          

Prince Edward Island is having a 100th birthday party this year for a freckled redhead with pigtails who first appeared in 1908. It's quite a milestone for the little girl, who is the island's best-known celebrity despite...                    

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Fire axes to be removed from Island school buses: Safety concerns raised following two incidents...

journalpioneer.com     Aug 2, 2008          

CHARLOTTETOWN – All three P.E.I. school boards have agreed to remove fire axes from school buses in the wake of a couple of incidents where the emergency tool was used in an unsafe manner on Island school buses in Charlottetown...                    

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