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Demand for on-campus housing up in Charlottetown amid low vacancy rates
With off-campus rental housing in short supply in Charlottetown, both UPEI and Holland College say they have seen big demand for on-campus housing for the upcoming fall semester.
New group hopes to promote P.E.I. apple exports
P.E.I.'s largest apple producers have formed the P.E.I. Tree Fruit Growers Association with the aim of better advocating for their growing sector of Island agriculture.
Morell child care moving from mobiles to school classrooms
Work to move Morell Early Learning Centre into Morell Consolidated School next door has begun.
Island tourism association helping find 20 new tour guides to meet fall demand
The Tourism Industry Association of Prince Edward Island is helping to get 20 new tour guides leading up to an expected boom in visitors this fall.
New sexual harassment policy from P.E.I.'s NDP
Prince Edward Island's New Democratic Party announced their new policy on handling cases of sexual harassment, bullying or discrimination on Friday.
New diabetes camp offers place for kids to bond and have fun
Twelve-year-old Erica Burke says she often feels like she's under a spotlight in her everyday life. But when she's at camp, she just feels normal.
Little Grand Rapids evacuees to be flown back home starting Saturday
Residents of Little Grand Rapids First Nation will be flown back home in groups starting this Saturday after a wildfire caused them to evacuate for about a month, according to Councillor Clinton Keeper.
Canadian kids get a rough report card when it comes to physical activity
People in Winnipeg are concerned about a new report out that says children in Canada are not getting enough physical activity.
With 3 loved ones addicted to meth, man doesn't know where to turn
A community forum organized by the Winnipeg Police got community members out to tackle the issue of meth in the community and what can be done to help the situation.
Arianna Huffington calls Trump's remarks 'deeply unfortunate' during U of Manitoba visit
In her first visit to Winnipeg, Arianna Huffington spoke to a group of students at University of Manitoba's Asper School of Business about leading successful lives without burning out.