A Summerside woman is in serious but stable condition following an all-terrain vehicle crash over the weekend.

It happened&nbsp;Feb. 16 in Darnley, P.E.I., 15 kilometres north of Kensington.&nbsp;

East Prince RCMP Cpl. Nick Doyle says police got the call around 6 p.m.

"Members attended the scene and a female was in the ambulance and was injured," he said. "She was transported to the Prince County Hospital."

The woman was later airlifted to a hospital in Halifax.

Doyle said&nbsp;the cause of the crash remains under investigation, but alcohol was not a factor.

P.E.I. should be 'voice of reason' as premiers discuss rail blockades, Bevan-Baker says

As premiers across the country prepared for a conference call to discuss the ongoing Wet'suwet'en standoff, the leader of P.E.I.’s Official Opposition said he hoped the province’s premier would bring to the discussion “the same sort of generous, conciliatory approach” he’s brought to Island politics.

A protester walks on the closed train tracks on the ninth day of the blockade in Tyendinaga, near Belleville, Ont., on Friday Feb. 14, 2020.

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Opposition Leader Peter Bevan-Baker says the call provides an opportunity for P.E.I. to advocate for a position that emphasizes reconciliation.

Farmers 'innocent bystanders' in railway blockade fallout

The president of the Canadian Federation of Agriculture is urging the federal government and Indigenous leaders to find a quick resolution to the ongoing railway blockades across the country.

Anti-pipeline protesters blocking rail lines near Belleville, Ont., and New Hazelton, B.C., has forced CN Rail to temporarily shut down parts of its network.

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The blockades are not only hampering the ability for farmers to get their products, but also posing a risk to animal welfare, says Mary Robinson, president of the Canadian Federation of Agriculture. 

Summerside woman in serious but stable condition following ATV crash

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