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Liberal Leader Robert Mitchell will attempt to earn a seat in P.E.I. Legislature in byelection

The newly elected leader of P.E.I.’s Official Opposition will look to win a seat in the legislature through a byelection on Dec. 8. Meanwhile, the governing Progressive Conservatives also confirmed their candidate during a nomination meeting Monday night.

From farms to front lines, Island veterans remembered for service at home and abroad

Hundreds huddled together under grey skies at the cenotaph in Charlottetown to honour, remember and share the history of veterans during the annual Remembrance Day ceremony.

Charlottetown's cenotaph restored in time for Remembrance Day, and for its 100th birthday

Those who gathered Tuesday morning in Charlottetown to honour Prince Edward Island’s veterans were treated to a backdrop they haven’t seen in quite some time. In addition to the fencing surrounding Province House recently being removed after 10 years of renovations, a newly refurbished cenotaph also sits in front of the historic building.

As summers get drier, irrigation becomes a top priority for P.E.I. farmers

The dry conditions P.E.I. experienced this summer have led to a surge in irrigation requests from farmers, prompting the province to carefully balance crop needs with long-term water sustainability.

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