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Earle named MJAHL player of week
SUMMERSIDE – Chad Earle of the Summerside Western Capitals has been named the Maritime Junior ‘A’ Hockey League’s player of the week.
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Erin Carmody, who throws skip stones for P.E.I., yells instructions to her sweepers during the 2010 ... » |
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P.E.I. loses heart-breaker  10
The Kathy O'Rourke rink's run towards P.E.I.'s first-ever Canadian women's curling championship came to a heart-breaking end early Sunday evening.
O'Rourke, who calls the game and throws sec... (more)
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Students from a Summerside Intermediate School doing ecology assessment on a local stream site in pa... » |
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BBEMA still awaiting funds
Environment Canada’s reluctance to release funds for Atlantic Canada Environmental groups is an indication to the president of the Bedeque Bay Environmental Management Association (BBEMA) tha... (more)
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Audrey Callaghan, first vice-president of the P.E.I. Curling Association, presents the Labatt Tankar... » |
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Rod MacDonald team captures Labatt Tankard
For a fifth decade in his curling career, Rod MacDonald is heading to a Canadian Brier. "It's got to be some sort of record," MacDonald said after he and teammates Kevin Champion, Mark O'... (more)
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Winter's cup: half full or half empty?
Depending on whether you love winter or detest it, this will come as either bad news or good news: We’re already into the last half of the coldest season of the year.
From most account... (more)
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More than 18,000 members of local choirs from around the country performing live every five years. |
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Singing Estonia
Far less high-profile than its Lithuanian great sister – Vilnius was the European Capital of Culture in 2009 – Estonia is doubtlessly the most discreet of the three Ba... (more)
29/01/10 8:29 PM
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