By: Tony Davis Needles found last week off a Kent Street sidewalk in Charlottetown. (Tony Davis) There is a new place between Holland College and Hunter’s Ale House off a side street connecting to Kent Street. It is a walk college […]
By: Chelsea Perry Montreal’s Milk & Bone create melodies that are both dreamy and harrowing. (Wonderland Magazine Photo) Two-time Polaris nominee Milk & Bone (Laurence Lafond-Beaulne and Camille Poliquin) dropped Deception Bay back in February, and kids, it will haunt you […]
By: Chelsea Perry Dr. Joseph B. Glass, professor, author and researcher. (Tony Davis) Dr. Joseph B. Glass has a connection to the Jewish community of Pittsburgh. He visited twenty years ago to deliver an interfaith lecture on the cultural and […]
By: Tony Davis Pamela Deltor talking to a room full of PEI residents at a community meeting surrounding the topic of affordable housing across the island. Pamela Detlor watched the housing crisis unfold in Summerside at Heritage Park where residents were […]
By: Tony Davis A question about current city Chief Administrative Officer Peter Kelly caused controversy at Wednesday’s mayoral debate at UPEI’s W.A. Murphy Student Centre. A report from Alberta decided Kelly acted outside his authority while working as CAO in Alberta’s Westlock […]
By: Chelsea Perry In partnership between The Guardian, the UPEISU, and Eastlink TV, a highly anticipated mayoral debate will be hosted at UPEI’s McMillan Hall tomorrow, October 24th. The debate starts at 7PM, but spectators are asked to be seated […]
By: Adi Vella Charlottetown as a city is seeing a wave of community engagement that has been adapted into the business models of local entrepreneurs. Local businesses run by enthusiastic and relatively ‘young’ individuals have created spaces throughout the city, […]
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmSzUboxHZ4] By Via Reyes I was invited to see the Confederation Centre’s holiday production, Aladdin: Another Fairly Tall Tale, this past Friday and I could not have asked for a better way to spend a study break from finals. Following last year’s holiday production […]
By: Drew MacEachern Finding new ways to encourage active student participation is always a struggle for student societies and programs. For many, the pub crawl has become the go-to activities for societies to default to when they want to encourage […]
By: Taya Nabuurs Our last interview is with NDP candidate Joe Byrne. Byrne ran as the NDP candidate for Charlottetown during the last election in 2011, coming in third place with 25.08% of the vote. Before his career in politics, […]
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