Woodlands are wonderful places at any time of the year, but a forest in autumn is always special. There are still lots of birds around, the witch hazel is blooming, and many plants are showing their fall colours. On Sunday, […]
AFP PHOTO / BEN STANSALL OTTAWA – Stephen Harper has become increasingly nervous as conservatives continually fail to recognize that he is still the leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, according to sources close to the situation. The […]
This past May, I traveled to Italy to participate in a UPEI religious studies course called “Rome: Christianity and Culture.†I, along with nine other students and two professors lived and studied in Rome, Italy for three weeks. This global […]
PRESS RELEASE The first draft of the upcoming Provincial Water Act is due out any day now, and the Environmental Coalition of Prince Edward Island is excited for what it could mean for the Island. Â A good Water Act could […]
PRESS RELEASE Prince Edward Island’s major industries have joined together to host a panel and community discussion on how Diversity Strengthens Our Island Economy. The event is hosted at the Startup Zone on 31 Queen St on Wednesday, February 8th […]
By: Obinna Esomchukwu This past weekend, Islanders marched to show solidarity with the Muslim community around the world. The walk commenced with a prayer outside Delta Hotel, after which people gradually processed on Queens to the Province House. According to […]
By: Elizabeth Iwunwa Last week, the Cadre sat down with Laura Mohan and Nick Scott, organizers of “Common Grounds”. This coffeehouse event is intended to generate awareness for Engineers Without Borders, and the Unity Project. **** TC: Could you provide some insight […]
By: Alex MacBain I believe it is time to change the pattern of the traffic signals at the intersection of University Avenue and Browns Court. I have witnessed far too many long lines, close calls between cars, and awkward […]
By: Zach Geldert Photo by: Keith Capstick Every student at UPEI is obligated to pay certain fees at the beginning of the year to the Student Union. These fees go towards offering a variety of services to students such as […]
By: Connor Mycroft Okay, I need to vent. So you may have heard about the plebiscite we just had on PEI where we chose to replace the current First-Past-The-Post electoral system with Mixed Member Proportional. I say “heard” because people […]
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