By: Eric Ward 

Come Explore Canada is devoted exclusively to travel & tourism in Canada and offers a comprehensive resource of information on each Province and Territory. This Travel Canada website delivers detailed interactive maps broken down to the different tourism regions allowing users to browse for information about its provinces and their attractions, and each entry has a description with photographs to illustrate Canada’s main features. Search or browse destinations across Canada for information about accommodations, attractions and tours and much more.

Travel Prince Edward Island - Follow the wind to a land of adventure. See windmill farms as you cycle through the countryside on the Confederation Trail. Harness the wind on the water as you wind surf to amazing speeds. Set out to sea and battle a giant blue-fin tuna. Visit with skilled artisans and discover a one-of-a-kind souvenir. Photograph the dramatic shoreline from a sea kayak. And no trip would be complete without a visit to the Potato Museum. There is so much to do in Canada’s smallest province, PEI.

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 From:CBC

Martha MacIsaac, who starred in TV’s Emily of New Moon, will appear in her first Hollywood feature film due out this summer.

Apart from her role in Emily of New Moon, which ran on CBC-TV from 1998 to 2000, MacIsaac is well-known on P.E.I. for featuring in the tourism campaign “Come play on our Island.”

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From: The Guardian

By:Wayne Thibodeau

Environment Minister Jamie Ballem confirms more than $1.2 million has been raised through the sale of bonds in less than a month. In the first four days, the province sold $540,000.

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From: The Guardian

By: Nigel Armstrong

The Tampa Bay Lightning hockey team and its NHL star Brad Richards may be coming to Charlottetown next year for a week-long training camp.

A group of four Islanders leading the bid said Tuesday that many of the details have yet to finalized, but the team is interested and negotiations are underway.
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 From: The Guardian

 By: Doug Gallant

Number of passengers docking in Charlottetown expected to rise again in 2007, with new ships carrying over 2,000 people each set to sail into port 
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From:The Guardian

By :Dave Stewart

A Charlottetown native has launched a new business in Toronto that offers to give people west of the Atlantic provinces a taste of the East Coast.

Bill Hennessey, 22, is the driving force behind a company offering to deliver fresh seafood products from the Maritimes to home owners in most major cities across Canada.
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