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From: CBC News
The P.E.I. Health Department will make all restaurant inspection records publicly available by putting them online starting in the fall.
The announcement comes after CBC News successfully appealed to the province’s freedom of information commissioner to have the inspection records released.
From: The Guardian
By: STEVE SHARRATT
Under the blazing winter sun, Georgetown Mayor Peter Llewellyn caddies for resident ice golf pro Billy Murphy at the first tee of the proposed 18-hole ice golf course to be built next winter to host Canada’s first International Ice Golf tournament. Photo courtesy of town of Georgetown Read more…
Delta Airlines will launch direct daily flights from Charlottetown to Boston this summer.
From:The Guardian
By: SALLY COLE
Lennie Gallant is riding the wave of success.
Last week he received a Juno nomination for his CD, When We Get There.
“It’s great to have it recognized this way. This collection of songs is my strongest yet as a body of work. We worked hard to make sure the album had a real flow to it,’’ said Gallant, who received the nod for roots and traditional album of the year (solo).
This week he’s gearing up for the 2007 East Coast Music awards in Halifax, where he is a contender for Entertainer of the Year.
“It’s great to be nominated in that category because I take a lot of pride in my shows,’’ said Gallant, on P.E.I. last week to visit his family.
“My idea of doing a show is to take people on a journey through the concert,’’ he said in the interview.
From: The Guardian
By:CHARISSA REEVES
Canadian Snow Sculpture Team begins work to transform Charlottetown’s Confederation Landing Park into whimsical SeussvilleBruce Howatt, left, from Aliant, and Marsha Doiron, from Confederation Bridge, help Peter Vogelaar, from the Canadian Snow Sculpture
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From: The Guardian
By:LLOYD KERRY
The Eastern Kings Wind Farm began commercial operation Monday as Premier Pat Binns and Environment, Energy and Forestry Minister Jamie Ballem officially started the first two turbines.
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From: The Guardian
Tourism Prince Edward Island is making a new pitch to get Ontario visitors to the Gentle Island this year.