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When your third language becomes your first

Imagine immigrating from Abu Dhabi to Charlottetown in Grade 8, having spoken English and Arabic, and being totally immersed in a third language, French. Imagine culture shock combined with adolescence and that’s what Al Mothanna Karfoul felt. Read the story

Youth Recovery Centre - Strength Program

The provincial Youth Recovery Centre is a safe and inviting residential treatment facility for youth. The bright and colourful home-like atmosphere has been design with youth in-mind so that they can better focus on their treatment and recovery. Read the story

A Better Way to Wait

Skip the Waiting Room is a pilot project that makes it more convenient for Islanders to access health care services. Read the story

Recent News

Liquor license suspended for Big Mug Bar

Liquor Control Commission
September 23, 2016

Boaters urged to be cautious around Cascumpec Bridge construction

Transportation, Infrastructure and Energy
September 23, 2016

Island participates in National Organic Week 2016

Agriculture and Fisheries
September 23, 2016

First Youth Futures Council members selected

Workforce and Advanced Learning
September 23, 2016

Engage PEI encourages Islanders to get involved with government

Premier's Office
September 23, 2016

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Canada's food Island

Our food is our strength. Read the story

A lifelong love of literacy

Public libraries offer service for Community Care residents...Read the story

The gift of fitness
It was like Christmas morning at Prince Street School...Read the story

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