Category Archives: Prince Edward Island

New Annan Murder Case Closed Too Soon

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It will take Dateline to unravel the truth about what happened on the highway in New Annan

Murder scene in New Annan PEI - two dead but no reasons given (photo CBC)

When a passing motorist found a Volkswagen Passat parked along the highway in New Annan, PEI with it’s 4-ways flashing, they had no way of knowing one person inside the car was dead and another lay dying.

It would take the RCMP only a week to solve the mysterious deaths.

St.John NB police should get the same team to solve the murder of New Brunswick millionaire Richard Oland  which has gone unsolved since summer. Continue reading →

PEI will lose more land to flooding

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Climate change will affect Alberta and Saskatchewan the least

Flooding in Atlantic Canada

According to CBC and a government sponsored think tank, PEI is at the highest risk of losing land to flooding from climate change.

While Alberta and Saskatchewan will lose zero land to climate change flooding, PEI will lose 1.3% to 1.6%. That will impact highways, bridges, coastal villages and both Charlottetown and Summerside which already experience storm surge damage. Continue reading →

October 5th Nor’easter Lashes Maritimes

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Winds of 100km with gusts of 200km were reported in the first nor’easter of the season in Atlantic Canada


Photo Gallery from The Weather Network

Senior told Crane He Can’t Get DSP

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Olive Crane on the hustings (photo Guardian)

Another man hobbled to the door, telling Crane he didn’t understand why he couldn’t access disability support.

“You spend 15 minutes with people and you hear their stories. You’re problem-solving at every door.” Olive Crane quoted in Charlottetown Guardian Related – Committee recommends seniors get DSP coverage