Life meant nothing to Desmond Wheeler until he was told it would likely soon come to an end.
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Court proceedings continue today for an American woman who says she mistook her husband for a bear and shot him to death during a hunting trip to Buchans Junction on Sept.

The Hibernia Management and Development Co. (HMDC) has a new president and so does ExxonMobil Canada Ltd.

Members of the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary responded to an armed robbery at Allan's Video, 94 Eliabeth Ave.

The Department of Natural Resources advises that it will conduct a 240-hectare prescribed burn starting Thursday, weather permitting, at an area referred to as Thirty First Brook.

Transient vendors may soon face an operational fee when doing business in Charlottetown.
According to Charlottetown City Councillor David MacDonald, who spoke on the subject at Monday’s council meeting, the issue of transient vendors or travelling merchants as they are sometimes called, has been something the city has been looking at for the past three years.

P.E.I. has two new best friends.
Live! With Regis and Kelly co-hosts Regis Philbin and Kelly Ripa have generated more enthusiasm for Prince Edward Island in a few short weeks than tourism officials here could have imagined in their wildest marketing dreams.

Visitors to The Guardian website will see something different today.
Beginning around midday a new, cleaner-looking website will pop onto computer screens when people log into www.

Islanders and tourists may notice some unusual activity in the waters and along the shores of P.E.

MONTAGUE — One-stop shopping for entrepreneurs and community development will soon be available with the opening of five Rural Action Centres across the province.

Savelia Curniski wasted no time exposing the sobering reality of human trafficking.
    “It cost $5 to get in here today.

If elected as a city councillor, Dorothy Yakiwchuk said she would bring leadership and work experience that could help further professionalism and respect within council chambers.

One of Moose Jaw’s best known karaoke enthusiasts would like the chance at a new venue — council chambers.

Herb Linsley, a former Moose Jaw school board trustee of 20 years, is the latest to announce his candidacy for city council.

Moose Jaw police faced a busy weekend, with 179 calls reported from Friday morning to Sunday evening.