Charlotte MacAulay

1 week ago | peicanada.com | Charlotte MacAulay

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2 weeks ago | peicanada.com | Charlotte MacAulay

Some Souris town councillors are looking to change the way town business is dealt with, while others are happy with the status quo. “If we had two meetings a month and they were held two weeks apart, a well managed agenda for both of them would get all (relevant) discussions out there,” Councillor Kim Outhouse said opening the discussion on moving from a council of committees to a committee of council model.

2 weeks ago | peicanada.com | Charlotte MacAulay

The host of a fundraising walk set to take place Saturday, May 31 was pleasantly surprised so many of her new neighbours and community members to rally around to help with the cause. “Small towns show up for each other,” said Lindsay Hennessey, who is organizing a 5 km Brain Tumour walk set to take place at 10 am on the Confederation Trail at New Harmony. Registration and parking will take place at Souris Wildlife Lodge, 1358 Souris Line Road prior to the event. kA 4=2DDlQA`Qmx?

3 weeks ago | peicanada.com | Charlotte MacAulay

Just as the trees are starting to bud and the grass is turning green, tourism businesses are readying accommodations, eateries and retail stores for the hopefully steady stream of tourists who will come to explore everything PEI has to offer. Cottages are being cleaned from top to bottom, restaurant kitchens and food trucks stocked up, freezers in the ice cream shops plugged in and the winter’s dust and debris shaken from water-slides and carnival rides. kA 4=2DDlQAbQmx?

1 month ago | peicanada.com | Charlotte MacAulay

For Janet Ching one of the most rewarding things about being a mom is sharing her passion for running with her son. Looking back, eight-year-old Hansen has been involved in the Points East Lighthouse Run/Relay since his very beginning and has continued to be involved to some extent. “I was pregnant with Hansen in 2016 during the first lighthouse run,” Janet said. He travelled the route in a stroller for a couple of years and joined on his bike for the first time when he was three.