PEI Periodical and Article Database

: PEI burger love to return; The social media contest that was first held in April 2011 is set to return for a new 2012 version of PEI Burger Love., ***unscanned

: PEI business ranks best place to work in Atlantic Canada; "MRSB Group in Charlottetown ranked first place in Progress magazine's annual Best Places to Work in Atlantic Canada survey. A comprehensive recruitment strategy, good benefits package, and volunteerism were among the reasons for being named number one.", ***unscanned

: PEI cattle producers want programs extended; "The PEI Cattle Producers want several government programs that have become vital to the industry to survive what is expected to be a cost-cutting provincial budget.", ***unscanned

: PEI cheese part of holiday recipe package; Avonlea Clothbound Cheddar cheese from Cow's Creamery in Charlottetown is part of a package of recipes developed by the Dairy Farmers of Canada; Canadian Cheese Grand Prix promotion

: PEI council marks Co-op Week, IYC 2012 with creation of song, documentary

: PEI egg producers help out at Christmas; photo story [Andy Walker, photographer]

: PEI environmental awards recognize outstanding achievements across province; Environment, Labour and Justice Minister Janice Sherry and Lieutenant Governor Frank Lewis present an Environmental Award to Myles Lord and Dr. Kelly Lockhart at a recent ceremony. Includes photograph., ***unscanned

: PEI executive officer to FWIC; News from the Federated Women's Institutes of Canada and its Executive Officer, Carol MacLellan., ***unscanned

: PEI exhibitors hold own in junior shows; "Prince Edward Island was well represented in both the National Junior Beef Heifer Show and the National Junior Dairy Show at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto.", ***unscanned

: PEI farms attract interest from French agricultural colleges; Describes the development of an apprenticeship program that will be a partnership between The Coopérative d'intégration francphone de l'Î.P.E (CIF) and Lycée Pommerit in France. The program will see several Island farms host student volunteers from the French agricultural college for a two month apprenticeship where they will gain experience on a rural farm and improve their English. [Includes a photograph.]

: PEI feast!; Saltscapes 2017 Travel Issue. Describes several culinary events that take place on PEI including: The Village Feast (Souris), Roma's Gala Feast, and The PEI Sheep Breeder's Association Lamb Dinner. Also includes a list of accommodations that cater to large groups or conferences. [Includes photograph.]

: PEI folk songbook; Teresa Doyle launches Prince Edward Island Folk Songbook project; Doyle seeks submissions of traditional and contemporary Island folk songs from artists, historians, songwriters and music lovers; songs compiled will be preserved in a virtual, online songbook and downloadable e-book; project will include traditional Celtic, Mi'kmaq, and Acadian songs, along with contemporary folk songs that tell tales and legends of the Island; performances of the folk songs at PEI 2014 celebrations will by alumni of the Children of Bedlamb Chorus

: PEI getting some new neighbours; Column written by Ian Petrie that discusses the possibility of Amish farmers coming to settle in PEI [Foodchain feature column]., ***unscanned

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