PEI Periodical and Article Database

: The suit makes the man; news FILM [feature column] is a compilation of news items regarding PEI film industry; "The Suit Makes the Man" details the plot of the short film developed and co-drected by David MacKay; MacKay details how his work with an International Sustainable Community Assistance (ISCA) project in Haiti led to his making the film

: The sushi factor; Explores the challenges of managing and monitoring global and local Atlantic bluefin tuna populations. Discusses the difference between the eastern (Europe) and western (Atlantic Canada, including PEI) tuna industries, quotas and fishing methods as well as the rise in popularity of recreational and catch and release tuna fishing. [Includes photographs.]

: The thing itself; A word or two [editorial comment]; P.E.I. provincial government suspension of Public Forest Council and Island's Woodlot Owner of the Year program; P.E.I. Woodlot Owners Association; P.E..I. Model Forest Network; fourth annual Winter Woodlot Tour and Workshop, Feb. 1, 2014

: The town that reads together; "Reading Town Canada, which debuted last year in Moose Jaw, SK, puts a unique spin on the age-old tradition of the literary festival. Although it has plenty of the usual workshops and signings, the Charlottetown version, which was supported by the PEI Literacy Alliance, also featured little libraries set up in wood cabinets on the street, poems delivered in pizza boxes, people reading aloud from a rocking chair in Bookmark bookstore's window." Includes photographs by Melanie Fishbane., ***unscanned

: The turn of the tide; introduction by Edward MacDonald.; List of emigrants arrived at the Port of Charlottetown during the year ended, 31st December 1855

: The twelve tastes of Christmas; Feature columnist's personal list of twelve tastes that make Christmas special

: The voice of youth; Youth Exchange trip to Toronto : largely quotes from participating youth and photographs from day at Wonderland (an entertainment park)

: The voting farmer; "So the next time you see a politician wandering around your local farmers' market, or at the community strawberry social, or standing at a podium after making an announcement at a nearby farm, don't hesitate to make your concerns heard. At the very least, let them know you're a farmer and a voter who is paying attention." Opinion piece by Sally Bernard, who grows certified organic soybeans and grains, as well as chickens and eggs in Freetown, PEI., ***unscanned

: The wake; Poem written to mark the last sailing of a Marine Atlantic carferry from Cape Tormentine to Borden, May 31, 1997.

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