She doesn't have a "real" name as of now. We call her Winnie. We had a name picked out prior to her birth, but since her mom died (three days ...

There’s no question as to who the top pacer on PEI is these days. Big League captured back-to-back Preferred Class victories at the Charlottetown Driving Park recently, despite being handicapped ...

The 2013 racing season opened with surprisingly good weather, good track conditions and plenty of speed from Art I Special. The Inverness Invader, in line to Redmond Doucet, made every ...

It’s getting to be that time of year again – that time when all the three-year-olds are getting qualified for the upcoming race season. There have been many nice miles ...

A special hello goes out today to all the lovely mothers in harness racing land. They say behind every good man is an even better woman, and that is certainly ...

Montague Grade 12 student Brendan Curran was tired of looking at blank walls when he walked into his high school so, he took the initiative to do something about it. Brandan ...

Georgetown Town Councillor Michael Gallant is adamant that he will take substance over the style of clothing that town hall staff wear to work any day. Coun Gallant was responding to ...

This year’s PEI Burger Love campaign was so successful Red’s Corner owner Ambyr Macdonald asked some summer staff to return two months early to handle the increased business. “Sometimes we would ...

The Department of Environment is investigating a case of fishing by prohibited means after finding an illegally placed trawl net in MacLure’s Dam in Murray River. Avid angler David MacLeod, of ...

Unofficial word of a 550 pound per boat cap being introduced by some lobster processors this week has raised the suspicion of at least a couple of eastern PEI fishermen. Processors ...