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Throne speech pledges Sunday shopping
… the government said in a throne speech that also promised breaks for seniors in
nursing care … 
Britain invades Charlottetown Festival
The Charlottetown Festival announced its lineup for the 2007 season Thursday and Canada
Rocks is being ousted by The British Invasion …
Parking stalls condo development
What a developer called "a minor blip" has put a full stop on a project to redevelop the
Waterfront Mall in Summerside …
Liberals cry patronage over liquor store jobs
Liberals are calling the posting of dozens of jobs at the P.E.I. Liquor Commission another
sign of increasing patronage in the provincial government as its mandate nears its end …
French Socialists select Royal leader
Segolene Royal won the French Socialist Party's leadership nomination on Thursday and will
vie in a 2007 election that could see her become the country's first female president …
NATO troops kill 2 Afghan civilians in speeding van
NATO troops shot at a speeding van on Wednesday in southern Afghanistan, killing two
Afghan civilians and injuring a child, NATO officials said Thursday …
Gas wholesaler pumps up rural stations as prices rise
With gas prices up, an independent wholesaler is back delivering gasoline to the rural
stations it had threatened to cut off …
Mounties prevent vigilante justice
A group of residents frustrated with a string of thefts in Wedgeport went to a suspect's
house Wednesday night, RCMP say …
New Glasgow building evacuated after 4 workers faint
Emergency officials cleared the Aliant building in New Glasgow Thursday after four
telephone operators fainted …
Background checks now required for port workers
To beef up security, port workers in Canada will be required to pass background checks,
the federal government announced Thursday …