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The Guardian (Charlottetown), 02 Septembre 2026

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ArticleWHAT HAPPENS TO K-9 DOGS WHEN THEY HANG UP THEIR LEASHES?

Some heroic dogs will put them­selves in harm’s way to pro­tect their hand­lers and the pub­lic. That’s why Ned’s Wish, a registered national char­ity, was foun­ded by retired RCMP officer Sta­cey Tal­bot, pres­id­ent and “Top Dog.” She saw a need to...

WHAT HAPPENS TO K-9 DOGS WHEN THEY HANG UP THEIR LEASHES?

ArticleStrat­ford res­id­ents raise con­cerns about offi­cial plan

Strat­ford res­id­ents are again rais­ing con­cerns about how pro­posed changes to the town’s plan­ning rules could affect the char­ac­ter of exist­ing neigh­bour­hoods as the town pre­pares to adopt a new offi­cial plan and devel­op­ment bylaw. The...

Strat­ford res­id­ents raise con­cerns about offi­cial plan

ArticleLASTING LEGACY

As Marissa Pet­ti­pas spoke about her father’s pas­sion for sports and help­ing people, a girls soft­ball game provided an appro­pri­ate back­drop. And what made the warm August after­noon cere­mony spe­cial is it took place dur­ing the renam­ing of...

LASTING LEGACY

ArticleA KNACK FOR THE JOB

Tyler Jay loves his work with the New­found­land Regi­ment. Jay has exper­i­enced just about all the pluses and minuses that come with any job as he enters his 14th sea­son as an equip­ment man­ager in the QMJHL. “It’s not always bright lights, but...

A KNACK FOR THE JOB

ArticleCTE fears front of mind in youth foot­ball

Coach John Hart’s high school foot­ball prac­tices look a lot dif­fer­ent than they did 15 years ago. They con­tain no tack­ling to the ground and rarely last longer than 90 minutes. If John Hart from 15 years ago saw John Hart’s prac­tices today, “I’d...

CTE fears front of mind in youth foot­ball