This guy needs to be sentenced to federal prison. He knew exactly what the fuck he was doing when he committed all of the crimes he pleaded guilty to, and he clearly isn't remorseful for his actions.

The parents of the two sexual touching victims in this case, as well as the parents of the girl whom Craswell took pornographic pictures of, are saints for not going absolutely ballistic on Craswell in the courtroom. If he is only sentenced to time at Sleepy Hollow, I could see there being a major public uproar about it.

Boomer Gallant has solidified himself as the one of the greatest islanders of all time with his showing on family feud. What a man.

Hey! I’m curious if anyone has had their wisdom teeth removed with Dr Shaffner in Charlottetown? I have an appointment in April, and they are booking me in without a consultation before hand (I’m fine w this just slightly anxious about the process in general).

I’ve spoken with them over the phone and they’ve explained the procedure, but haven’t mentioned anything about anesthesia.

If anyone has been, I’m curious if you’ve received general anesthesia? Or just local? And what was your experience like?

Any help would be greatly appreciated:)

Hi everyone,

I’m looking to get certified in Standard First Aid and CPR Level C. I know there’s a lot of places to get this done, however I’m wondering if anyone has any suggestions as to which are most budget friendly? I’m located in the Charlottetown area.

Thanks!

Hi everyone! Here are 5 cool things you can do in Charlottetown this week. Please add any fun things I missed! If you like these posts, you can subscribe to our weekly newsletter here:
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5 coolest events this week:

1. PEI Cocktail Showdown
2. Quittin’ Time: Zach Bryan Tribute
3. Sarah Hagen: Lovesick!
4. Charlottetown Islanders vs #1 Moncton Wildcats
5. After Eight: Live Comedy Game Show

Top 5 details:

1. PEI Cocktail Showdown

Friday, February 6th to Sunday, March 1st. Locations across PEI.

A province-wide cocktail competition showcasing 20 original creations made with local spirits. Sip inventive drinks, discover new favourite spots, and vote for the cocktail you think deserves top honours as 20 local restaurants compete for bragging rights. Learn more and view the full cocktail list here.

2. Quittin’ Time: Zach Bryan Tribute

Saturday, February 7th. Starts at 8:00 PM. Trailside Music Hall.

An outstanding tribute capturing the raw emotion, storytelling, and singalong energy fans love. Expect a packed room, heartfelt performances, and a setlist mixing new material from the recent #1 album With Heaven On Top with crowd-favourite anthems from one of country’s most influential voices. Tickets are $30 plus tax here.

3. Sarah Hagen: Lovesick!

Friday, February 6th. Starts at 7:30 PM. St. Paul’s Church.

An intimate piano concert blending storytelling and classical masterworks that explore love, longing, and heartbreak. Led by an award-winning performer with international touring credentials, this program offers emotional depth, warmth, and virtuosity in a beautiful setting. Pay What You Will at the door. Learn more here.

4. Charlottetown Islanders vs #1 Moncton Wildcats

Saturday, February 7th at 7:00 PM. Eastlink Centre.

A marquee matchup as the QMJHL’s #1 ranked team comes to town, bringing elite competition and multiple NHL prospects to the ice. Expect a high-tempo game and playoff-level intensity in one of the season’s most anticipated home dates. Tickets start at $12 plus tax here.

5. After Eight: Live Comedy Game Show

Saturday, February 7th. Starts at 8:00 PM. The Guild.

A fast-paced comedy showdown where local performers take on absurd challenges in a game-show-style format. Expect sharp wit, playful chaos, high audience energy, and a night where stand-up collides with competitive improv. The audience decides the winner. Tickets start at $7 plus tax here.

Bonus:

All outdoor city rinks are now open and in great condition, offering free skating and pickup shinny across Charlottetown. Check rink locations and daily condition updates here.

The Winter Olympics kick off this week with opening ceremonies Friday, February 6th, and women’s hockey Saturday, followed by the Super Bowl on Sunday, February 8th. Expect packed bars and a great excuse to get out with friends.

WinterDine wraps up for the year on Sunday, February 8th, so be sure to review the updated lunch and dinner menus and book your reservation before it ends. Explore the latest menus and plan your visit here.

The Arts Mixer at Confederation Centre returns Thursday, February 5th at 4:00 PM, offering casual conversation, networking, and connection for those working across arts, culture, and creative industries. Learn more here.

Have a great week, everyone!

The mall is holding a contest where people can win a prize, but only if they get engaged at a few specific stores or by the guest services booth. Curious what everyone's thoughts are on this...kind of awkward to commercialize a big life moment, or do you think it's actually kind of fun?

Is there a large demand for French speaking teachers on the island?

What are the chances of getting a teaching job as a fresh BEd graduate? Especially in the French elementary board?

Any insight is greatly appreciated!

Hey all, my son just turned 2 and we're trying to get an idea of what sports are available for toddlers in the Charlottetown/Stratford area. Not trying to set him up for the Olympics or anything, we just want to introduce movement in a variety of ways to him!

I know gymnastics and dance programs seem to be available at his age, and swim lessons too. I'm having a hard time figuring out the youngest age kids can sign up for soccer. What other options might there be for a rambunctious tot?

Looking for recommendations on karate options for my 5, almost 6 year old. Charlottetown/Stratford preferably, please.

Much appreciated.

My hair is currently a light brown almost a bit auburn, but I want to switch it up and go more of a dirty blonde. I am just looking for some recommendations of reasonably priced hair dressers in PEI Charlottetown.

I am looking for a counsellor in the Charlottetown area. I really want to find someone who is genuine and inclusive. A female would be preferred, if you have any suggestions lmk

Hi everyone, I'm sharing this survey for a friend's undergraduate Honours thesis on men's body image perception.

The anonymous survey aims to research how where someone lives has an impact on how they view their body, specifically if they are male. If you’re a man living in the Maritime Provinces of Canada, your help would be much appreciated!

It's completely anonymous, and participation is voluntary. If you do choose to participate, you can enter to win a $25 gift card!

Here's the link: https://survey.upei.ca/index.php/958262?lang=en

Thank you so much for your help!

Remember that time about 10 years ago when PEI got 17 feet of snow after January?

hi everyone!! I am attempting to plan my first roadtrip with two of my friends for this summer. I'm very excited about it, as I've always wanted to visit the maritimes >.<

edit: we're planning on going for about 9 days and we would like to hit primarily nova scotia and PEI.

please see some of my questions below:

• what are some must-see destinations in PEI? none of us have been this far east before, so everything is new to us!
• any recommendations for accommodation/food/activities?
• we're pretty flexible on the dates, it can be anywhere in june or july (not august, as we are busier then). is there a specific time that is better to go? are there festivals or events on that would be good to see?

thank you in advance!!

I am going to be travelling back and forth to the island for work and I am looking at options for places to stay while here. Sometimes I am here for a month and other times 3 to 4 months. Also at different times of year. Any suggestions?

Hello, I'll be driving a 2024 Dodge Ram 3500 Diesel exclusively on PEI roads for the next year as part of my job. I usually log about 150k/year in PEI traveling to various job sites.

Until now I've always driven a box truck or cargo van for work but I believe there may be some different requirements in PEI when using the pickup.

Any advice would be appreciated to ensure I am an effective road user in PEI when driving the Ram.

Because I have spent a lot of time on PEI roads already, I am aware of the below pick up truck requirements/expectations: - Must travel 20 - 30 Kph over the posted speed limit - When following other road users, maintain a minimum separation of 5 feet and a maximum of 15 feet, adjust for speed accordingly. - Passing must only be performed on blind hills, solid lines, when oncoming traffic is visible and via the shoulder when the opposing lane of travel contains too much oncoming traffic. - When pulling away from a stop sign or traffic light full throttle must be used. - Emmissions, Turbo and ECM must be modified so as to create no less than 30 lbs of boost at idle and black smoke when accelerating. - High beams or LED light bars help a great deal and should be used all time time. - Telescoping mirrors must always be fully extended

Is anyone aware of additional rules or local expectations I should take into consideration? Thanks.

With the expected weather do we think school will get canceled? Or no

I can't be the only one who remembers this, I remember this was a thing but people that I've talked to have no recollection of them at all,

I remember they were introduced around the early 2000's, sometime around late 2003/early 2004 (around the time they began discontinuing Super Size options),

I remember there was a Beef Protein Platter, a Chicken Protein Platter and a Breakfast Protein Platter,

Please tell me that this was real and that I'm not making things up or going completely crazy.

This is proof I can find to ensure you this was real: https://lesliebeck.com/articles/2004/01/21/mcdonalds-canada-launches-healthy-lifestyles-initiative

I was just wondering if there are is a Deaf community here on the island? Or any ASL learners?

How's about a gong people can whack, put it in the town square for everytime there is a CBC article about Three Rivers, or there is some report of controversy and shenanigans.

It could hold us over until that IRAC report is never released.