Charlottetown ‘whistleblower’ terminated in 2019 suing city for wrongful dismissal
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Charlottetown ‘whistleblower’ terminated in 2019 suing city for wrongful dismissal

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u/Boundary14 — 10 days ago
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Lantz wants Islanders to be prioritized as for-profit health company operates in P.E.I.

cbc.ca
u/Boundary14 — 29 days ago
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Bright light in sky?

Does anyone else see that bright circle in the sky??? It hurts to look right at it.

My grandpappy told me it's something called the "son" and he used to see it as a boy, but he's been a bit out of it since Nana passed.

Personally I think it is an alien spacecraft, unless someone here knows more about it than me???

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u/Boundary14 — 1 month ago
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Dan Kutcher steps down as Summerside mayor to run for P.E.I. Liberal leadership

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u/Boundary14 — 1 month ago
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Does anyone have a higher-res version of this or know the source?

As someone who fights the GIS-Monster everyday I would love to have this as a print to hang in my office!

u/Boundary14 — 1 month ago
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Simmons Sports Centre's pool 'slightly' too short to be certified for swimming meets

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u/Boundary14 — 2 months ago
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Residents call for changes to New London intersection, saying collisions are a problem

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u/Boundary14 — 2 months ago
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Daniel Mullen running to become mayor of Charlottetown in fall municipal election

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u/Boundary14 — 2 months ago
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New subsea cables alone won't solve P.E.I.'s power problems, Maritime Electric says

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u/Boundary14 — 3 months ago

Those who went out on your own - when did you know it was time?

Title says it all. I'm in a spot right now where I need to make some tough decisions and do some risk assessment.

I could write a book on my grievances and everything, but essentially it's basically the usual "I run the company and stamp all the plans while the owner sips margaritas on the beach" sort of situation. It would be palatable if I made a commensurate salary, but I do not believe that to be the case.

I've got a business plan, clients who come right to me and a good track record.

I've also got a young kid at home with one on the way, a marriage I'd like to keep stable and a mortgage.

Anyone got some good advice they'd like to share?

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u/Boundary14 — 3 months ago
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Some P.E.I. tourism operators say they're making less money after slow start to season

cbc.ca
u/Boundary14 — 3 months ago
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Mexican authorities probe alleged scam that wiped out Canadian couple’s retirement savings

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u/Boundary14 — 3 months ago
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Elections P.E.I. investigating after incorrect byelection results posted on social media

cbc.ca
u/Boundary14 — 3 months ago
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Much-needed new breakwater for North Rustico finished a year ahead of schedule

cbc.ca
u/Boundary14 — 3 months ago
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Green byelection win signals changing voter habits on P.E.I., says political scientist

cbc.ca
u/Boundary14 — 3 months ago
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P.E.I. PC MLA appears to pocket Green campaign flyer in online video | CBC News

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u/Boundary14 — 3 months ago
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Workers' comp system returned $185M to P.E.I. employers since 2015, even after workplace accidents

cbc.ca
u/Boundary14 — 3 months ago