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Keith Parry, 70, has only left his house three times after suffering a severe stroke in late 2021, which left him hospitalised for seven months.

A HUGE project by volunteer tradespeople to help a Herefordshire builder – who was left paralysed after a freak accident – in a bid to help him…

Coyotes have been well established on Prince Edward Island for decades, but it seems that sightings have been more common in the last couple of months.

Bradfords Building Supplies has taken its first delivery of Tarmac bagged cement loaded on green Pallet LOOP pallets into its Glastonbury branch, kicking off the first end-to-end trial of a new cir...

Bradfords Building Supplies has taken its first delivery of Tarmac bagged cement loaded on green Pallet LOOP pallets into its Glastonbury branch, kicking off the first end-to-end trial of a new circular economy pallet reuse scheme for the UK construction sector.

River otters are making a resurgence on P.E.I. — and they seem to enjoy Kensington as a place to make their home.

P.E.I. officials say the worst may be over following a significant outbreak of avian flu on the Island earlier this year.

As part of its corporate commitment to embracing circular economy principles and reducing waste across its operations, Tarmac has signed a charter produced by The Pallet LOOP – an innovative scheme aimed at minimising the consumption of single-use pallets in the construction industry.

A wing and a prayer: More great cormorants nesting on P.E.I. P.E.I. fish and wildlife officials are seeing an increase in the number of great cormorants on the Island this year. Numbers still arent back to what they once were but they say its a step in the right direction. Social Sharing

A pond in Charlottetown's Victoria Park is known as the place to go for salamander searches, but one Island man and his son were surprised to come across a whole pile of the amphibians.