Sandra Sunil News Today

The anniversary event is planned for Sunday from 2-4 p.m. in the parking lot of the Parkdale Sherwood Lions Club.

With 27 districts from tip to tip, five parties and 119 candidates, there's plenty for Prince Edward Islanders to keep an eye on as results roll in Monday evening. Here are 10 key districts to keep an eye on.

Members of the Charlottetown Mutual Aid and P.E.I. Community Fridge organizations say people need to better understand what they're trying to do.

In times of need, people of P.E.I. always come together to lend a hand to those who need it. From giving away food, to opening their doors for people to charge their phones, Islanders are getting through the aftermath of post-tropical storm Fiona together.

Community fridges are expanding to more locations across P.E.I., with charity Gifts from the Heart planning to open three soon.

A P.E.I. family-run caterer is preparing a grand feast as part of an annual Indian harvest festival called Onam, a 10-day event going from Aug. 30 to Sept. 8 this year. It marks the first month of the calendar year for the Malayali people — an ethnolinguistic group from Kerala, India.

Community fridges like the one in Charlottetown are becoming a more common sight as inflation continues to push the price of food higher.

It has been difficult to keep Charlottetown's community fridge stocked recently, says co-ordinator Sandra Sunil.

Fresh lettuce, mixed greens, cherry tomatoes, butternut squash, potatoes, cucumbers — it was all going to go bad. So, Andrew Smith got his food and beverage team together and they came up with the idea to donate it to the community fridge in Charlottetown.

Samel Sunil says his family fills the community fridge in Charlottetown almost every day with food from their catering business, but it is quick to go.