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The residence under construction at UPEI will be the tallest building on campus.(Brian Higgins/CBC) comments
At nine storeys, the new residence building under construction at the University of Prince Edward Island will be the tallest building on campus.
Work has been underway more than a year, and despite the pandemic, university officials say the project remains on schedule. We are on time and we will be opening in the fall of 2022 in time for Canada Games, said Jackie Podger, vice-president administration and finance at UPEI. Athletes will be the first inhabitants in our residence.
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Tuesday’s Speech from the Throne provided a case of déjà-vu.
If anyone listening to the nearly-hour-long speech outlining the direction of the minority Liberal government thought it sounded like
something they’ve heard before . it’s because they have.
The speech regurgitated a considerable amount of the Yukon Liberals’ election campaign, with a large dollop of the NDP’s platform.
As well, there was more than a smidgeon of the written accord between the two parties that will keep the Liberals in power for two years if it goes well.
To many, that’s not necessarily a bad thing, since Yukoners can enjoy some comfortable familiarity with no surprises.