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Burger Battles: Charlottetown chefs prepare to showcase their culinary creations, April 13-23 - Vimarsana News

Burger Battles: Charlottetown chefs prepare to showcase their culinary creations, April 13-23

CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. — Local chefs will highlight their culinary skills this month as they compete in the first-ever Burger Battles. More than 30 ...

Irish Millie's new band up for national folk music award | ThePeterboroughExaminer.com - Vimarsana News

Irish Millie's new band up for national folk music award | ThePeterboroughExaminer.com

Trad tune troupe The Receivers, featuring Peterborough’s Irish Millie, nominated as best young performers in this weekend’s Canadian Folk Music Awards.

CBC P.E.I.'s annual Feed A Family campaign, in support of local food banks - Vimarsana News

CBC P.E.I.'s annual Feed A Family campaign, in support of local food banks

CBC’s annual campaign in support of local food banks is in its final countdown. Today is the last day for food donations; cash contributions being gathered until the end of the month. Here's how to give.

Source: cbc.ca
CBC Feed a Family campaign more than 1,000 turkeys short - Vimarsana News

CBC Feed a Family campaign more than 1,000 turkeys short

There is always a last-minute rush of donations to CBC P.E.I.’s annual Feed a Family campaign, but this year, with just one day to go, the shortfall feels worse than usual.

Source: cbc.ca
Gay From Away: Why a Black lesbian from the U.S. south chose P.E.I. as home - Vimarsana News

Gay From Away: Why a Black lesbian from the U.S. south chose P.E.I. as home

Evelyn Bradley is a Black lesbian from the southern states who moved to P.E.I. last year. Here's why she chooses to call Canada's smallest province home.

Source: cbc.ca