P.E.I. Premier Dennis King unveils new cabinet
CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. — Dennis King will start his second term in government with a bigger, more representative cabinet. King’s cabinet was officially ...
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CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. — Dennis King will start his second term in government with a bigger, more representative cabinet. King’s cabinet was officially ...
Political candidates just had a grueling couple of weeks leading up to Prince Edward Island's election night on Monday. But for newly minted MLAs, the real work is just beginning.
Green reduced to two seats; Liberals set to become Official Opposition
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.
This story appears in the March 2021 issue of Vortic is a watch company. But in 2015, that description was overly generous. It was more like two guys working out of a storage closet with $40,000 from a Kickstarter. To make ends meet, one of those guys also had a corporate job at Walmart. They aspired to make watches, sure, but they’d never actually done it. That’s why when a cease-and-desist letter arrived from one of the largest watch companies in the world, they thought it was a joke. The sender was Swatch Group. “I had to google it,” Vortic cofounder R.T. Custer