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Melissa Peter-Paul estime que la subvention qu’elle a reçue du gouvernement provincial lui permettra de consacrer plus de temps à la création de ses paniers décorés en piquants de porc-épic et fabriqués avec de l’écorce de bouleau, du foin d’odeur et des racines d’épinette qu...

Dans le premier numéro publié par Sandstone Comics, les lecteurs peuvent voir une Île-du-Prince-Édouard peuplée d’humains aux superpouvoirs, de policiers grognons, de primates hyper intelligents et de voyageurs extraterrestres. Greg Webster, Sandy Carruthers et Robert Doan...

L’exposition individuelle de la photographe Patricia Bourque, Beyond the Regalia, est maintenant à l’affiche à la galerie de The Guild, grâce à l’appui d’une subvention aux arts que l’artiste a reçue du gouvernement de l’Île-du-Prince-Édouard. Patricia Bourque fait partie des 14...

Island filmmaker and musician Zaneta Ambassa says she would like to see the school curriculum expanded to teach Island students more of PEI's Black history. The 14-year-old Grade 9 Stonepark student says a lot of her classmates ask her questions about being black, black islanders...

Island entrepreneur Daniel Ikechukwu Ohaegbu is working hard to build the Island’s multicultural community while researching some of the barriers that make it difficult for newcomers. Ikechukwu Ohaegbu immigrated from Nigeria five years ago to study psychology at UPEI. After...

For the past two decades Tamara Steele has watched Prince Edward Island’s black community grow. The 37-year-old, originally from Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, moved to PEI at age 17 to get a UPEI music degree. When she graduated in 2004, she decided to stay. Wrapped in a worn...

Government investments in the Island film industry are enabling filmmakers up to play on a national stage, says Adam Perry. Perry, a self-taught writer and filmmaker, says one of the first questions he is asked when pitching his projects to off-island industry partners is 'is...

Generations after residential schools eroded many indigenous languages, the Mi’kmaq version of our national anthem is ringing through Prince Edward Island schools, sung by Island children. It is a beautiful and poignant example of reconciliation efforts and Island filmmaker...

At Confound Films’ office, atop Receiver Coffee on Charlottetown’s historic Victoria Row, there is a unique piece of furniture. It’s a coffee table made from the trunk of a 100-year-old maple tree that filmmaker Kyle Simpson remembers playing under in his grandparent’s Walthen...