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Vulnerable women in P.E.I. need our help! In P.E.I. on any given night, more women than you might imagine are turning to local women’s shelters for a safe place to sleep.
Many women arrive at a shelter without any belongings, so there is always a need for funds to provide them with necessities such as toiletries, pyjamas and more. Shoppers Drug Mart pharmacies are supporting women’s shelters on the Island through the Giving Shelter campaign, an in-store fundraiser that just wrapped up on Oct. 6 at Shoppers locations in Charlottetown, Stratford and Summerside.
Strait Crossing Inc. will be wanting to renew the present contract, which is quite lucrative for them. Other companies know how good it is and will want to bid on it well prior to 2032. As usual, the federal government will make that decision. All Island residents will be very much in favour of this renewal of the bridge toll. Imagne the effect such a boost will have on the Island economy and with all kinds of trucking. All political candidates take note before the next election!I don’t understand the rationale for implementing and defending the carbon tax but I’m gonna take a guess. Carbon tax is a subtle way to say climate change is your fault, Canadians. We will tax your existence as far as consumption goes.
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