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Cornwall Civic Centre gets new lease on life
Cornwall Civic Centre
(L-R) Cornwall Deputy Mayor Corey Frizzell; Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal Minister Robert Vessey; Cornwall Councillor Irene Dawson; and Fisheries,Aquaculture and Rural Development Minister Ron MacKinley at the Cornwall Civic Centre.

Residents of Cornwall are now benefitting from major renovations to the new and improved Cornwall Civic Centre thanks to investments by the Government of Canada, the Province of Prince Edward Island and the Town of Cornwall.

Family Literacy Day proclaimed in Prince Edward Island
Family Literacy Day proclaimed in Prince Edward Island
(L-R) Minister Alan McIsaac with Aislin Gillis and her daughter Naara, as well as PEI Literacy Alliance Program Coordinator Jinny Greaves and the Word Monster.

Islanders of all ages are encouraged to spend time learning and reading together on Family Literacy Day and throughout the year.

2012 Visitor's Guide now available
2012 Visitors Guide
Tourism and Culture Minister Robert Henderson flips through a copy of the new 2012 Visitor's Guide with fulfillment coordinator Harold MacGuigan.

Visitors planning a trip to Prince Edward Island can now receive a copy of the new 2012 Visitor’s Guide showcasing the Island’s world-class tourism experiences.

Jack Frost and friends are coming to town!
Minister Robert Henderson, Deputy Mayor Stu MacFadyen and Tourism Charlottetown President Doug Newson with Suzy Snowflake and Jack Frost
Tourism Minister Robert Henderson, Charlottetown Deputy Mayor Stu MacFadyen, and Tourism Charlottetown President Doug Newson meet with Suzy Snowflake and Jack Frost.

The Jack Frost Children's WinterFest, a three day festival offering a magical winter family weekend, returns with another exciting lineup from February 10-12.

Supporting Island aquaculture growth
Supporting Island aquaculture
Fisheries, Aquaculture and Rural Development Minister Ron MacKinley speaking at Confederation Cove Mussel Co. Ltd. in Borden-Carleton.

The future growth of the Island aquaculture industry is being supported by an investment of almost $970,000 by the Governments of Canada and Prince Edward Island into three local projects.

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