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Do we think this government will launch a public inquiry any time soon? As Boyd Allen says in this article, likely not, but that doesn’t

Peter Bevan-Baker telling it like it is: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1BuySXrJWW/?mibextid=wwXIfr

It is hard to imagine how anyone could look at the current staffing at IRAC along with their track record on land investigations and not

Thanks to all who have signed so far. If you haven’t yet and would like to support this initiative, you can sign here. https://www.ipetitions.com/petition/demand-a-public-inquiry-into-pei-buddhist-land Please

Thanks to Catherine O’Brien for this revealing piece. Why did we go through the rigorous process to come up with a plan only to have

Boyd Allen shares his thoughts about why our recent petition is not only important, but urgent. He cites two cases in point which clearly demonstrate

This story is one of many examples of the great work our watershed groups do to educate/raise awareness about protecting our wetlands and all the

We have a hunch that more than 640 Islanders agree that we need a public inquiry. Have you signed our petition yet? Have you shared

Clearly, government goes to great lengths to uphold a veil of secrecy and control what information is allowed to be shared, spending 3.25 million dollars

Government spends millions on curtailing media access by Josh Lewis https://www.peicanada.com/eastern_graphic/government-spends-millions-on-curtailing-media-access/article_3ce4c519-afdb-4498-a85e-7715ab167397.html The number of communications officers working in provincial government has grown significantly in the