61. 2000-2001 Status Report: Prince Edward Island prince edward Island. Activities within the French communities on PEI. In support of French culture and language the Official Languages Coordinator http://www.hrsdc.gc.ca/asp/gateway.asp?hr=/en/hip/solmc/publications/status_repo

62. Société Nationale De L Acadie With its immense potato fields, prince edward Island ’s economy is culture.The Frenchlanguage weekly newspaper La Voix acadiennes was founded in 1975. http://www.acadie400.ca/en/default.asp?SousMenu=94&IdContenu=45

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64. The Prince Edward Island International Shellfish Festival | Industry Overview prince edward Island shellfish products are worldrenowned for their distinctive Bottom culture has traditionally been practiced by PEI oyster fishers http://www.peishellfish.com/sf/overview/

September 16-18, 2005 Prince Edward Island shellfish products are world-renowned for their distinctive flavour and high quality. Products such as Malpeque oysters and PEI mussels are indigenous to Prince Edward Island and synonymous with quality. Overview of Shellfish Aquaculture on PEI Shellfish aquaculture activities in PEI are conducted in nineteen bay systems around the Island. Because PEI shellfish aquaculture occurs in the natural environment, the industry has a requirement for pollution-free waters, with abundant food resources. In PEI, the shellfish aquaculture industry is largely based on the culture of blue mussels and the American oyster. Culture techniques for soft-shelled clams, quahogs, and bay scallops are also being developed. The longline system was adopted for mussel culture in the late 1970s. The longline system consists of a buoyed backline, anchored at either end, from which mesh sleeves are suspended. Mussel seed is either collected from the wild, or collected on frayed pieces of rope suspended in the water column. The seed mussels are loaded into mesh sleeves and suspended from the backline. The backline may be floated at the surface or weighted down to keep it a few meters below the surface. Oyster aquaculturists use a variety of culturing techniques that accommodate local growing conditions and local aquaculture customs. Oyster culture techniques include bottom culture, rack, and bag systems (off-bottom or near bottom) and floating bag systems (suspended or water-column).

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Meetings Prince Edward Island, Charlottetown Details Click for website 129 Queen St., Charlottetown, PE, Canada, Resource for planning meetings, conventions and special events in PEI. As a meetings and conventions locale, Prince Edward Island offers delegates an irresistible blend of charm and sophistication—where rich history, warm culture, scenic beauty, sophisticated facilities, and personalized, professional service combine to produce an outstanding experience in a clean and secure environment. Meeting planners have been telling us for years that meetings held here enjoy about a 20% increase in attendance. Whether you are planning a large conference or an intimate gathering for your top performers, we will help create a memorable meeting experience for your delegates. Meetings Prince Edward Island offers complimentary services to meeting planners. Read on to learn more about our organization, our members, and beautiful Prince Edward Island! Tel: Fax: Toll Free: More in: Tours Meetings and Conventions Other links: More accommodations in Prince Edward Island Prince Edward Islands 5 star Inns Downtown Charlottetown business accommodations.

66. College Of Piping, Prince Edward Island The senate of the University of prince edward Island has approved that students These Units include Gaelic culture in the curriculum thus giving http://www.electricscotland.com/alastair/canada/college_of_piping.htm

Clans Tartans History Travel ... Contact Us College of Piping, Prince Edward Island Click here to view a movie about the College of Piping Click here to view a movie about the College of Piping Here is some of the information I got while I was there... Background The College of Piping and Celtic Performing Arts of Canada SUMMERSIDE - The College of Piping and Celtic Performing Arts of Canada was established in 1990 as a non-profit organization and a registered Canadian charity. It is the only year-round school of it’s kind in North America and it enjoys an association with The College of Piping in Glasgow, Scotland. It is a world-class educational facility and visitor attraction with a mandate that aims to preserve and promote the Celtic heritage of Canada’s most Celtic province - and a history that defines Canada as a whole. A variety of study options are available for the serious student or Celtic enthusiast in the areas of traditional Highland bagpiping, snare drumming, step dancing, Highland dancing, fiddling and Gaelic singing. Inspiring excellence in Celtic performing arts through quality educational programming continues to be the core mission of the College of Piping. The student body of the College has grown from only 30 students in 1990 to over 400 students in 2002.

67. CBC Prince Edward Island - Features - The 2004 Order Of PEI Recipients Father Eloi Arsenault He s an ardent supporter of Acadian culture, and plays organ, Legislative Assembly of prince edward Island Main - Order of PEI http://www.cbc.ca/pei/features/orderofpei/

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69. The THREE RIVERS "Great Canadian Rivers" Explore the history, ecosystems, culture, recreation and industry of Canada s In 1960, the province of prince edward Island recognized the importance of http://www.greatcanadianrivers.com/rivers/threerivers/culture-home.html

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71. Arsenault-Cameron V. Prince Edward Island ON APPEAL FROM THE prince edward ISLAND SUPREME COURT, APPEAL DIVISION 56 The duty to promote French language and culture in prince edward Island cannot http://www.lexum.umontreal.ca/csc-scc/en/pub/2000/vol1/html/2000scr1_0003.html

[2000] 1 S.C.R. Arsenault-Cameron v . Prince Edward Island Appellants v. The Government of Prince Edward Island Respondent and The Attorney General of Canada, the Attorney General for Ontario, the Attorney General of Manitoba the Commission nationale des parents francophones, Aquin Interveners Indexed as: Arsenault-Cameron v . Prince Edward Island Neutral citation: 2000 SCC 1. File No.: 26682. 1999: November 4; 2000: January 13. ON APPEAL FROM THE PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND SUPREME COURT, APPEAL DIVISION Constitutional law Charter of Rights Minority language educational rights Educational facility Location of minority language schools Right of management and control over educational facility Whether minority language educational rights in s. 23 of Charter include right to instruction in educational facility located in specific area where numbers warrant provision of minority language instruction Delineation of right of management and control exercised by minority language board regarding location of minority language schools Minister of Education s discretion to approve board s decisions regarding minority language educational services.

72. The Politics, Propaganda, And Culture Surrounding The Canadian Harp Seal Kill- H The Canadian Province of prince edward Island is primarily noted for four things . The second thing that prince edward Island is famous for is that it is http://www.harpseals.org/politics/

A non -profit organization SITE BASICS the annual slaughter 10 questions analysis of "a hunter" ... home THE OPPOSITION EFFORT related links become a "cyber seal" warrior PLEASE HELP US BY DONATING $, TIME OR EFFORT HARPSEALS.ORG needs your help to help the seals... A dying seal spews blood after being "stunned". If you want to be part of the monumental effort needed to change the situation for the seals, please get involved. Click here for details. BECOME A "CYBER SEAL WARRIOR" BECAUSE SEALS DON'T HAVE COMPUTERS! SEAL T-SHIRTS! Harpseals.org has a limited edition T-shirt for sale now and working on another... Buy the shirt, support us, help a seal! "One must factor in the cultural, political, and philosophical viewpoints of the people that accept and promote it."

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Please Select Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland Nova Scotia Nunavut NWT Ontario PEI Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon var city = 'Charlottetown_PE'; Fanningbank Government House, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island Photo coutesy of Tourism PEI Entertainment Tours Confederation Centre of the Arts Charlottetown The Tignish Cultural Centre Tignish The Glasgow Road Gallery New Glasgow Island Windcraft Ltd Hunter River Mermaid Art Gallery Charlottetown The Studio Gallery 902-658-2733 Victoria Artzone Gallery Charlottetown ENTERTAINMENT Eptek National Exhibition Centre Founders' Hall 800-955-1864 Charlottetown Ripley's Believe It or Not Cavendish Gateway Village (Borden-Carleton) The village is located at the foot of the Confederation Bridge . You will be introduced to the history and culture of the Island and learn of the transportation modes across the Northumberland Strait. The village features a variety of food services in addition to handcraft and gift outlets. Gateway is the home of Cavendish Figurines, North America's only figurine economuseum. Orwell Corner Historic Village (Orwell) Experience the life and times of rural crossroads community in the 1890's. Stroll amongst the blacksmith shop, country store, church, school, farm buildings and community hall. Ceilidhs are offered at the Corner with traditional music, stories and dance.

74. Arsenault-Cameron V. Prince Edward Island, 2000 SCC 1 (CanLII) A. prince edward Island Supreme Court Trial Division (1997), 56 The dutyto promote French language and culture in prince edward Island cannot mean http://www.canlii.org/ca/cas/scc/2000/2000scc1.html

Canada Supreme Court of Canada This document: 2000 SCC 1 (CanLII) Citation: Arsenault-Cameron v. Prince Edward Island , [2000] 1 S.C.R. 3, 2000 SCC 1 (CanLII) Parallel citations: Date: Docket: Noteup Cited Decisions and Legislation Appellants v. The Government of Prince Edward Island Respondent and The Attorney General of Canada, the Attorney General for Ontario, the Attorney General of Manitoba the Commission nationale des parents francophones, Interveners Indexed as: Arsenault-Cameron v . Prince Edward Island Neutral citation: 2000 SCC 1. File No.: 26682. 1999: November 4; 2000: January 13. ON APPEAL FROM THE PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND SUPREME COURT, APPEAL DIVISION Constitutional law Charter of Rights Minority language educational rights Educational facility Location of minority language schools Right of management and control over educational facility Whether minority language educational rights in s. 23 of Charter include right to instruction in educational facility located in specific area where numbers warrant provision of minority language instruction Delineation of right of management and control exercised by minority language board regarding location of minority language schools Minister of Education's discretion to approve board's decisions regarding minority language educational services. The individual appellants hold minority language educational rights under s.

75. Comments About "Prince Edward Island: A Heightened Sensory Experience!" prince edward Island A Heightened Sensory Experience! There are two cultureshere, a summer culture, and the winter culture. The bleak winter culture http://ruk.ca/discuss/2643

HOME CONTACT RUKAPEDIA ARCHIVE ... BLOGROLL COMMENTS ABOUT... Prince Edward Island: A Heightened Sensory Experience! I tend to be very persnickity about truth in advertising but I actually think that line is O.K.. There's nothing non-factual about what it asserts, as I parse it. POSTED MAR 1, 2005 AT 18:38 AST BY OLIVER I agree, Oliver. POSTED MAR 1, 2005 AT 18:46 AST BY PETER RUKAVINA WEBSITE Is "heightened sensory experience" what your gonads find out when the promised 72 F beach water turns out to be 59 F in July? POSTED MAR 1, 2005 AT 19:10 AST BY ALAN WEBSITE Peter, I don't want to hijack the discussion so, would you contact me off the forem? I would like to discuss PERL and Opac/HIP. (Assuming it was you who built the RSS feeds for PEI-Opac). POSTED MAR 1, 2005 AT 19:18 AST BY NEIL S. VERKLAND WEBSITE Good one Alan, made me lol! "heightened sensory experience" during the fall magic mushroom season I've experienced it. The pictures in the presentation look very vivid on this midwinter day of continued numbing cold. POSTED MAR 1, 2005 AT 20:47 AST BY

76. Prince Edward Island Culture Clickable world maps leading to the universities, colleges, educational systems,area photographs, cultures, travel opportunities and more of cities, http://www.davchi2000.addr.com/popup/canada/pei/pei.html

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78. Contemporary Cultures Contemporary culture Header Contemporary culture Header Although prince edward prince edward Island’s musical community is humming with independent http://collections.ic.gc.ca/island/contemporaryculture.htm

Islanders enticed by acting can find creative outlets through numerous local and provincial theatre groups, including the Kensington Theatre Company, TheatrePEI, ACT-A Community Theatre, the Murray Harbour Theatre Company, and the UPEI Theatre Society. At any given time during the year, one or more of these troupes can be seen on a blue shift ARTSatlantic features and reviews the work of practising painters, printmakers, sculptors, photographers, and craftspeople. Regional arts councils, such as the Malpak Arts Council and the West Prince, Eastern Kings, and Southern Kings Arts Councils, are active in promoting and encouraging artistic and cultural activity in their areas. They serve as clearinghouses for communication and liaison between groups while offering classes and workshops for their members as well as the general public. The

79. MSN Encarta - Prince Edward Island Search for books and more related to prince edward Island In addition, a widerange of festivals celebrate the province’s culture and history. http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761573989_3/Prince_Edward_Island.html

MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Sign In Web Search: Encarta Subscriber Sign In Help Home ... Upgrade your Encarta Experience Search Encarta Upgrade your Encarta Experience Spend less time searching and more time learning. Learn more Tasks Find in this article Print Preview Related Items Canada Charlottetown (capital) more... Further Reading Editors' picks for Prince Edward Island Search for books and more related to Prince Edward Island Facts and Figures Quick information and statistics for Prince Edward Island Encarta Search Search Encarta about Prince Edward Island Editors' Picks Great books about your topic, Prince Edward Island ... Click here Advertisement document.write(' Page 3 of 6 Prince Edward Island Encyclopedia Article Multimedia 4 items Dynamic Map Map of Prince Edward Island Article Outline Introduction Physical Geography Economic Activities The People of Prince Edward Island ... History B Furs Fur farming began on Prince Edward Island in the 1880s, when two enterprising men, Charles Dalton and Robert Oulton, began to raise silver foxes. Silver fox fur immediately became popular and commanded high prices on the market. Fashion then changed, and the popularity of silver fox declined in the 1930s. Breeders turned to mink in the second half of the 20th century, while demand for fox revived in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Today the most valuable ranch-raised fur is mink, followed by fox. C Fisheries Fishing has long been one of the island’s significant industries. The catch is not large, but the quality is excellent. Lobster is the most valuable catch, followed by other shellfish, including scallops and the world-famous oysters from Malpeque Bay. Redfish, mackerel, hake, tuna, flounder, herring, eels, crabs, and clams are also caught. A notable industry on the western coast of the island is the harvesting and processing of Irish moss, a red algae. Irish moss is processed into carrageenan, an emulsifying and stabilizing agent used in beer, ice cream, toothpaste, pie fillings, and other products.

80. Legislative Assembly Of Prince Edward Island: Speech From The Throne: 2004 The prince edward Island potato industry continues to recover from the drought the promotion of the French language and culture in prince edward Island. http://www.assembly.pe.ca/speech/2004/index.php

HOME PROCEEDINGS SPEECH FROM THE THRONE Speech from the Throne 2nd Session, 62nd General Assembly A Clear Direction... Putting Islanders First Honourable Speaker, Honourable Members of the Legislative Assembly, Ladies and Gentlemen: I take great pleasure in welcoming you back to this historic chamber for the second session of the sixty-second General Assembly. This past year has been one of tremendous activity and celebration for our province. My Government proclaimed 2004 as the Year of Learning and Innovation in Prince Edward Island. This special commemoration celebrates 200 years of higher education, dating back to 1804 when Lieutenant Governor Edmund Fanning set aside 10 town lots for the first college in the province. This year, we celebrated the 400th anniversary of l'Acadie and hosted many wonderful events that highlighted the rich Acadian culture in our province. Prince Edward Island continues to be recognized as a great island. In a readers' survey, Prince Edward Island was designated the highest ranking island in the continental United States and Canada. It has been almost a year since the Canadian premiers convened here in Charlottetown to form the Council of the Federation. As Founding Chair of the Council, My Premier has demonstrated significant leadership on behalf of this important institution.

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