Yesterday both the Prince Edward Island CBC and the Charlottetown Guardian reported on a near-drowning incident of an older man. In both of their reports they said that a few teens who aided in the rescue were:  •  “The teen youth were suffering from nervous exhaustion. - The Guardian”  •  “The …

I've heard that a few people have been asking why we would have left the front of our building at 224 Queen Street until the very end to finish. Here's why:  •  The front is the most intricate. It takes the most time to do well and right. We are saving the best for last.  •  Being more intricate … read more »

Someone had a dialogue with our construction trailer yesterday between 4pm and 6pm.  •  Someone in the know told us to report it to the police, so we have. While I understand this is normal protocol I think it may, in the end, fan the flames of "damning the man". I'd like to come up with something …

Tonight, Wednesday May 20, 2009 Charlottetown watched as the landmark greasy spoon Maid Marian's Diner burned down to the ground. It had a great breakfast. The fire started in Maid Marian's and soon spread to the attached Sherwood Pharmacy. Both buildings were completely destroyed.  •  Pictures of …

I must admit, today isn't my best nature effort. I ended up taking the car to work for no good reason (shame). So tonight I wandered a little bit around my neighbourhood. When I say a little bit I mean a couple of minutes. I felt forced but that's part of these things right?  •  Rain is on the way …

The first ever LAN party officially sponsored by silverorange.  •  Starts: February 21 at 8pm  •  Ends: February 22 at 7am  •  Location: In the basement of the First Baptist Church Charlottetown (Corner of Prince and Fitzroy). Use the side entrance on Fitzroy Street.  •  We're providing the space …

If you're outside on PEI today there are two distinguishing characteristics (I've given up talking about how freaking cold it is):  •  The sun. With barely a cloud in the sky and the snow to reflect it all around it seems blazingly strong today.  •  The crunchy snow. It's one of those days where …

Through some miracle of tenacity this little oak tree has held onto some of its leaves. This little tree, no more than five or six feet tall, stands in one of the windiest, nasties places in the city. You can see this little guy holding onto its leaves in 100km/h winds in my New Year's Eve storm …