The personal podcast of Peter Rukavina, a Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada-based printer, writer and developer.
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The preaching ministry of Grace Baptist Church in Charlottetown Prince Edward Island Canada. Sermons regularly preached by Pastor Jeff Eastwood and Pastor Dan Thomson.
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Charlottetown CRC Sermons Archive - Morning, Evening and Special Services
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The sermons and other teaching resources of Redemption Church in Charlottetown, PE.
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In August 1992, a group of seventeen Canadian leaders agreed to adopt the Charlottetown Accord, a colossal package of constitutional reforms that would have redefined the basic terms of the federation. However, less than two months later, the Accord was decisively rejected in Canada’s first — and to this day, only — nationwide referendum on the Constitution. Through interviews with ex-government ministers, constitutional negotiators, and legal experts, this series tells the story of how Cana ...
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A collection of Sunday morning messages by Tom Zawacki.
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Chattel Fixtures: PEI Real Estate Podcast w/ David Cyrus MacDonald of RE/MAX Charlottetown
David Cyrus MacDonald
My name is David Cyrus MacDonald and I am a REALTOR® with RE/MAX Charlottetown and the host of the brand-new Chattel Fixtures PEI Real Estate Podcast. My goal with this show is to enjoy learning from interesting conversations about PEI real estate and to share those talks with you. Subscribe to this podcast to stay up to date with what is happening in the PEI real estate market. Learn more at www.chattelfixtures.com or feel free to call or text me at 902.940.5455.
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CBC Radio's Labrador Morning keeps people informed about what's happening around them. Labradorians hear about it first on Labrador Morning.
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Small business is the backbone of Canada’s economy, but it isn’t for the faint of heart. Every year in Canada tens of thousands of businesses are born, however every year almost the same number fail. A lot can be learned from failure, but that’s just sad and depressing. “Yes, We Are Open” is a podcast that tells the stories of those that survive. How did they do it? What can we learn? Al Grego, of Moneris travels the country to tell these stories of challenge and perseverance. Whether you’re ...
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🦞 Forgotten Stories From Atlantic Canada’s Past 🦞 Backyard History Podcast goes beyond traditional storytelling by using more than a dozen actors to voice actual historical quotes, immersing you in the drama and intrigue of the past. Whether it’s tales of daring exploits, mysterious events, or legendary figures, this family-friendly podcast offers an engaging and dynamic way to explore the rich history of Atlantic Canada. Hosted & written by Andrew MacLean, the podcast expands on his popular ...
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The most prolific Shoresy and Letterkenny podcast in the YEWniverse! Episode recaps and reviews, cast interviews, and so much more. If you're a fan of either show and need more content, this podcast is for you!
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Welcome to Canadian Time Machine, a podcast series where each episode marks a key anniversary in Canadian history. This podcast draws connections between past and present, allowing everyone, from history buffs to new Canadians, to contextualize current events and foster critical thinking about the country's future. Transcripts are available for all episodes in English and French at https://thewalrus.ca/canadianheritage. The podcast receives funding from the Government of Canada and is create ...
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Call-out for baby chick friends in Charlottetown
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Though nine of her siblings succumbed to high heat, “Survivor” the baby chicken defied the odds. Now, though, she needs some baby chick friends on the South Coast. We hear from her proud chicken mom.
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TPS257: TPS Takeover XII: The Evolution of Shoresy Part 3
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This week, Mat is on vacation so the Takeover put a bow on their deep dive into the character of Shoresy in Letterkenny to see if there were any clues into what the character becomes on the spin-off show, Shoresy. This is part 3.By pftwcast@gmail.com (PFTW)
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Sermon by Colton CarrickBy Redemption Church PEI
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Find out all the happenings for the week of August 16th with Zack.
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Innu lawyer Jolene Ashini shares thoughts on recent comments made towards Innu
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An Innu lawyer says racist rhetoric towards Innu needs to stop. She also says Innu need to take accountability for community members living on the trails in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. We hear from Jolene Ashini.
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Province’s interest in developing Julienne Lake iron ore deposit
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There's more iron ore to be had near Labrador West. We hear about the province's interest in developing the Julienne Lake iron ore deposit.
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Sheshatshiu mother raises concerns about HVGB crime—and online comments about Innu
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Sheshatshiu’s Florence Milley says she’s concerned about crime in Happy Valley-Goose Bay—but she’s also worried about some of the comments she’s reading online. She’s asking everyone to come together and work on solutions, and says now is the time for peace, respect and unity.
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In the 1940s and 1950s, thousands of Inuit were sent south for tuberculosis treatment—and many died away from home. We speak with Nanilavut project manager Cathy Ford about a recent ceremony held in Cartwright to honour those individuals.
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Fire at Sand Bar Lounge was “preventable,” says owner
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The RCMP have arrested a man for arson in connection with the fire at the Sand Bar. But the bar’s owner, Falon Wilson, says they’ve received multiple threats over the years—and she’s begged the RCMP for more police presence at the bar. We hear from her.
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Team Labrador highlights at the NL Summer Games
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Team Labrador has been busy at the Newfoundland and Labrador Summer Games. We hear from Evelyn Ryan, the special events program coordinator with the Town of Labrador City, who has been there to help cheer on the team.
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Sashay to the Straits! Drag Queen “Carlotta Gurl” performing in Pinware this weekend
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Category is... hometown eleganza! After 30 years in the Vancouver drag scene, Carlotta Gurl is doing her FIRST public performance at home in the Straits this weekend. We hear all about her upcoming show at Pinware’s Tobac Lounge.
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Porcupine Kunik crafter on staying connected with her Labrador roots
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We catch up with Tammy Hannaford, who sells her handmade crafted earrings through her “Porcupine Kunik” business. Now based in Ontario, we learn how crafting helps her stay connected with her home in Rigolet.
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Carter’s Hot Dog Stand celebrates 30 years in Labrador West
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30 years of slinging sausages, wieners and even schlongs. We pay tribute to Carter's Hot Dog Stand in Labrador West, which is celebrating 30 years in business.
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NL Summer Games highlights for Team Indigenous
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The Newfoundland and Labrador Summer Games are in full swing. We hear about some of the highlights so far for Team Indigenous.
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“Take Back Our Town” rally and response from the RCMP
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About 300 people came out for a "Take Back Our Town" rally in Happy Valley-Goose Bay yesterday. We take you to that rally, and also bring you a response about crime concerns in town from the RCMP.
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Camp days for Indigenous youth in Labrador West
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Seal kicks, inukshuk painting, marshmallow igloos and more. We drop by "camp days" at Labrador West's Indigenous Services Centre.
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When alcohol was banned in Nova Scotia during Prohibition, reluctant liquor control inspector Clifford Rose encountered a charismatic woman leading a gang selling illegal booze. Her name was Amy Mason but everyone knew her as "The Queen of the Bootleggers."By Andrew MacLean
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An audio portrait of the Rigolet Salmon Festival
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A Christmas in August parade, a North Coast version of the Price is Right, traditional tattooing and more! Heidi Atter takes a closer look at the celebrations during this year’s Rigolet Salmon Festival.
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Taylor Swift dreams dashed for Labrador West family in Vienna
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A family of Swifties from Labrador West were among the thousands of disappointed Taylor Swift fans in Vienna last week. We hear how they made out after the planned terror attack cancelled those Taylor Swift shows.
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We hear about a new program aimed at sparking the creativity of Indigenous musicians. We learn all about CBC and SOCAN’s new Indigenous Music Residency.
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Ever try using a magnet as bait? We meet two kids in Rigolet luring metal objects out of the water.
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Early childhood educators need better job conditions, says advocate
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The Newfoundland and Labrador chapter of advocacy group Child Care Now says early childhood educators need better working conditions in this province—including a pension plan and medical benefits. We speak with board member Patrice Gordon.
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There are several instances of substitution going on in the narrative, none more dramatic than the substitution of Mordecai for Haman. Pastor Jeff preaches from Esther 7:7-10.
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TPS256: TPS Takeover XI: The Evolution of Shoresy Part 2
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Al and Tanya are still on vacation so the Takeover continued their deep dive into the character of Shoresy in Letterkenny to see if there were any clues into what the character becomes on the spin-off show, Shoresy. This is part 2.By pftwcast@gmail.com (PFTW)
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Rigolet photographer on catching wildlife moments
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We go for a ride with Rigolet photographer Charlie Flowers, and hear some wildlife photography tips along the way.
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What's the Happs WIth Zack for the week of August 9th
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Zack brings you all the happenings in Labrador for the week of August 9th.
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Labrador West band Ptarmageddon, live in studio
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After spending a week playing in the Torngat Mountains, two members of Ptarmageddon join us live in studio. In between songs, they tell us about their adventures in the base camp.
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Catching a glimpse of Makkovik’s Trout Festival, with Labrador Morning’s John Gaudi
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As the Makkovik Trout Festival continues, we catch up with Labrador Morning's John Gaudi—who traveled to the community to take it all in.
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Rigolet designer April Allen’s designs in St. John's Fashion Week
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The first ever St. John's Fashion Week is underway. We speak with Rigolet designer April Allen, who's showcasing her fashions today at The Rooms. She also talks about her upcoming appearances in Paris and Milan!
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45th annual Bakeapple Folk Festival in Forteau
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A dinner of bakeapple-glazed chicken, harbour cruises, local performers, and so much more. Forteau Bakeapple Festival chairperson Dean Flynn breaks down all the fun happening at this year’s festival.
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Pride week continues in Labrador west. We drop by a pride story hour for kids and hear the story of two pops.
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MHA Perry Trimper on flight disruptions in Labrador
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We discuss the ongoing air travel challenges in Labrador with Perry Trimper, the MHA for Lake Melville.
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After many weeks without outdoor campfires, the municipal fire bans in Labrador City and Wabush are no longer in effect. Labrador City deputy mayor Mitchell Marsh tells us more about this decision.
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Sermon by Colton CarrickBy Redemption Church PEI
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Robin’s nest found in the midst of burned forest near Labrador City
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In the midst of all the wildfire damage in Labrador West, a resident of the area made a discovery out of the blue… robin's egg blue, that is. We speak with Walsh’s River resident Quentin Andrews.
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We hear about an enterprising 8-year-old earring maker in Rigolet, who sold out his inventory in just a few hours at the Rigolet Salmon Festival. We learn more about "Grayson's Creations."
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Inuk elder Silpa Obed speaks about Hebron reunion
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An Inuk Elder in Nain shares what it was like to visit her home of Hebron last month. We learn more about the Hebron/Nutak reunions.
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Using archival photos to understand climate change
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What can older landscape photos tell us about climate change in Nunatsiavut? We speak with a student looking for older photos north of Nain right now - and hear how historical photos can shed light on climate change.
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$250 million US deal approved for Tacora Resources
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Tacora Resources is on safe footing again, thanks to a court-approved $250 million US deal. We hear more details on the investment.
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Celebrating not just the thrill of fishing, but the joy of coming together. We hear all about this year's Makkovik Trout Festival.
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The Town of Labrador City celebrated wildfire essential workers last week, and held a big welcome home barbeque for residents. We take you to those celebrations.
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The awards for the 2024 edition of Island Fringe were presented last night, and among them was The Oscar Wilde Award, which I sponsor every year, presented to the show that “most effectively celebrates non-conformity.” This year the jury selected the show So an Autistic Priest and Dog Walk into a Bar…, written and presented by Jean-Daniel O’Donncad…
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Will Esther reveal her identity as a Jew, who have been slated for annihilation? Pastor Jeff preaches from Esther 7:1-6.
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TPS255: TPS Takeover X: The Evolution of Shoresy Part 1
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Al and Tanya are on vacation so the Takeover team springs into action! They're doing a deep dive into the character of Shoresy in Letterkenny to see if there were any clues into what the character becomes on the spin-off show, Shoresy. This is part 1.By pftwcast@gmail.com (PFTW)
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Fire ban lifted across much of Labrador, except in Labrador West
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Though the provincial government has lifted the fire ban across Labrador, the municipalities in Labrador West say it’s still in effect there. We hear details from the provincial forest fire duty officer.
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Wabush mayor hopeful about latest Tacora Resources update
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Hope is on the horizon for Tacora Resources. The company may have found a way to exit creditor protection. We hear from the mayor of Wabush about his reaction to the news.
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Home Away from Home motorcycle ride to support cancer care
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If you love to ride your motorcycle and help a good cause, there's an event this weekend that might rev your engine. We hear about the Home Away from Home motorcycle ride, which fundraises for Air Daffodil and Daffodil Place.
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Find out all the happenings around Labrador this week with Zack!
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After more than 60 years, elders who were evicted from Hebron and the Nutak/Okak Bay area returned to those communities. Team Lead Lena Onalik shares the story of these emotional reunions.
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Songwriter The Weather Station joins Students on Ice expedition
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We speak with Tamara Lindeman, the renowned songwriter otherwise known as “The Weather Station.” We hear about her experience as the resident artist aboard the Students on Ice expedition in Labrador.
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