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Sandy MacDonald says low enrolment, and evolving technology are key factors in a recent decision to cancel some programs at Holland College. Golf Club Management and the photography-digital imaging will be off the program list in September of this year.

Hockey legend, Boston defence-man Ray Bourque is excited to be coming to PEI next week to play two charity games.

Matt Cormier is making a remarkable recovery after surviving a 30-metre fall off a mountain in New Brunswick just six months ago. We'll hear how he's coming back from a long list of injuries to return to the sport he loves.

A teacher, a substitute and a Public Schools Branch official on what's causing the shortage in supply of substitute teachers, and what's being done to help alleviate it.

Our 'Peace Of Mind' series continues with Jessara Sinclair's overview of the Island's mental health system. In part 9, advocates say a new curriculum for teachers will help students learn more about their own mental health.

One of the country's top fast-pitch players from PEI, has now built the 'Exit Speed Swing' . Jeff Ellsworth will soon pitch the patent-pending product in the Dragon's Den.

A new twitter feed on PEI is making headlines. Neal Gillis says It randomly generates fake PEI news headlines throughout the day.

P.E.I.'s Paralympic medalist Mark Arendz hopes his remarkable story can inspire everyone. Five individual medals plus a team medal at the Paralympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang.

Three time Paralympic medalist Billy Bridges with his silver medal perspective from the para hockey competition at the Paralympics in Korea.

Are mental health services in P.E.I. keeping up with the need? That's the question that was tackled at a public forum hosted by CBC P.E.I. We'll hear excerpts from the event. Guest speakers include Dr .