This is PEI

A group of high school students have gathered this week in Charlottetown to share experiences and learn more about french language education. We met participants in French for the Future.

Wespoke with a recent Bluefield grad who's getting a full ride to UNB this fall.

An island woman is a finalist for an award from Horse Canada Magazine, which recognizes people who care for and improve the lives of horses. We heard about Yogi Fell, and the work she does at Handibear Hills Horse Sanctuary.

We caught up with two Island opera singers who just got back from a music festival in Italy. Parker Clements and Hannah O'Donnell will tell us what they learned and what they hope it means for their future careers.

There are two people officially in the race to be the leader of the PEI PC party. We heard from Andy Walker, from the leadership organizing committee, about what's coming up for the candidates.

Hear how police nearly towed away an art piece that was a part of Art In The Open.

Sargeant Len Isnor from OPP's Biker Enforcement Unit, explains how nine Island men, alleged to have have links to the Hells Angels, were arrested and charged under organized crime legislation on PEI.

Conversation with David Francis who is being recognised on a national level, for his commitment to sustainability. David talks about his big win this week, receiving the Canadian Cattlemen's Association's environmental stewardship award.

In the history of Team PEI,there have been two medals in swimming.

Just recently 15 year-old Alexa McQuaid won silver and her Mom Katherine won silver in 1985.

A check in with the Cape Breton Police, after a tip from a "creep catchers" group recently led to the arrest of a Charlottetown man. We'll hear what that force thinks of this kind of group.