This is PEI

Alex Clark has this story about his vision for a new brewery to be located at the historic train station and former library on Water Street in Summerside.

-- and why he chose the old train station.

From working with NASA to being a nun. We'll here the story of 34-year-old engineer, Libby Osgood. And how she's helping bridge the gap between religion and science.

An Ontario couple recently made PEI the destination for what they called an "eco-wedding. We'll hear about their effforts to save the environment...and some money too.

PEI Family Violence Prevention Services is creating informational videos in Arabic, Persian, Mandarin, Spanish, and French -- geared towards people who's first language isn't English.

Mark Arendz is representing Canada at the Paralympics

in Korea. He's part of a new t-shirt campaign to raise funds

We'll hear about the fundraiser, and why Mark's about to fly halfway around the world to find some snow.

An update on an Island athlete who had his sights set on Canada's Para Soccer team. Four few years ago, he suffered a brain injury after being in a car accident.

Pieter Valkenburg spent months researching the soldiers who are listed on the Borden Carleton cenotaph. He is working with an organisation in the Netherlands to honour the story of one soldier who he believes saved a dutch village as he died.

Federal finance minister, Bill Morneau drops by to chat about everything from tax changes to interest rates.

It's part of his tour around the Atlantic provinces.

Cliff Jones creator of Kronborg 1582 is happy to share his history with the production. There will be a concert performance of the production at St. Mary's Church in Indian River.

Rebecca Bartlett and Jim Ellwood tell Matt how they are visiting all 87 sites featured in the Heritage Minute television series.