This is PEI

Conversation with the first black actor to play a Father of Confederation with the Confederation Players.

Historian Harry Holman is the newest PEI member of the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada. We talked to him about the changing nature of recognizing historic people, places and events, and his thoughts on the recent decision when it comes to the

Thursday nights are going to be busy at the lawn bowling greens in Sherwood this month. That's because a new fundraiser for Cystic Fibrosis Canada on PEI is taking place. We found out more about Lawn Summer Nights.

The Souris and Area Branch of the PEI Wildlife Federation is hoping to give visitors a taste, literally, of what Basin Head has to offer. We found out more about their experiential tourism product called "Beyond the Beach".

The thrill of going on the rides at the fair or amusement park is the best part of summer for many people. Inspector Shaun MacArthur is tasked with making sure all those rides are safe and sound, and he takes his job very seriously.

Former MP David MacDonald will be hosting a weekly seminar about earth and humanity. The sessions are being put on by the UPEI Climate Lab. David MacDonald came by to tell us all about them.

Following in her footsteps. A woman from Scotland has visited all the spots were Lucy Maud Montgomery and her husband went on their honeymoon. We heard from Dianna Hemphill about her love of Lucy Maud Montgomery.

Here is the story of Henry "Hank" Gallant of PEI. In 1967 he wanted to mark Canada's centennial in a special way by walking across the country.

Coast to coast.

Canadian Timbersport champion, a climbing world record holder, and looking for even more glory this weekend in Charlottetown.

Stirling Hart drops by and tell us more about the lumberjack championships.

Panhandling from the perspective of someone who panhandles. A response to complaint about the number of people asking for money on Charlottetown street corners.