This is PEI

Executive director of Ottawa 2017 Guy Laflamme drops by to chat about what's happening in the nation's capital to celebrate Canada's 150th. Guy explains how PEI will be featured there.

Sarah MacMillan talks Charlottetown Councillor Greg Rivard and resident Madan Giri after a meeting on proposed expansion of Holland College in Charlottetown.

Kerry Campbell drops by his weekly look at happened at province house. Kerry says government and the opposition debated government's decision to keep all schools openand then the provincial budget.

Faith LeClair tells Mitch how the art of sewing is making a comeback in Kensington.

59-year-old Sandra Livingstone talks with Natalia Goodwin about living with a rare lung disease for more than a decade. She is waiting for in Toronto for a double lung transplant.

Dawn Wilson, executive director of the PEI Coalition for Women in government, and with Kirstin Lund, with Winding Path Inc., talk about project aimed at getting women involved in PEI politics.

Publisher Paul McNeill, lawyer Mary Lynn Kane and consultant Dennis King drop by to debate the merits of government after the decision to keep schools open, despite recommendations.

Landscaper and arborist Jim Landry wants to plant Vimy oaks in PEI and New Brunswick to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Vimy Ridge.

Island Peace Committee's Leo Broderick and Deirdre Kessler, poet laureate of PEI about the Vimy Ridge Readings.

MLA Darlene Compton criticises Premier Wade MacLauchlan for how the province handled the school review process.