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Search returns for P.E.I.’s ‘secretive’ marsh birds

    A marsh with yellow vegetation shot from above

    A count of P.E.I.’s most secretive wetland birds is resuming this June after a three-year hiatus. Staff and volunteers with Birds Canada will fan out across the province’s marshes to track populations and assess how habitats are changing.

    Search returns for P.E.I.’s ‘secretive’ marsh birds

      A marsh with yellow vegetation shot from above

      A count of P.E.I.’s most secretive wetland birds is resuming this June after a three-year hiatus. Staff and volunteers with Birds Canada will fan out across the province’s marshes to track populations and assess how habitats are changing.

      Search returns for P.E.I.’s ‘secretive’ marsh birds

        A marsh with yellow vegetation shot from above

        A count of P.E.I.’s most secretive wetland birds is resuming this June after a three-year hiatus. Staff and volunteers with Birds Canada will fan out across the province’s marshes to track populations and assess how habitats are changing.

        This kid struck a deal with an MLB player

          Twelve-year-old Adam Molnar holds a baseball bat

          Esmerlyn Valdez, outfielder for the Pittsburgh Pirates, hit his first major-league homer on Sunday night, batting against the Toronto Blue Jays. The ball wound up in the hands of a tough 12-year-old negotiator — who walked away with two signed team souvenirs.

          P.E.I.’s Abby Hustler reflects on her rookie season in the PWHL

            A man in a TV studio, left, speaks with a woman on a Zoom call in split screen.

            Abby Hustler and the Minnesota Frost made it to the playoffs in the Islander’s first year in the Professional Women’s Hockey League. She tells CBC’s Steve Bruce what it was like playing in front of thousands of fans, how her rookie season went, and what comes next.

            Greens call on P.E.I. premier to put his leadership to the test with an election

              A man gestures in a legislative assembly.

              The spring sitting of the P.E.I. Legislature has gone on for 10 weeks, and the Green Party leader says Premier Rob Lantz didn’t accomplish much over that time. Matt MacFarlane also accused the government of pushing some big issues further down the road. CBC’s Wayne Thibodeau has more from the legislative assembly.

              Greens call on P.E.I. premier to put his leadership to the test with an election

                A man gestures in a legislative assembly.

                The spring sitting of the P.E.I. Legislature has gone on for 10 weeks, and the Green Party leader says Premier Rob Lantz didn’t accomplish much over that time. Matt MacFarlane also accused the government of pushing some big issues further down the road. CBC’s Wayne Thibodeau has more from the legislative assembly.

                Greens call on P.E.I. premier to put his leadership to the test with an election

                  A man gestures in a legislative assembly.

                  The spring sitting of the P.E.I. Legislature has gone on for 10 weeks, and the Green Party leader says Premier Rob Lantz didn’t accomplish much over that time. Matt MacFarlane also accused the government of pushing some big issues further down the road. CBC’s Wayne Thibodeau has more from the legislative assembly.

                  Greens call on P.E.I. premier to put his leadership to the test with an election

                    A man gestures in a legislative assembly.

                    The spring sitting of the P.E.I. Legislature has gone on for 10 weeks, and the Green Party leader says Premier Rob Lantz didn’t accomplish much over that time. Matt MacFarlane also accused the government of pushing some big issues further down the road. CBC’s Wayne Thibodeau has more from the legislative assembly.

                    Residential school survivors testify in front of international tribunal

                      A spirit chair draped with a blanket and set with small red bundles was set at the Permanent Peoples' Tribunal in Montreal to represent the children who never came home from Canada's Indian Residential Schools.

                      A panel of residential school survivors provided witness testimony on Tuesday to the Permanent Peoples Tribunal, an international independent court of opinion investigating Canada’s responsibility for the residential school system and the human rights violations associated with it.