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Music is the language of hope

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It has sat here at this crossroads in Stanhope, on the North Shore of Prince Edward Island, for almost 150 years, but with your mind focused on choosing the right direction out of the roundabout, you could easily overlook the small white building. If you did look at it, you might just as easily miss the arches over the door and windows that identify it as a church. Inside, the building is no more distinguished. The floor is covered with industrial carpet and the walls are panelled.
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48 hrs | Montague

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Prince Edward Island has just two small cities, but on its eastern shore, the tiny town of Montague offers a surprisingly urban escape. Friday Evening Pub crawl Checking in at Lanes Riverhouse Inn & Cottages on Brook Street, we stroll the riverfront. We’re on the left bank, where pleasure boats moor. On the other side, it’s more of a working harbour, with lobster boats and sheds.
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A moving target - Saltscapes Magazine

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The cookie tin in Hans Wendt’s hands is an unassuming container for the pieces of paper that helped make him the first P.E.I. artist to sell work to the National Gallery of Canada, in Ottawa. It’s surprising when he opens it. The bits of coloured paper inside, which for years have been at the centre of his art, are so small.
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