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Journalist for CBC in Prince Edward Island. @CBCPEI. Love to hear and tell stories. If it's weird, it's wonderful. Reach me at shane.ross@cbc.ca
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All aboard as Team P.E.I. bus departs on mission to discourage U.S. tariffs

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By Shane Ross Verified
| CBC Prince Edward Island Verified
PEI·New Premier Dennis King and about two dozen P.E.I. government officials and industry leaders packed onto a bus Sunday for a five-day road trip through the northeastern United States. It's aimed at strengthening business and political partnerships as the looming threat of trade tariffs becomes closer to reality.
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Street closure for Confed Centre renos a 'gut punch' to business on Victoria Row Original

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By Shane Ross Verified
| CBC Prince Edward Island Verified
PEI·New Construction work at the Confederation Centre of the Arts in Charlottetown has some businesses on the Victoria Row portion of Richmond Street concerned about the affect it will have on sales.
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After Trudeau's resignation, some Islanders ready to go to the polls sooner rather than later Original

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By Shane Ross Verified
| CBC Prince Edward Island Verified
PEI·New The prime minister's decision to resign has set the stage for a spring election. Indicators point to May federal election Elections Canada says it is always preparing for a possible election. Good thing, because all indications are that one will happen sooner rather than later. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's decision to prorogue Parliament until March 24 while the Liberal Party chooses a new leader has set the stage for a May election — five months before the mandated scheduled election.
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