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P.E.I. Public Schools Branch adopts sexual misconduct policy for employees

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By Vivian Ulinwa Verified
| The Guardian (Charlottetown, PE)
The policy sets out how the school system will prevent and respond to sexual misconduct by employees, post-secondary trainees and volunteers. It covers incidents that happen at school, during school activities and through electronic communication. “We have a lot of work to do ahead of us in terms of creating procedure documents to support staff,” Morris said. The branch will also send information to staff, students and families.
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34,000 new Maritime Electric smart meters installed across P.E.I. so far

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By Vivian Ulinwa Verified
| The Guardian (Charlottetown, PE)
The utility is about one-third of the way through installing 90,000 meters and about two-thirds of the way through installing the equipment needed to collect data from them, said Angus Orford, vice-president of corporate planning and energy supply. For example, customers could be encouraged to run their dishwashers later at night instead of during the daytime when electricity use is at its highest. Customers will also have access to an online portal where they can see their own electricity use.
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Charlottetown group aims to revive film photography with community darkroom

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By Vivian Ulinwa Verified
| The Guardian (Charlottetown, PE)
The Charlottetown Darkroom Co-operative is raising $7,500 to finish renovating its space in downtown Charlottetown before opening it to members. The money will help pay for plumbing, ventilation, light-proofing and specialized equipment needed to safely develop film. Board member Phil Mercier said while many Island photographers still shoot on film, they currently have to send it away to be processed. He said a survey was put out to the film community and got great feedback. “People were excited.
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