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(Charlottetown, PE – June 7, 2007) – The Canadian Antiques Roadshow filmed four episodes yesterday on the Historic Charlottetown Waterfront at Confederation Landing Park.  For the second time in history the show was filmed outdoors in a tent. Over 4,000 tickets were given away for the taping of the show, the most tickets the Canadian Antiques Roadshow has ever given for a taping to date.

This summer in Charlottetown, catch the magic of sand sculpture!

(Charlottetown, PE - June 4, 2007) – With over two million pounds of sand unloaded onto the Historic Charlottetown Waterfront and three weeks into construction, SandLand is progressing right on schedule. Sand sculptors have been brought in from around the world to put their talents together to create SandLand. All sculptures will explore the theme of life and times in PEI, such the Confederation Ferry sailing the Northumberland Strait, Dairy Farming, St. Dunstan’s Basilica Cathedral, An Acadian Kitchen Party, Oyster harvesting, Province House, and many more.

CHARLOTTETOWN, May 28, 2007 – The countdown is on for June 10th when about 100 of the World’s best female cyclists are come to PEI! Tour de PEI is a 5 stage tour that will include a time-trial event on the Confederation Bridge.

(Charlottetown, PE - May 25, 2007) Charlottetown is set to host the 2007 Canada New England Cruise Symposium from June 19th-21st. In addition to great educational sessions, the symposium will offer networking opportunities between industry, ports and cruise line executives. The Symposium is ideal for anyone who would like to know more about the fastest growing segment of the travel industry. Since 1970, cruising has grown by 1400%. During the next 5 years, the cruise industry will introduce at least 42 new ships and cruise passengers are expected to reach 20.7 million by 2010.