Trivia fans! Try the 2023 Prince Edward Island news quiz
CBC
Another year is in the books, P.E.I. Have you been keeping up with the news around the province in 2023?
With friends and family gathering for the holidays, what better time to see who among them was most tuned into the news around Prince Edward Island this past year?
You can take the quiz solo, or read off the questions to your group and see how they do.
Below are a variety of news stories from throughout the last 12 months. You'll find the answers to the questions at the bottom of the page.
1. The Canada Winter Games brought hundreds of athletes to P.E.I. this year. Which team had a 15-year-old hockey phenom who filled the rink for every game?
2. An iconic, selfie-friendly statue at the Charlottetown Airport moved on earlier this year. What was that statue? (Bonus point if you know its name.)
3. What happened at UPEI during the winter semester that led to the university's exam period being cancelled?
4. The April election saw Dennis King's PC government returning
Sudbury's health unit is the latest to announce that a vaccine rollout is under way to help reduce the risk of people contacting COVID, the flu, and other respiratory viruses this fall.
Halifax Water is asking residents of parts of some neighbourhoods near the Armdale Roundabout to reduce their water usage while they carry out repair work in the area.
Liberal Leader Susan Holt has promised another community-care clinic, this time in Woodstock.
A First Nations father hoping to become a trustee for a western Manitoba school board that's been embroiled in controversy over residential school comments says he was dismayed to learn many First Nations residents in the area can't vote in an upcoming byelection.
About 4,150 Edmonton public school support workers are preparing to take strike votes after more than four years without current collective agreements.
Residents in B.C.'s East Kootenay want to see improvements to health care this election, with many forced to travel to get the care they need.
If you've ever dreamed of owning a home on the Toronto Islands, now is your chance.
Environment and Climate Change Canada has updated its climate normals as measured at Charlottetown Airport, with the data showing the continuing impact of climate change.
The Sahtu Secretariat Inc. (SSI) will advocate for a winter road that connects Fort Good Hope, N.W.T., to Inuvik.
As the House of Commons debated the Bloc Québécois' demand for an increase to pensions for younger seniors this week, the dysfunction driving the second condition in Bloc Leader Yves-François Blanchet's ultimatum was hiding in plain sight.
The Government of Alberta said it is eyeing legal action against Contentment Social Services if it does not return provincial financial benefits used by clients to pay for its services.