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Our question of the week centred around birth order and Jason Flores sent us his story that started, "This is a quick message about how birth order can change."

Education Minister Bill Hogan says he will take steps to dissolve a defiant Anglophone East district education council. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to former deputy education minister Dennis Cochrane, and Michel Doucet, an expert on constitutional rights in education, for their thoughts on the latest developments. 

Musicians from across Atlantic Canada are in Prince Edward Island this week for the ECMA's. Our local music columnist Emma Chevarie is there too to take in all the action. 

Rebekah Chasse's pick this week: The Fall Guy

New Brunswick's education minister has given Anglophone East's district education council until the end of ​t​he day to back down in a legal dispute over Policy 713. ​Jacques Poitras look​s at the overlapping policies and legal actions at the heart of this dispute​.

Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park in Woodstock holds 42 years of family memories. The park was sold last week. ​W​e check in with the ​former owners, Janet and Peter Clark​, and hear about their experiences and stories at the park as they pass on the torch.