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Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — where Islanders share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, we welcome Daniel Cousins, candidate for Mayor of Charlottetown, to discuss his vision for the city's future.

From housing affordability and municipal spending to public safety, infrastructure, local businesses, and government transparency, we explore the key challenges facing Charlottetown and what he hopes to change if elected.

Join the conversation and share your thoughts and questions!The Island Dew goes LIVE on Facebook and YouTube, Monday through Wednesday at 10:00 AM.

John Jeffrey, former CBC PEI political journalist, explores interesting ideas and the people behind them.

In this episode, he is joined by Barb McKenna and Kier Kenny to revisit the 1988 murder of Byron Carr, one of Prince Edward Island’s most troubling unsolved crimes.

They discuss the original police investigation, the recent developments that brought the case back into the spotlight, and the disappearance of crucial evidence that raised serious questions about the handling of the case.

The conversation also explores police accountability, the collapse of the murder prosecution, the lasting impact on Carr’s family, and the ongoing search for truth and justice nearly four decades later.

John Jeffrey, former CBC PEI political journalist, explores interesting ideas and the people behind them.In Part 2 of his conversation with Tim Banks—prominent Prince Edward Island businessman, real estate developer, and CEO of APM—they discuss the continued expansion of Blackbush Beach Resort, the potential for year-round tourism, and the opportunities and challenges facing PEI’s economic future.They also explore government red tape, environmental regulations, land use and the protection of agricultural land, municipal amalgamation, and the need for stronger political leadership. The conversation turns to government spending, economic growth, and the upcoming provincial election, as Banks shares his views on the tough decisions needed to move Prince Edward Island forward.

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — where Islanders share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, we welcome back Jeff Cooke from Cooke Insurance Group to discuss the issues shaping PEI’s future.

From upcoming elections and government spending to rising debt, affordability, healthcare, and economic challenges, we explore what matters most to Islanders.

Join the conversation and share your thoughts and questions!

The Island Dew goes LIVE on Facebook and YouTube, Monday through Wednesday at 10:00 AM.

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, we welcome Joe Byrne, former leader of the PEI NDP, for an open conversation about politics, social justice, and the issues facing Prince Edward Island.

From immigration and affordability to taxation, economic inequality, and the future of PEI, we explore the challenges and opportunities that matter to Islanders.

Join the conversation and bring your comments and questions!

🎙️ The Island Dew goes LIVE on Facebook and YouTube Monday through Wednesday at 10:00 AM.

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, Steve Ogden, Mayor of Stratford, joins us to discuss the community’s rapid growth and future development. The conversation covers housing affordability, infrastructure, traffic congestion, the new community campus, recreational facilities, business expansion, and public engagement.

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The Island Dew goes LIVE on Facebook and YouTube Monday through Wednesday at 10:00 AM.

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, we welcome back special guest Jeff Cooke from Cooke Insurance Group for an open conversation about the issues facing Prince Edward Island.

From government spending and rising debt to affordability, municipal elections, and the future of PEI, we explore the challenges and opportunities that matter to Islanders.

Join the conversation and bring your comments and questions!The Island Dew goes LIVE on Facebook and YouTube Monday through Wednesday at 10:00 AM.

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, Cory Snow, Deputy Mayor of Summerside, and Cecil Villard, former Charlottetown City Councillor, join us as candidates for Mayor of their respective cities. They discuss municipal leadership and key issues facing Island communities — including housing affordability, population growth, infrastructure, taxes, municipal spending, and public engagement.

Join the conversation and bring your comments and questions!The Island Dew goes LIVE on Facebook and YouTube Monday through Wednesday at 10:00 AM.

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, we welcome PEI author Keir Lowther for a conversation about writing, competitive sport, and Island life. Keir shares the inspiration behind his books, his journey from tennis to writing, and how PEI continues to influence his work.

Originally aired live. Join The Island Dew LIVE on Facebook and YouTube every Monday through Wednesday at 10:00 AM. Bring your comments, questions, and issues that matter to Islanders — your voice matters!

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, we welcome special guest Paul Allen from Elections PEI. With municipal elections approaching, Paul takes us behind the scenes of the election process — from candidate registration and voter eligibility to ballots, voting procedures, vote counting, and the safeguards in place to help ensure every vote counts.

Originally aired live. Join The Island Dew LIVE on Facebook and YouTube every Monday through Wednesday at 10:00 AM. Bring your comments, questions, and issues that matter to Islanders — your voice matters!

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, Philip Brown, Mayor of Charlottetown, and Basil Stewart, former Mayor of Summerside, join us to discuss municipal leadership and key issues facing Island communities — including housing, development, infrastructure, taxes, and community growth.

Join the conversation and bring your comments and questions!The Island Dew goes LIVE on Facebook and YouTube Monday through Wednesday at 10:00 AM.

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.In this episode, we welcome special guest Derek Tweel, a lifelong Charlottetown resident and dedicated community volunteer. Derek shares his perspective on volunteerism, the Gold Cup Parade, Charlottetown’s changing community, and the importance of giving back.Originally aired live. Join The Island Dew LIVE on Facebook and YouTube every Monday through Wednesday at 10:00 AM. Bring your comments, questions, and issues that matter to Islanders — your voice matters!

The Exchange Podcast is brought to you by The Island Dew.

In this episode, we're joined by special guest Sean Doke to discuss Truth and Reconciliation and what it means for Islanders beyond September 30. We explore Mi’kmaq history on Prince Edward Island, Peace and Friendship Treaties, Indigenous rights and governance, the legacy of residential schools, and the importance of understanding the history we share.

Sean also shares his perspective on what meaningful reconciliation can look like today and how Islanders can continue learning, building relationships, and taking action throughout the year.

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.In this episode, we welcome special guest Shawn Murphy, former Member of Parliament for Charlottetown. Shawn reflects on his experience in federal politics and shares his perspective on issues facing PEI and Canada, including Canada–U.S. relations, PEI’s growing debt and deficit, public spending, and the challenges of political leadership.Originally aired live. Join The Island Dew LIVE on Facebook and YouTube every Monday through Wednesday at 10:00 AM. Bring your comments, questions, and issues that matter to Islanders — your voice matters!

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, we welcome special guest Dan Kutcher, incoming leader of the PEI Liberal Party.

Dan shares his journey to making PEI his home, reflects on his experience as Mayor of Summerside, and discusses his vision for the province’s future. He talks about balancing PEI’s unique identity with the need for change, rebuilding the Liberal Party, and his plans for the next provincial election.

Originally aired live. Join The Island Dew LIVE on Facebook and YouTube every Monday through Wednesday at 10:00 AM. Bring your comments, questions, and issues that matter to Islanders — your voice matters!

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, we welcome special guest Albert Kays, co-owner of Island Homes PEI Real Estate, for a conversation about PEI’s real estate market, local business, and community life.

Albert shares his family’s Lebanese immigration story and the history of Kays Brothers, reflects on the importance of supporting local businesses, and offers insights into PEI’s housing market. He also discusses his passion for music, theatre, and community fundraising.

Originally aired live. Join The Island Dew LIVE on Facebook and YouTube every Monday through Wednesday at 10:00 AM. Bring your comments, questions, and issues that matter to Islanders — your voice matters!

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, we welcome special guest Corryn Clemence, CEO of the Tourism Industry Association of Prince Edward Island (TIAPEI), for an engaging conversation about PEI’s growing tourism industry, the challenges facing local operators, and the opportunities for sustainable, year-round tourism.

Corryn shares insights into PEI’s five-year tourism strategy, the economic impact of tourism, efforts to extend the tourism season, and new training programs designed to enhance visitor experiences.

Originally aired live, this episode brings together industry insights, Island perspectives, and thoughtful discussion on the future of tourism and its role in supporting PEI’s economy and communities.

Join The Island Dew LIVE on Facebook and YouTube every Monday through Wednesday at 10:00 AM. Bring your comments, questions, and issues that matter to Islanders — your voice matters.

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, Amir Zuccolo, candidate for Mayor of Charlottetown, and Anne Forrester Van Donkersgoed, candidate for Mayor of Three Rivers, join us for a conversation about their communities, why they chose to run, and some of the key issues facing municipalities across Prince Edward Island — including housing, development, community growth, planning, and public engagement.

Join the conversation and bring your comments and questions!

The Island Dew goes LIVE on Facebook and YouTube Monday through Wednesday at 10:00 AM.

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this special encore episode, John Jeffery and Ian Petrie join us to discuss Canada’s changing relationship with the United States, growing ties with Europe, trade and tariffs, and what it could all mean for Prince Edward Island.

Join the conversation and bring your comments and questions!

The Island Dew normally goes LIVE on Facebook and YouTube Monday through Wednesday at 10:00 AM. Today’s broadcast is a special extra edition — join the conversation and bring your comments and questions!

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this special encore episode, we welcome back Allan Dale as he reflects on more than 40 years of service in the Canadian Navy and discusses opportunities in the Canadian Armed Forces, including the Reserves, education and training, career options, and ways Islanders can get involved in Canada’s defence sector.

This special live episode brings together personal stories, practical information, and Island perspectives.

The Island Dew normally goes LIVE on Facebook and YouTube Monday through Wednesday at 10:00 AM. Today’s broadcast is a special extra edition — join the conversation and bring your comments and questions!

John Jeffrey, former CBC PEI political journalist, explores interesting ideas and the people behind them.

In this episode, John sits down with Shawn Driscoll—an Islander, Ottawa lobbyist and consultant, and former political staffer—to discuss Prince Edward Island’s economic future and the challenges facing the province.

They discuss economic growth, government spending and debt, healthcare, population growth, government regulation, and what PEI can do to create jobs, attract investment, and keep more young Islanders at home.

Welcome back to The Island Dew Community Call-in!

In this episode, we take a look at some of the key issues making headlines across PEI, including the debate over private healthcare, challenges facing the Island’s oyster industry, childcare funding, rising fuel and heating costs, the Summerside solar battery fire, and infrastructure priorities.

We’re LIVE on both Facebook and YouTube, giving Islanders more ways to join the conversation, ask questions, and share their perspectives.

Tune in LIVE Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. — your voice and comments are always welcome!

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, we welcome back special guest Allan Dale for a wide-ranging conversation about Prince Edward Island’s growing role in Canada’s defence sector, the opportunities ahead for Island businesses and industries, and the importance of regional collaboration.

Allan also shares updates on Gale Force Winds, including new training programs, support for transitioning Canadian veterans, and the upcoming Gale Force Intelligence platform.

Originally aired live, this episode brings together thoughtful discussion, Island perspectives, and spontaneous conversation on the issues and opportunities shaping PEI.

Join The Island Dew LIVE on Facebook and YouTube every Monday through Wednesday at 10:00 AM. Bring your comments, questions, and issues that matter to Islanders — your voice matters.

Welcome back to The Island Dew Community Call-in! After a summer break, we’re excited to return for our first live broadcast of the fall.

In this episode, we catch up on what’s happening across PEI, including politics, healthcare, the economy, energy, and upcoming municipal elections.

We’re also now LIVE on both Facebook and YouTube, giving Islanders more ways to join the conversation and share their perspectives.

Tune in LIVE Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. — your voice and comments are always welcome!

The Exchange Podcast is brought to you by The Island Dew.

In this episode, we're joined by Jason Lund and Darren Gallant, local paranormal investigators exploring unexplained activity across Prince Edward Island.

We discuss how they got started, the equipment and techniques they use, and some of their most memorable investigations. The conversation also explores PEI’s historic mysteries, reportedly haunted locations, EVP recordings, and the stories behind some of the Island’s unexplained activity.

This fascinating conversation offers a unique look at paranormal investigation, local history, and the mysteries that continue to capture Islanders’ curiosity.

The Exchange Podcast is brought to you by The Island Dew.

In this episode, we're joined by special guest Zane Nicholson, NDP candidate for District 11, Charlottetown–Belvedere.

Zane brings a frontline perspective to politics through his work in healthcare and his involvement in community programming.e discuss the NDP’s rebuilding efforts, the possibility of a provincial election, and what it will take for the party to gain representation in the PEI Legislature.

The conversation also explores healthcare and long-term care, affordability, taxation, energy, fiscal responsibility, public services, and support for local businesses.

This timely conversation offers insight into Zane’s priorities, the direction of the PEI NDP, and the perspective he hopes to bring to Island politics.

The Exchange Podcast is brought to you by The Island Dew.In this episode, we're joined by special guest Campbell Webster to discuss the future of squash on Prince Edward Island and the proposed removal of the squash courts at UPEI. We explore the growing squash community, the importance of these facilities to youth and athletes, the Canada Games legacy, and the proposed High Performance Centre.Campbell also shares his perspective on the ongoing dispute and his hope for a collaborative solution that supports both UPEI and the Island’s squash community.

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In this episode, we're joined by special guest Matt MacFarlane, Leader of the Green Party of Prince Edward Island and MLA for Borden-Kinkora. Matt discusses the Green Party’s recent momentum, the possibility of a provincial election, and his perspective on the issues that matter most to Islanders.

We explore affordability, healthcare, energy, fiscal responsibility, and good government. This timely conversation offers insight into Matt’s priorities, the Green Party’s direction, and his vision for Prince Edward Island.

John Jeffrey, former CBC PEI political journalist, explores interesting ideas and the people behind them.

In this episode, John Jeffrey sits down with Tim Banks—prominent Prince Edward Island businessman, real estate developer, and CEO of APM—to discuss his vision for Blackbush Beach Resort, the future of tourism and development on Prince Edward Island, and the balance between economic growth, land use, environmental protection, and government regulation.

They also discuss housing, population growth, government spending and debt, immigration, and the tough decisions that will be necessary to grow PEI’s economy and create opportunities for the next generation.

The Exchange Podcast is brought to you by The Island Dew.In this episode, we're joined by Ethan Malcom and Ryan Casey and to talk about the growth of lacrosse in Prince Edward Island and the story behind the Island Oaks.From coaching and youth development to the Oaks’ championship-winning first season, Ryan and Ethan share their experiences, the importance of community support, and their hopes for the future of lacrosse on PEI.A great conversation about sport, teamwork, community, and growing the game for the next generation.

Welcome to this special Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices and perspectives.

In this episode, special guests Ian Petrie and John Jeffery join us to discuss Canada–U.S. trade relations, tariffs, and the ongoing CUSMA negotiations. The conversation explores what a changing trade relationship could mean for Prince Edward Island, from dairy, potatoes, and seafood to manufacturing, jobs, and the broader Island economy.

Originally streamed live, this episode brings together political and economic analysis, guest perspectives, and community discussion on the challenges ahead for PEI.

Whether you joined us live or are listening back, thanks for being part of the conversation.

John Jeffrey, former CBC PEI political journalist, explores interesting ideas and the people behind them.

In this episode, John Jeffrey sits down with Jamie Fox—former interim leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island, former MLA and longtime political figure—to discuss his time leading the party through a period of uncertainty, the changing political landscape in Prince Edward Island, the future of the Progressive Conservatives, and the tough choices facing Islanders on the economy, government spending, land use, and growth.

The Exchange Podcast is brought to you by The Island Dew.

In this episode, we're joined by special guest Dan Kutcher, Mayor of Summerside, lawyer, entrepreneur, and community leader. Dan reflects on his decision not to seek another term and shares insights from his journey in politics, business, and public service.

We explore Summerside’s growth, housing, downtown revitalization, energy security, and the importance of strong community connections. This thoughtful conversation offers valuable lessons on leadership, responsible government, and creating a lasting impact.

The Exchange Podcast is brought to you by The Island Dew.

In this episode, we're joined by special guest Phil Gallant for a conversation about mental health, addiction, resilience, and the importance of human connection.

Together, we explore the impact of social media, the challenges facing our communities, and why building stronger support systems starts with compassion, understanding, and meaningful conversations.

A thoughtful episode offering practical insights into one of today's most important issues.

In this episode, we're joined by special guest Michael Byrne, Co-Founder & CEO of BIA Neurosciencem, as he shares the journey of building a connected hardware and software startup and taking an idea from 0 to 1.

John Jeffrey, former CBC PEI political journalist, explores interesting ideas and the people behind them.

In this episode, John Jeffrey sits down with Mark Ledwell—lawyer, business leader, and former Progressive Conservative leadership candidate—to discuss his unexpected leadership campaign, his vision for Prince Edward Island, the future of the Conservative Party, and the issues facing Islanders today.

The Exchange Podcast is brought to you by The Island Dew.

In this episode, we're joined by special guest Mike Hughes, professional wrestler, entrepreneur, and founder of Red Rock Wrestling.

Mike takes us through his extraordinary journey from Prince Edward Island to wrestling around the globe, sharing stories of perseverance, personal challenges, leadership, and giving back to the community. We also explore the evolution of professional wrestling, the lessons learned from an international career, and why supporting youth and local communities remains at the heart of everything he does.

This inspiring conversation is filled with unforgettable stories, practical life lessons, and a powerful reminder that true success is measured by the impact we have on others.

Welcome to this special Island Dew live event! The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, we’re joined by special guest John Jeffery, former CBC PEI political journalist for live coverage and analysis of the Cornwall–Meadowbank provincial by-election.

Originally streamed live, this episode features real-time election results, political analysis, special guests, and community discussion on the issues shaping Prince Edward Island—from party leadership and the economy to the future of Island politics.

Whether you joined us live or are listening back, thanks for being part of the conversation.

The Exchange Podcast is brought to you by The Island Dew.

In this episode, we’re joined by special guest Alex Docherty, a seventh-generation Prince Edward Island farmer, entrepreneur, and business leader. Alex shares his remarkable journey from growing up on a family potato farm to building successful businesses across agriculture, transportation, marinas, and emerging industries.

From personal stories about family, farming, and entrepreneurship to candid discussions on leadership, government policy, innovation, and the future of Prince Edward Island’s agricultural sector, this conversation offers valuable insights into resilience, business growth, and community leadership.

John Jeffrey, former CBC PEI political journalist, exploring interesting ideas and the people behind them.

In this episode, John Jeffery sits down with monks from the Great Enlightenment Buddhist Institute Society (GEBIS) on Prince Edward Island to discuss many of the questions and concerns surrounding the monastery, including its mission, community concerns, and more.

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, we're joined by special guests Treena Smith, Senior Executive Director, and Andrea MacDonald, Vice President of Community Impact Strategy at United Way Maritimes. Together, they discuss poverty reduction, community partnerships, charitable giving, and how United Way supports local organizations across Prince Edward Island. This conversation explores the challenges and opportunities facing Island communities.

Originally aired live, this session captures real, unfiltered Island conversation. Whether you called in live or are listening back, you’re part of the conversation.

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, we're joined by special guest Brandon Williams, Director of the Rental Housing Providers of PEI. Brandon discusses the Island's rental housing market, rent control, housing affordability, landlord challenges, and the impact of government policy on housing supply and investment. The conversation also explores possible solutions to improve the rental market while balancing the needs of both landlords and tenants.

Originally aired live, this episode features candid discussion, audience questions, and community perspectives on one of Prince Edward Island's most important issues.

Whether you called in live or are listening back, you're part of the conversation.

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, special guest Bianca McGregor, CEO of the Greater Charlottetown Area Chamber of Commerce, joins the conversation to discuss the issues shaping Prince Edward Island’s business community. From economic development and workforce challenges to taxation, housing, energy, and public policy, Bianca shares valuable insights into the opportunities and challenges facing Island businesses and communities today.

Originally aired live, this episode features thoughtful audience questions, community perspectives, and candid discussion on the topics that matter most to Islanders.

Whether you joined us live or are listening back, you’re part of the conversation.

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.In this episode, we’re joined by special guest John Jeffery, former CBC PEI political journalist. Alongside community call-ins, we explore local issues, Island politics, rural development, economic growth, and the topics that matter most to Islanders.Originally aired live, this session captures real, unfiltered Island talk — from thoughtful discussions to spontaneous moments. Whether you called in or are listening back, you’re part of the conversation.

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, we’re joined by special guest, Riley Shea, who discusses entrepreneurship, tourism, and community life on Prince Edward Island.  From his roots in Tignish to becoming a co-owner of Marco Polo Land Campground in Cavendish, Riley shares insights on business, family, and the future of Island communities.

Originally aired live, this session captures real, unfiltered Island conversation. Featuring thoughtful audience questions, community insights, and candid discussion, this episode highlights the voices, challenges, and opportunities that matter most to Islanders.Whether you called in live or are listening back, you’re part of the conversation.

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, we’re joined by special guest Alex Dockerty, an entrepreneur and passionate advocate for Prince Edward Island’s agricultural community. Alongside community call-ins, we explore the issues shaping Island life — from farming, food security, and succession planning to local food production, land use, taxation, and the future of agriculture on PEI.

Originally aired live, this session captures real, unfiltered Island conversation. Featuring thoughtful audience questions, community insights, and candid discussion, this episode highlights the voices, challenges, and opportunities that matter most to Islanders.

Whether you called in live or are listening back, you’re part of the conversation.

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, we'll share some thoughts on what’s been happening around our community, reflecting on local priorities, and responding to what’s on your minds.

Originally aired live, this episode captures the real spirit of Island conversation — honest, unfiltered, and sometimes a little spontaneous. Whether you were there live or you’re tuning in now, you’re still part of the conversation.

Our LIVE broadcast on Facebook every day at noon (12 PM) on The Island Dew. We always welcome your voice and comments!

John Jeffrey, former CBC PEI political journalist, exploring interesting ideas and the people behind them.

In this episode, John Jeffery welcomes longtime PEI journalist Ian Petrie for a thoughtful conversation exploring the growth of Buddhist monastic communities in eastern PEI and the impact they are having on Island life and culture.

The Exchange Podcast is brought to you by The Island Dew.

In this episode, we’re joined by special guest Marsha Metcalfe Doiron, an Island entrepreneur, tourism leader, and business strategist. Marsha shares her journey through tourism, transportation, business growth, acquisitions, and community-focused entrepreneurship across Prince Edward Island and Atlantic Canada.

From personal stories to practical business insights, this conversation explores leadership, entrepreneurship, and the future of tourism and local enterprise.

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.In this episode, we’re joined by special guest Jeff Cooke from Cooke Insurance Group, bringing his insights and experience into the conversation. Alongside community call-ins, we explore local issues, industry perspectives, and the topics that matter most to Islanders.Originally aired live, this session captures real, unfiltered Island talk — from thoughtful discussions to spontaneous moments. Whether you called in or are listening back, you’re part of the conversation.