ContentSkip to Main ContentAccessibility HelpnewsTop StoriesLocalClimateWorldCanadaPoliticsIndigenousBusinessThe NationalHealthEntertainmentScienceCBC News InvestigatesGo PublicAbout CBC NewsBeing Black in CanadaP.E.I.’s Easter Seals ambassador is hitting the road to spread her message at Island schools11 hours agoDuration 2:0211 hours agoNewsDuration 2:02Eight-year-old Remi Dean is P.E.I.’s 2025 Easter Seals ambassador, helping raise money and awareness for people living with disabilities. She started out on the annual school tour with her motto in mind: “Remember, you can do hard things.” CBC’s Tony Davis reports. Related Stories Easter Sunday and Monday: What’s open and closed on P.E.I.? Islanders step up to back local farmers at P.E.I. Easter Beef Sale Students from 3 P.E.I. schools set to travel to Europe for a ‘more personal’ history lesson Freezing rain warning leads to schools cancelled across P.E.I. Monday In need of a knee replacement for over 2 years, P.E.I. woman says the wait is ‘wrecking’ her lifeMore from NewsVideo3:45Vast, rural Labrador riding will send political newcomer to Ottawa6 minutes agoVideo2:00A practice voting day helps newcomers get ready for the real thing6 minutes agoVideo2:40Fireguards and more gear part of this season’s wildfire plan36 minutes agoVideo19:43The Breakdown | Subliminal campaign messaging + Poll TrackerThe Breakdown – Full Show 36 minutes agoVideo3:47Worried about the road ahead: Truckers weigh in on the biggest issues this election36 minutes agoTrending NowVideo0:12Footage shows Toronto police officers opening fire during North York traffic stopApril 22Video7:37Where do the polls stand 1 week from election day?April 21Video8:54How do the Liberal and Conservative platforms compare? | Power & PoliticsApril 22Video2:05What we know about the police shooting at a North York traffic stopCBC News Toronto April 22Video8:32Conservatives roll out ads without Poilievre in final stretch of campaign | Power & PoliticsApril 21now
P.E.I.s Easter Seals ambassador is hitting the road to spread her message at Island schools
