Scanning the Prince Edward Island headlines in my RSS reader this morning, I note that there’s a broad spectrum of opinion on whether we’ll be having an election here this spring:

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Although we’ll be involved again deep in the thick of the electoral process, albeit in the calm inner waters of non-political election logistics, we hear about the election call at the same time as everyone else. To get some idea of what this means from a planning perspective, imagine that you’re going to have a child, but that the birth could happen either any minute now, or in six months. But you’ve got to be ready.

Peter Rukavina

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