In 2001 I called them abominable and inane. In 2002 I asked:

…why is it that the expensive centrepiece of our primary secular and religous holiday consists of a illuminated duck drinking from an illuminated champagne fountain?

Finally the Capital Commission has come to its senses; here’s a clip from a story running on the CBC Prince Edward Island website (emphasis mine):

CBC Story Clip

Give them a few more years and they’ll have Founder’s Hall converted to something useful, and Nickelback banned from the waterfront.

Peter Rukavina

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