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Today's Menu Specials

Lunch Every Friday at bestofpei Market for $7.50

Lunch Lunch Wrap Special at Hunter's Ale House for $7.99

Lunch 3pc. Fish and Chips at Mosaic Seafood and Grill for $9.49

Lunch Fish and Chips at Cedars Eatery for $9.95

Lunch Roast Buffet at Mosaic Seafood and Grill for $10.49

Lunch Lunch Buffet at Charlottetwon Driving Park Entertainment Center for $11.95

Supper Steak Dinner (Note our New Address!) at City Diner for $5.00

Supper Kafta at Cedars Eatery for $10.95

Supper Steak and Scallops at Hunter's Ale House for $18.99

Supper Shish Taouk at Cedars Eatery for $19.95

Supper Dinner Buffet at Charlottetwon Driving Park Entertainment Center for $23.95

All Day Special Lunch Special and Saturday Steak Specail at Razzy's Roadhouse for $8.59

All Day Special Hot Hamburger at Brits Fish and Chips for $9.95

All Day Special Steak and Lobster at Hunter's Ale House for $28.99

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    Ford bests rivals after 60 years, as new order emerges
    Auto maker's sales jumped 25 per cent in Canada in June, while those of GM slumped 31 per cent




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