There's been a lot of hugs and smiles at the Charlottetown airport these days.
Whether it's family members who haven't seen each other for a while or long-time friends reuniting, the airport can be a place where emotions run high.
Randi-Lynn Perry and her two children were eagerly awaiting the arrival of husband and father Tyler Perry, who was coming home for the holidays after spending the last three weeks working in Alberta.
"Pretty excited to enjoy the holidays and get a little bit of a break from everyday life," said Randi-Lynn.
Tyler, who has been working in Alberta back and forth for about eight years, said it felt good to be home again.
"There's no better feeling, especially at Christmas."
Jogesh Sharma was waiting for his nephew, Haashish Sharma, to arrive from India. Jogesh has lived on P.E.I. for six years, and Haashish will be the first man in his family to visit him.
Haashish is going to school in Nova Scotia on a student permit, but he'll spend the first week in Canada with his uncle.
"Because he is coming to a new country he didn't know any rules, regulations ... whatever so he's very scared," Jogesh said.
"Instead of going directly to his university he wants to come and meet me so I can teach him a few things and then drop him off."
21/12/18 CBC.ca
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Whether it's family members who haven't seen each other for a while or long-time friends reuniting, the airport can be a place where emotions run high.
Randi-Lynn Perry and her two children were eagerly awaiting the arrival of husband and father Tyler Perry, who was coming home for the holidays after spending the last three weeks working in Alberta.
"Pretty excited to enjoy the holidays and get a little bit of a break from everyday life," said Randi-Lynn.
Tyler, who has been working in Alberta back and forth for about eight years, said it felt good to be home again.
"There's no better feeling, especially at Christmas."
Jogesh Sharma was waiting for his nephew, Haashish Sharma, to arrive from India. Jogesh has lived on P.E.I. for six years, and Haashish will be the first man in his family to visit him.
Haashish is going to school in Nova Scotia on a student permit, but he'll spend the first week in Canada with his uncle.
"Because he is coming to a new country he didn't know any rules, regulations ... whatever so he's very scared," Jogesh said.
"Instead of going directly to his university he wants to come and meet me so I can teach him a few things and then drop him off."
21/12/18 CBC.ca
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