Driver arrested after man suffers critical injuries in Summerside parking lot
Shane Ross Summerside police have arrested the driver of a vehicle they say left the scene after hitting a pedestrian […]
Power surges shut down P.E.I. government website for weekend
Shane Ross The government of P.E.I. website, which contains data on hospital wait times, library services and other valuable information, […]
Changed By Fiona: Coping with trauma
Post-tropical storm Fiona passed over P.E.I. in the early morning of Sept. 24, 2022, but the ripples are still being […]
Thousands on P.E.I. without power amid high winds
Thinh Nguyen Much of Summerside, which has its own power utility, was without power as of 12:40 p.m. Sunday. More than 6,000 […]
Right whale sighting shuts down lobster fishing section for at least 15 days
Tony Davis Some lobster fishers in LFA 24 will have to pull their traps even though they’re just three weeks in the fishing season after […]
Backbencher wants to know when more nurse practitioners will be in P.E.I. emergency rooms
Brittany Spencer PC MLA Hilton MacLennan wants to know when the government will follow through on its campaign commitment to […]
Worker retention, better planning key to meeting P.E.I.’s need for health-care professionals
Devon Goodsell A report predicting that P.E.I. will need to hire more than 2,000 new health-care workers in the next […]
P.E.I. School Food Program sees record growth while trying to tackle rising costs
Thinh Nguyen A program that provides pay-what-you-can meals to Island students is seeing record demand this school year. At the […]
Housing, food insecurity focus areas for P.E.I. opposition parties
Kerry Campbell Concerns around the cost of living were front and centre in the legislature on Thursday, with MLAs focused […]
Sports, cultural organizations recognized for reconciliation efforts in P.E.I.
Lisa Catterall Four P.E.I. organizations were honoured at the third annual L’nuey Reconciliation Recognition Awards in Charlottetown on Thursday. …more […]
RCMP investigating weekend vandalism
CBC News The RCMP in Stratford is looking into a case of vandalism involving a golf course in the town. […]
Lieutenant-Commander Michelle Hopping named commander of HMCS Queen Charlotte
Tony Davis It’s His Majesty’s Canadian Ship Queen Charlotte’s 100th year and for the first time the unit will be […]
The wait is over: Charlottetown Cineplex welcomes back moviegoers this weekend
Thinh Nguyen The Charlottetown Cineplex is finally opening its doors to Islanders this Friday after being closed for seven months […]
Gardam apologizes for ICU remarks, says Summerside hospital staff ‘rightly upset’
Shane Ross,Steve Bruce Health P.E.I.’s CEO is apologizing to staff at Prince County Hospital for comments he made this week […]
P.E.I. climate change specialist hopes new web series encourages more ‘Coastie’ photos
CBC News P.E.I. has been featured in Parks Canada’s new web series called ‘Climate Crew.’ …more : News Charlottetown – […]
Pet palliative care program ‘the perfect fit’ for first foster
Kevin Yarr A new program from the P.E.I. Humane Society has brought a lot of happiness to the first Islander […]
A controversial P.E.I. development includes a stony seawall. Critics say it threatens the shoreline
Jonathan Ore A controversial construction project on the coast of P.E.I. has been the subject of residents’ ire for months, […]
New office to help immigrants opens in Summerside
CBC News Newcomers immigrating to Prince Edward Island who are settling in the Summerside area have a new place to […]
2 men face drug charges after altercation at gas station
CBC News An altercation with police at a gas station in Richmond, P.E.I., has resulted in drug trafficking charges against […]
How artists face unique mental-health challenges, and what P.E.I. is doing about it
Shane Ross A new grant aims to help artists on P.E.I. deal with unique mental health-challenges. …more : News Charlottetown […]
Hold your horses: Richard III defenders tell Charlottetown filmgoers king wasn’t all that bad
Maggie Brown Christine Hurlbut and Clement Carelse are committed Ricardians — a term used to describe people who believe the much-maligned […]
West Royalty residents worried about road overhaul coming to their neighbourhood
CBC News Some residents in the West Royalty neighbourhood of Charlottetown are concerned about some road work that will be starting this fall. […]
P.E.I. residents worried leaning trees and Fiona debris could cause more damage
CBC News Some Islanders say that while the deadline has passed for cleanup help from Fiona, there are still a […]
7 candidates vying for vacant Summerside city council seat
CBC News Nominations closed Friday afternoon for the Ward 3 byelection, which is scheduled for May 29. …more : News […]
Government officials, community groups meet in Charlottetown to discuss homelessness
CBC News People from multiple levels of government as well as community groups discussed issues such as social housing, encampments […]
From tools to helpful tech: Check out what’s new at P.E.I. public libraries
Nancy Russell The P.E.I. Public Library Service can help you dig into your garden, catch up on some home repairs, […]
North Shore residents fear Fiona tree debris could feed a wildfire
Wayne Thibodeau Some North Shore residents are growing increasingly concerned about the risk of fire posed by trees downed by […]
P.E.I. cities expecting boost from sporting events this summer
Arturo Chang Officials with the P.E.I. cities of Charlottetown and Summerside say they hope local businesses will get a boost […]
Interactive map now online will help P.E.I. adventurers hit the trails
CBC News Recreation P.E.I. has released an interactive trail map of all the publicly accessible trails in the province just […]
P.E.I. celebrates ‘lifetime’ memory as Britain crowns new king
Shane Ross Hundreds gathered in Charlottetown on Saturday to mark the coronation of King Charles III. …more
