P.E.I. speeds up tree planting with new programs and greenhouses
The province is ramping up tree production over the next six years, following in the footsteps of a federal program called 2 Billion Trees. The national program aims to plant…
Climate change pain, energy creation among common topics for island governments
The prime minister of Saint Kitts and Nevis says his country and Prince Edward Island are facing many of the same challenges when it comes to fighting the effects of climate…
Summerside mayor fears his city will decline under new provincial immigration plan
Summerside Mayor Dan Kutcher has joined P.E.I. business owners and prospective immigrants in speaking out against the provincial government's plans to moderate population growth by cutting back on the number…
‘The show must go on:’ How online ticketing is affecting P.E.I. artists and venues
North Rustico's Watermark Theatre is by no means the smallest venue on P.E.I., but with 100 seats, it's not very big, either. Watermark's manager of administration and marketing, Lara Dias,…
Hitting the trails this spring? Dust off your feet before you head home
It's just a quick PSA: if you're on Island trails, remember to brush off your feet before driving away! That's the message from the Invasive Species Council as the group…
Charlottetown to hire a consultant to polish up its parking plan
Charlottetown is revamping its downtown parking strategy as a surge in population is only expected to continue in the years to come. "As we all know, parking is at a…
Extreme weather causing billions of dollars in damage, driving up insurance premiums: StatsCan
The increasing frequency of extreme weather events across the country has caused the sums paid out annually for catastrophic insurance claims to explode — and annual payouts for the last four years now…
New immigration guide aims to make adjusting to Island life a bit easier
A new guide is available to help immigrants and refugees on P.E.I. better understand the supports and resources available to them. "Understanding the immigration process and settling in a new…
Immigration protest on P.E.I. could turn into hunger strike, organizer warns
Some immigrant workers are prepared to go on a hunger strike if the P.E.I. government doesn't reverse some recent changes to who gets preference under the Provincial Nominee Program, says one…
For many on P.E.I., affordable housing is unaffordable
If your household income is $60,000 a year, you can afford to pay $1,500 a month in rent. Says who? The people who define "affordable housing" — which can include…
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