P.E.I. turning off cellphones in classrooms
Details of a new policy removing cellphones from P.E.I. classrooms will be released Tuesday, Education Minister Natalie Jameson announced on Island Morning. "This is an important step forward as we start…
P.E.I.’s 3rd heat wave of the year forecast to be longest yet
Another Monday, and another heat warning for P.E.I. This is P.E.I.'s third heat wave of the year. Environment Canada issues heat warnings when the temperature is forecast to exceed 28…
Businesses push back against plan to block part of Victoria Row during Confed Centre renos
The 11 year-round businesses along Victoria Row in Charlottetown are pushing back against a proposal to block off the roadway portion of the street for at least 20 months to make way for…
Warming weather could mean more anoxic events in P.E.I. waterways, biologist says
Unless you're standing at the very edge of P.E.I.'s Trout River, near Gunn's Bridge, seeing much below the surface is probably out of the question. The water looks like it's…
Pool inflatables causing ‘big issue’ in P.E.I. National Park
Parks Canada is concerned about the growing number of people being swept out to sea on pool inflatables around Prince Edward Island's beaches. The agency said the issue has been getting…
P.E.I. heat warning enters 2nd day
Prince Edward Island remains under a heat warning, and while that warning is forecast to end Wednesday, Islanders may not see any real heat relief until the weekend. Environment Canada…
5 people escape weekend fire that destroyed home near Kensington, P.E.I.
An early morning fire that destroyed a home in Kensington, P.E.I., over the weekend is still under investigation, officials say. The fire started early Sunday morning at a residence on…
P.E.I. unemployment rate rises to 8%
With job creation on Prince Edward Island stagnant over the last nine months, and the workforce continuing to grow with the population, the province's unemployment rate is rising. Statistics Canada released…
Protesters gain support as P.E.I. government holds firm on immigration changes
Foreign workers on P.E.I. who have been protesting immigration changes for two months got support from advocacy groups Wednesday as the province tries to shed its reputation as "an easy place to…
P.E.I. horse riders’ group hopes to use more of Confederation Trail
Horses are back on designated sections of the Confederation Trail, and riders are hoping they'll eventually have access to even more of the Prince Edward Island-wide system. Dr. Sylvia Hall Andrews is…
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