P.E.I. farmland prices almost double in 5 years
P.E.I. farmers are getting priced out of the market for new land, say farm groups, and poor enforcement of the Lands Protection Act may be part of the problem. From…
$25M in grants up for grabs for rural P.E.I. housing developments
Developers looking to build housing in rural P.E.I. now have the chance to access a pot of $25 million in grants from the provincial government. The aim of the Municipal Infrastructure…
P.E.I.’s Gateway Village ‘dark, dreary’ and neglected, business owners say
Business owners in P.E.I.'s Gateway Village are growing increasingly frustrated with what they say is the property's state of disrepair. Gateway Village is home to a series of colourful shops…
Speed humps ahead: Charlottetown adding more this year, changing policy for 2025
Charlottetown will soon have more speed humps than ever before, with even more expected next year. Council voted 7-3 Tuesday night to add 25 speed humps this year and change…
Health P.E.I. offering workers extra cash to cover summer vacations
Health P.E.I. is offering some health-care workers more money to take on additional shifts this summer, especially during evenings, weekends and holidays. It's hoped the move will make it easier…
P.E.I. research scientist searching for path to drought-resistant potatoes
A research scientist on Prince Edward Island is searching for new varieties of potatoes that will grow more quickly and be more resistant to drought, to help potato growers battling…
P.E.I. entrepreneur hub Startup Zone has shut its doors
The Charlottetown-based entrepreneur hub Startup Zone closed its doors on Tuesday, and some of its former clients are wondering where they'll go to get the same kind of support for…
P.E.I. National Park opens for 2024 with new trails, new playgrounds and a new accessible boardwalk
P.E.I. National Park's facilities are open to the public today, and visitors will see a number of changes to the park since last summer. Jessica Foster, manager of visitor experience…
New report goes bold on temporary foreign worker program: Getting rid of it ‘could solve this all’
The best way to fix problems with Canada's temporary foreign worker program may be to get rid of it, according to a new report. The report — Permanent Jobs, Temporary People:…
‘Out of the blue’ increase pushes up P.E.I.’s long-term care costs — again
For the second time in less than a year, P.E.I. is increasing the amount it charges people who live in government-run seniors' care homes but aren't covered by its subsidy…
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