Morrison urges Islanders to stay up to date on measles vaccine
It's only a matter of time before measles spreads to P.E.I., the province's chief public health officer predicts. The last two cases on the Island were in 2013, but with…
Islanders score free spuds while farmers help out food banks
It's no secret that P.E.I. residents love their potatoes, so it's no surprise that so many turned out over the weekend to grab a boot-load for free. Islanders took home boots,…
Feds’ international student cap could see P.E.I. numbers climb — if enough students enrol
The province has released how many new international students P.E.I. can enrol in the Island's post-secondary schools next year. On Thursday, the government revealed the maximum number of international students allotted under new federal restrictions.…
Family doctor in Summerside taking immediate leave, closing clinic
Prince Edward Island is now short another family doctor, the province's health agency confirmed Thursday. Dr. Harold Molyneaux has taken an immediate leave due to medical reasons, Health P.E.I. said in…
Snowfall warning posted for Prince County
It looks like western P.E.I. is going to get the worst of a storm forecast to hit the Island Thursday. Environment Canada has issued a snowfall warning for Prince County.…
‘Messy weather’ heading for P.E.I.
Prince Edward Islanders should enjoy the spring-like weather Tuesday, because it isn't going to last. "We do have some messy weather heading in our direction," said CBC meteorologist Tina Simpkin.…
Should P.E.I.’s power be publicly owned? The energy minister is thinking about it
Prince Edward Island's energy minister is looking at whether and how the province could take over Maritime Electric, given the utility's multiple requests for customer rate hikes over the past year.…
5 key items from the 2024 P.E.I. budget
The 2024 P.E.I. budget includes new supports for low-income families, bigger investments in health and relief on tax day for just about everyone. P.E.I.'s latest budget unveiled, with still no end…
Province could still pick up Maritime Electric’s Fiona costs to avert rate hike: Myers
P.E.I.'s Minister of Environment, Energy and Climate Action says the government has not ruled out the possibility of striking a deal with Maritime Electric to foot the bill for post-tropical…
Charlottetown sends 1,700 housing units to public consultation
Charlottetown residents will soon have their say on 1,700 housing units proposed for the city across three separate projects. Charlottetown's Deputy Mayor Alanna Jankov said she can't recall the city sending this…
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