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…
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…
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…
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…
A group of Island students now has the skills to teach other young people about workplace safety. "I think with young workers, sometimes they're scared to ask questions," said Abby Peters,…
The Town of Stratford is reminding people who own vacant buildings to secure them — and warning folks not to trespass on property which isn't theirs. According to the document package…
Work will begin this summer on an expansion to the terminal at Charlottetown's airport to help it cope with an ever-increasing number of passengers. The airport authority held its annual…
The City of Charlottetown will hear from residents this week about how to add more housing density within the city's existing footprint. Council is holding four public consultation sessions over…
The P.E.I. government is hoping to attract a private company to set up shop on the Island and build modular housing units. In a request for expressions of interest issued Friday, the…
Cape Breton musician Morgan Toney says he'd love to have a bigger band, but further splitting up what money the trio makes right now is out of the question. "Keith is playing…