The union representing P.E.I.'s school bus drivers says capacity is becoming a growing concern, especially in the Charlottetown area.  CUPE 1145 vice-president Rob Harding said a school bus can hold…

Volunteers at the Souris Lions Club say there's been an increase in people who need a helping hand in the last few decades, and the club has had to work harder…

Many Prince Edward Islanders will once again not see an increase in the provincial portion of their property tax next year — but the province is going about it in a…

After just three and a half weeks, the fall sitting of the P.E.I. Legislative Assembly has come to a close. Lieutenant Governor Antoinette Perry arrived at the Coles Building in Charlottetown…

Despite some calls for a full ban of the practice, Environment, Energy and Climate Action Minister Steven Myers says it seems unlikely P.E.I. will put an end to all trapping of…

Maritime Electric has applied to the Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission to recover $37 million in Fiona restoration costs through a customer rate increase that would come into effect in…

The fishing industry off Prince Edward Island needs more timely and better monitoring given the impending impacts of climate change, according to the P.E.I. Fishermen's Association.  Executive director Ian MacPherson said…

Anyone looking to drive through downtown Charlottetown in the near future should gas up on patience.  Christmas events will mean a variety of street closures starting at 5 a.m. AT…

Associate physicians are a new idea for Prince Edward Island, but Chief Medical Officer Dr. Kathie McNally says they could soon be having an impact on the province's health-care system.…

A detailed report on guaranteed basic income released Wednesday morning says it would mean 65 per cent fewer P.E.I. children would be living in poverty, along with 90 per cent…