Guaranteed basic income could cut poverty on P.E.I. by 80%: report
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…
Federal housing minister floats Airbnb crackdown to boost long-term rental supply
Housing Minister Sean Fraser said Monday the federal government is considering a series of measures to curb the number of Airbnb and other short-term rental units on offer to boost the…
P.E.I. to move forward with expanding its own plastics ban, says minister
P.E.I.'s environment minister says the province will look to expand its own single-use plastics ban now that a Federal Court of Canada judge has ruled a ban Ottawa planned to…
Special weather statement issued for rainstorm conditions on P.E.I. Saturday night
Saturday may be a night for settling in at home with a game or a movie rather than going out, as a weather system brings high winds and heavy rain…
Health-care crisis needs fixing before opening medical school, Health P.E.I. AGM hears
In an address to Health P.E.I.'s AGM Wednesday, CEO Dr. Michael Gardam called the issues facing the organization "a perfect storm." The AGM was held in Summerside with about 80…
8-storey building proposed for Grafton Street going to public consultation
Charlottetown city council voted unanimously Tuesday night to move a proposal for a 158-unit apartment building at 199 Grafton Street, in the parking lot behind the Polyclinic, to public consultation.…
Stratford community gardens to light up as town project continues what Harry James started
The Town of Stratford, P.E.I., is finding a way to spread the holiday spirit around the community this season while honouring a man who helped do just that for years. Harry…
P.E.I. campground closing for good after damage from Fiona
The owner of a popular campground along P.E.I.'s North Shore has decided to shut it down permanently, more than a year after post-tropical storm Fiona caused extensive damage to his business…
MLAs raise concerns about whether ATVs will be allowed on more parts of Confederation Trail
Politicians asked questions in the P.E.I. legislature Thursday about the province's series of consultations about the future of the Confederation Trail — specifically when it comes to possibly allowing more…
Wide variety of Remembrance Day events planned for P.E.I.
Cities, towns and villages across Prince Edward Island will be hosting Remembrance Day events this weekend. We checked in with many of the organizers to bring you a list of…
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