$10-a-day childcare coming to P.E.I. in January, says province
Fees at regulated child-care centres on P.E.I. are set to drop in the new year, the province announced Friday. Starting Jan. 1, 2024, fees will fall to $10-a-day for all Island children…
Islanders mark Acadian Day of Remembrance
Members of the Acadian community, dozens of school children and local officials gathered Wednesday to mark Acadian Remembrance Day at Skmaqn–Port-la-Joye–Fort Amherst National Historic site. Dec. 13 has a special meaning…
Town of Stratford’s youth council convinces minister to make crosswalk safer
The Stratford Youth Council is celebrating a successful bid to have flashing lights installed at a crosswalk on Bunbury Road, near a youth and seniors' centre. "The crosswalk has been…
Stars on church’s Christmas tree pay tribute to loved ones
Islanders got an opportunity to get in the Christmas spirit, remember someone special and raise money for an 88-year-old organ all at the same time on Sunday. St. Paul's Anglican…
More shoreline protection for 2 western P.E.I. parks coming this winter
Work will be underway this winter to help protect two popular provincial parks in western Prince Edward Island. The province is adding two offshore reefs at Cedar Dunes Provincial Park near the…
P.E.I. government testing flashing blue lights on snowplows
The next time Prince Edward Island drivers see blue flashing lights on the province's highways, it might not be the police. The P.E.I. government is testing the use of flashing…
Sommo won’t go back-to-back with Cavendish Beach Music Festival in 2024
The Cavendish Beach Sommo Festival will be returning next year, but it won't be in peak summer. The 2024 festival will be held on Sept. 13-14, instead of the weekend following the Cavendish Beach…
School bus drivers’ union raising concerns about overcrowding on P.E.I. buses
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…
Need beats pride as Islanders head into tough holiday season
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…
New P.E.I. credit will hold down property taxes
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…
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