P.E.I. government gives details of new rent-to-own home program
The P.E.I. government has announced details of a new program that it hopes will make it easier for Islanders to purchase their own homes. The rent-to-own program was first announced…
How P.E.I. is exploring new ways to protect the coastline from future Fionas
With record damage to P.E.I.'s coastline in the wake of post-tropical storm Fiona, the provincial government and researchers are looking at new ways of protecting the Island shoreline. One project…
P.E.I. government wants input on path forward for Confederation Trail
The government of P.E.I. is asking residents to share how they use the Confederation Trail, as well as offer suggestions on how the system of paths built along the routes of the…
Snow in forecast prompts special weather statement
The potential for snow starting midday Monday and continuing into the evening has led to a special weather statement for P.E.I. from Environment Canada, which is describing it as an early…
P.E.I. scientist challenges farmers to guess the yield of potato field grown without fertilizers
A P.E.I. scientist has issued a challenge to Island farmers: Guess the yield of a potato field grown using only fertilizer left over from last year's crop. Scott Anderson is science…
With ‘renovictions’ moratorium set to expire, advocates say new protections not enough
P.E.I.'s moratorium on so-called renovictions will no longer be in place starting next week, and housing advocates say new protections introduced last year don't go far enough. The moratorium, which prevents…
Big jump in Islanders at risk from gambling, along with P.E.I.’s gambling revenues
The proportion of Islanders at risk from gambling tripled between 2005 and 2019, according to a prevalence study delivered to the P.E.I. government more than two years ago. The study,…
Satellite images tell the tale of where Fiona took biggest toll on P.E.I. forests
P.E.I. government officials now say about 13 per cent of the Island's forested area was affected by the extreme high winds that accompanied post-tropical storm Fiona in September 2022. "Affected"…
More routes, more frequency needed for transit system, say Charlottetown residents
Liz Murnaghan says she has to walk too far to get to a bus route in Charlottetown. "The system works really well if you are on University Avenue and you…
Charlottetown retailers say spike in thefts putting pressure on small businesses
A number of business owners in Charlottetown say they're experiencing an unprecedented level of theft. "This summer season was the worst that we've ever experienced," said Kimberly McIntyre, who owns…
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