The P.E.I. government says changes that could make paid sick days a reality for more Island workers won't happen until spring 2024 at the earliest. Meanwhile, some Island employees say…
Prince Edward Islanders will start paying more for electricity on Sunday. The Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission has approved an application by the utility to raise rates by 0.33 cents/kW-h…
The P.E.I. government says it is working to see how it can make after-school care more affordable and accessible for all families. Cindy Smith, owner of KidsFit After School in…
here are signs P.E.I.'s piping plover population is remaining steady a year after post-tropical storm Fiona hit the Island — but Parks Canada says the endangered species' future is still uncertain.…
A bill introduced in the Senate in the spring is taking inspiration from a law enacted on P.E.I. last year. The Senate bill introduced by Sen. Marilou McPhedran — the…
Prince Edward Island is losing farmland at a dangerous rate, an official with the P.E.I. Federation of Agriculture warns. The Island will lose half of its farmland by 2050 if…
The potato harvest is just about to get underway in many parts of P.E.I., and many Island farmers are wondering what all the rain this summer is going to mean for this…
Neither landlords nor housing advocates are totally happy with P.E.I.'s newly announced rental cap for 2024. Next year, landlords can raise rents for housing units by a maximum of three…
The inflation rate on P.E.I. climbed back over three per cent in August, but it stayed below the national average, which was also up last month. Statistics Canada released the…
Prince Edward Island will start feeling the impact of Hurricane Lee overnight Friday, and the winds will not subside until Sunday. The current track of Lee has it downgraded to…