P.E.I. entrepreneur hub Startup Zone has shut its doors
The Charlottetown-based entrepreneur hub Startup Zone closed its doors on Tuesday, and some of its former clients are wondering where they'll go to get the same kind of support for…
P.E.I. National Park opens for 2024 with new trails, new playgrounds and a new accessible boardwalk
P.E.I. National Park's facilities are open to the public today, and visitors will see a number of changes to the park since last summer. Jessica Foster, manager of visitor experience…
New report goes bold on temporary foreign worker program: Getting rid of it ‘could solve this all’
The best way to fix problems with Canada's temporary foreign worker program may be to get rid of it, according to a new report. The report — Permanent Jobs, Temporary People:…
‘Out of the blue’ increase pushes up P.E.I.’s long-term care costs — again
For the second time in less than a year, P.E.I. is increasing the amount it charges people who live in government-run seniors' care homes but aren't covered by its subsidy…
Mi’kmaw-language signs celebrate Indigenous history of 2 P.E.I. locations
There are two new highway signs written in the Mi'kmaw language on Prince Edward Island, bringing the province's total to over 40. One of the signs was installed at Portage…
Some P.E.I. patients waiting many months for psychiatric services
People who need psychiatric services in Prince Edward Island are waiting months because of a shortage of doctors with that specialization. Dr. Javier Salabarria, the provincial medical director for mental…
Why are foreign workers protesting on P.E.I.? CBC explains
For the past few weeks, protesters have been voicing their concerns about how the changes to P.E.I.'s provincial nominee program could leave many without a path to permanent residency. CBC…
Primary care clinic for Community Outreach Centre clients showing positive outcomes
A doctor on P.E.I. is providing a primary care clinic at the Community Outreach Centre in Charlottetown. Dr. Reuven Stott works as a hospitalist, but he's also been helping with the health-care needs of…
Island EMS hires 17 new paramedics to staff P.E.I. ambulance service
Island EMS has grown its staff of paramedics with 17 new hires this spring, but as P.E.I.'s new community response units ramp up, the company says it is "always looking…
Senate report on temporary foreign workers compared to putting ‘Band-Aids on balloons’
For all the detail in a Senate report on Canada's temporary foreign worker program about its problems, it is very short on solutions, says P.E.I.'s Cooper Institute, which advocates for…
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