P.E.I. fuel prices showing stability after years of volatility
After the wild swings of the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine fuel prices have been relatively stable over the last year. The Island Regulatory and…
Feds’ international student cap could see P.E.I. numbers climb — if enough students enrol
The province has released how many new international students P.E.I. can enrol in the Island's post-secondary schools next year. On Thursday, the government revealed the maximum number of international students allotted under new federal restrictions.…
Feds, province, municipalities to spend $22.7M on electric buses, depot expansion in P.E.I.
T3 Transit is getting $22.7 million in funding from three levels of government for new electric and diesel buses, plus the expansion of its bus depot in Charlottetown. Part of the money will be…
Diesel, furnace oil prices jump 6 cents in unscheduled hike
Islanders woke up Wednesday morning to an unscheduled hike in diesel and furnace oil prices.Both diesel and furnace oil are up six cents per litre as of 12:01 a.m. Wednesday…
Largest fentanyl seizure in P.E.I. history nets 10-year sentence, RCMP says
A Cornwall, P.E.I., man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison in connection to what RCMP say is the largest fentanyl seizure in Island history. Jarrett Ivan DesRoches was sentenced…
Montague hospital ER will be closing early Friday through Sunday
Kings County Memorial Hospital emergency room will close at 1 p.m. for next 3 days The emergency department at the Kings County Memorial Hospital in Montague will close early for…
P.E.I. leads the country in food insecurity. Again.
'It just breaks my heart because nobody should be without food' Prince Edward Island is leading the country in food insecurity, and more than one-third of Island children live in homes…
Driving season is back, but P.E.I. gas price is still down
Heating oil at lowest price in almost 2 years The price of gas was down once again on P.E.I. Friday morning, at a time of year it would normally be…
Island’s power grid needed ‘urgent’ vegetation management, even before Fiona
Trees along 74% of P.E.I.'s power lines required ‘urgent’ maintenance in late 2019 Nearly three-quarters of Prince Edward Island's power lines were in urgent need of maintenance in late 2019…
School bus drivers frustrated that illegal passing is still a problem on P.E.I.
‘I feel saddened that people actually would try to take the child's life this way' Jason MacKinnon is seeing a lot of drivers passing school buses these days when he's…
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