West Prince residents worried about future of Western Hospital
Some fear the construction of a new clinic will mean the hospital could be shut Sarah Deagle of Tignish is like a lot of people in West Prince — worried about…
P.E.I.’s workforce becomes a top election issue as labour shortage wears on
'Recruiting labour and retaining labour is one of the major issues that we’re facing' Prince Edward Island's labour shortage, which is affecting every sector from health care to agriculture and small…
Cottage Company faces fraud charges
3 cottages contracted for more than $140,000, not built, say police RCMP on P.E.I. have laid three charges of fraud over $5,000 against a Summerside man and his construction company.…
Charlottetown high school musical tradition returns post-COVID
For many of the performers, being in Newsies is a chance to get back to doing what they love Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Newsies: The Musical is making news…
P.E.I. party leaders debate health care, housing ahead of provincial election
Land ownership, climate change segment sparks feisty debate between the leaders Health care took centre stage as the leaders of Prince Edward Island's four main political parties faced off in a televised…
BIPOC USHR unsurprised as P.E.I.’s number of hate crimes doubles
19 hate-motivated crimes were reported by police in 2021 A rise in the number of hate crimes on P.E.I. is not at all surprising, local advocates say. Nineteen cases of hate-motivated…
Emergency department at Montague hospital closing early Wednesday
Kings County Memorial Hospital to resume normal hours Thursday morning The emergency department at the Kings County Memorial Hospital in Montague will close at 1 p.m. Wednesday due to a temporary…
P.E.I. company adding seal meat to produce ‘Cadillac’ of baits
Magdalen Islands group says using seal as bait for lobster and crab 'just makes sense' A P.E.I. company is adding seal meat to its bait sausages, hoping to capitalize on…
Could UPEI faculty be forced back to work? Not during an election campaign
Party leaders weigh in on use of back-to-work legislation if they form government With University of Prince Edward Island faculty striking in the middle of a provincial election campaign, one thing is…
Charlottetown’s draft official plan looks up, rather than out
If plan is adopted, main streets in Charlottetown could have higher-density housing The City of Charlottetown is opening discussions this week on the draft of a new official plan, which…
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