Inflation rising again on P.E.I., but consumers may avoid the worst of it
P.E.I.'s annual rate of inflation rose to 3.2 per cent in May, above the national average and the second-highest rate in the country, but Islanders may be able to take a…
Islanders help celebrate 100 years of the Royal Canadian Air Force
Nearly 100 people piled into a hangar near the Charlottetown Airport on Monday to celebrate the centennial of the Royal Canadian Air Force. Debbie Reid, president of the RCAF Association…
Maritime Electric unveils wide-ranging plan to protect P.E.I.’s power grid as the climate changes
Maritime Electric has released a sweeping set of strategies that it says will help protect Prince Edward Island's electrical grid against future climate-related hazards. The electric utility's 75-page Climate Change Adaptation…
85-unit apartment building proposed for the heart of Charlottetown
People may soon be able to have their say about an eight-storey, 85-unit apartment building in the heart of Charlottetown, as the project makes it way toward public consultation. At…
Schools cope with record-breaking heat in 2nd-last week of P.E.I. classes
Teachers, students and staff at Prince Edward Island schools are doing their best to cope with high temperatures as record-breaking heat grips the Island. The humidex made it feel like…
P.E.I. heat wave could break records
A heat warning is in place across P.E.I. with back-to-back days where the forecast temperature is above 30 C. The overnight low Wednesday is expected to be 19 C. Environment…
P.E.I. lobster fishers frustrated by low prices, say they’re the same as 18 years ago
There are just a few weeks left in the spring lobster season on Prince Edward Island, and while catches in many areas have been good, Island fishers are again frustrated by…
P.E.I. farmland prices almost double in 5 years
P.E.I. farmers are getting priced out of the market for new land, say farm groups, and poor enforcement of the Lands Protection Act may be part of the problem. From…
$25M in grants up for grabs for rural P.E.I. housing developments
Developers looking to build housing in rural P.E.I. now have the chance to access a pot of $25 million in grants from the provincial government. The aim of the Municipal Infrastructure…
P.E.I.’s Gateway Village ‘dark, dreary’ and neglected, business owners say
Business owners in P.E.I.'s Gateway Village are growing increasingly frustrated with what they say is the property's state of disrepair. Gateway Village is home to a series of colourful shops…
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