P.E.I. non-profits struggling to find board members
For many non-profit groups in Prince Edward Island, finding and keeping volunteers has gotten harder. In the past several years, fewer people are looking to volunteer and sit on boards,…
Budget benefits for P.E.I.: Confederation Bridge and ferry fees frozen, and new park inches forward
An extension of a freeze on Confederation Bridge tolls and Marine Atlantic fares, along with another step toward turning a chain of islands along the North Shore into a national…
With P.E.I.’s population increase, ‘change is needed quickly,’ says school board chair
P.E.I.'s Public Schools Branch has launched a study into where space for students is needed most urgently as the Island's population grows. The province has been growing at an annual rate of…
P.E.I. health officials keeping an eye on rising cases of tuberculosis
Cases of tuberculosis are rising on P.E.I. just as they are elsewhere in the country, according to health officials. There were five active cases on P.E.I. last year, and about…
Health minister quietly took steps to eliminate P.E.I.’s doctor cap last fall
P.E.I.'s health minister quietly did away with doctor complements last fall, opening up less restrictive avenues for the province to recruit new physicians to practice here. The complements essentially limited…
Federal pharmacare could help keep Islanders on feeding tubes at home, says P.E.I. minister
It may be possible to leverage a new federal pharmacare program to support people who require feeding tubes, says P.E.I. Health Minister Mark McLane. McLane was responding in the legislature…
Average home price in P.E.I. continues downward trend, data shows
The average price of a home in Prince Edward Island has dropped by 8.8 per cent over the past two years, according to data released Tuesday by the Canadian Real…
Coastal erosion’s effect on fishermen, ferry a concern in eastern P.E.I.
People in eastern P.E.I. are concerned about coastal erosion in and around Wood Islands and the impact it may have on the ferry service and fishermen in the area. The…
Snow forecast eases, but it’s still going to be a mess
P.E.I. has managed to avoid a snowfall warning with a spring storm coming to the Island Thursday, but that doesn't mean it's going to be pleasant. "It's going to be…
‘Time for this project to move on’: Charlottetown apartments near approval after years of delays
The developer behind a new apartment building for Charlottetown's downtown is happy to see the project finally moving forward. After three years of delays, including a challenge to the Island…
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