King promises dozens more long-term care beds before end of March
Health care was at the centre of P.E.I. Premier Dennis King's state of the province address Monday evening, and it included a promise to move long-term care patients out of…
From declining interest to dropping stocks, P.E.I. winter smelt fishery facing challenges
It used to be a traditional winter sight on Prince Edward Island: wooden smelt shacks popping up on the ice in frozen harbours and bays around the Island, then disappearing…
Rainfall warning for eastern P.E.I. could mean flooding this weekend
What could be a treacherous weekend for travel in P.E.I. began with light snow flurries around midday Friday, but that precipitation is expected to change to rain by the evening.…
Inflation on P.E.I. now 2nd-lowest in Canada, with gas costing less and food more
Prince Edward Island's inflation rate in January 2024 was 1.6 per cent, down a full percentage point from December 2023, according to figures released by Statistics Canada on Tuesday. P.E.I.'s…
Food service and retail top the list of occupations for invited P.E.I. immigrants
The Prince Edward Island government needs to do a much better job of targeting immigration to fill critical worker shortages, the province's two opposition parties say. Information provided to CBC News…
Tourism P.E.I.’s deal with NHL draws mixed reaction
Opposition politicians on P.E.I. are questioning the value of a new deal between the National Hockey League and Tourism Prince Edward Island, while the provincial tourism minister is defending it. …
‘People do not need to be in tents in winter,’ says P.E.I. housing minister
The P.E.I. government will find suitable shelter, with a fixed roof, for anyone who calls its shelter support line, says P.E.I. Housing Minister Rob Lantz. Lantz was responding to news…
Facing a shortage of doctors, P.E.I. also can’t find people to recruit them
In charge of a health-care system in dire need of more staff, P.E.I. Health Minister Mark McLane says there's also a shortage when it comes to the people trying to…
Community group denied voice in conversation about P.E.I. electricity rate hikes
With just weeks to go before another proposed rate hike from Maritime Electric would kick in, the Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission has turned down an application from a group…
Ottawa and Charlottetown reach agreement to fast-track 100 new homes a year
The federal government will provide Charlottetown with $10 million through the Housing Accelerator Fund as part of an agreement they say will help spur the construction of more than 1,000…
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