Roads being widened, back roads cleared on day 4 of winter storm cleanup
Travel conditions are improving on P.E.I., but snowplow operators still have a lot of work to do. Snow started falling on the Island last Friday and continued for four days.…
(Photos) P.E.I.’s wild weekend snowstorm
A prolonged snowstorm left more than 80 centimetres of snow in parts of the province on Monday, and winds whipped up drifts that were much higher. Forecasters say it's not over yet. …
Former Health P.E.I. board chair takes minister to task on recruitment efforts
For the first time in nearly a year, the former chair of Health P.E.I.'s board has criticized the state of the province's health-care system and challenged the current health minister…
Unknowns hang over P.E.I. post-secondary schools after federal cap on student permits
More than a week after the federal government's decision to cut the number of student permits it issues, college and university officials on P.E.I. say they have a lot of…
Summerside to host 5 national sporting events in next 3 years
Five major sporting events, including the 21U women's Baseball Canada national championship this August, are coming to Summerside, P.E.I., over the next three years. The other events, announced during a news…
Queen Parkade redevelopment could bring more homes, commercial space to downtown
The City of Charlottetown wants to hear from the public about a proposed redevelopment of a downtown parkade and some of the land around it. If it goes through, the…
Forget the birdhouses; P.E.I. high school carpentry students are building homes for people
When Zach Lapointe signed up for carpentry class, he assumed he would be working on smaller projects — he is in high school, after all. But the project list was different…
Summerside mayor has ‘tense and blunt’ meeting with Health P.E.I. CEO over hospital
The City of Summerside will hold a public town hall on the future of Prince County Hospital next Thursday, Feb. 1, and the mayor is calling on provincial Health Minister…
School bus drivers on P.E.I. call for changes as students are crammed in, ‘one cheek on the seat’
Overcrowding has school bus drivers on P.E.I. worried "kids will go flying" if they ever have to slam on the brakes, a legislative committee heard Tuesday. Robert Geiss, the head of…
Community Outreach Centre set to move after City of Charlottetown decision
Charlottetown city council voted for a temporary use variance for the Community Outreach Centre Monday night, allowing a move to Park Street, but the province will have to meet some…
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