Capping the number of international students at colleges and universities is not the answer to easing the housing crisis, says Sandy MacDonald, the president of Charlottetown's Holland College. The college's international…
Health P.E.I. has brought back masking requirements for staff as COVID-19 cases surge on the Island. Masking is now mandatory for all staff working directly with patients, Health P.E.I. CEO Michael Gardam…
Charlottetown has increased fees for people offering short-term rentals on platforms like Airbnb. On Tuesday night, city council voted 6-1 to increase application fees for STR operators to $175 from…
The City of Charlottetown is experimenting with a new way of growing forests, using native species and denser planting to encourage faster growth. It's called the Miyawaki method, named for…
The beginning of the long dash indicates exactly 1 o'clock eastern standard time. For more than 80 years the beeps and tones of the National Research Council (NRC) time signal have connected…
First Nations leaders on P.E.I. are excited about the prospects of Wab Kinew, the Manitoba NDP leader who won the election in that province this week and will be Canada's…
Prince Edward Islanders are looking ahead to a wet and windy weekend. Environment Canada issued a special weather statement Thursday morning regarding the approach of tropical storm Philippe, which is…
The P.E.I. government has announced two more increases to the minimum wage for the coming year. In a news release Wednesday morning, the province announced the wage would increase from…
Children on P.E.I. got the opportunity to learn about Mi'kmaw art and engineering during an event at STEAM P.E.I. on Monday. Claire Gallant, 10, tried her hand at building a…
The P.E.I. government says changes that could make paid sick days a reality for more Island workers won't happen until spring 2024 at the earliest. Meanwhile, some Island employees say…