These Charlottetown streets will be closed for the Gold Cup Parade Friday
Charlottetown's Gold Cup Parade takes place Friday morning, April 16. Here's a look at how it will affect traffic in and out of the downtown area through the day. The…
Ernesto track moves east, not expected to impact P.E.I.
The forecast path for Hurricane Ernesto, currently east of Florida and moving north, has shifted to the east and the storm is expected to pass the Maritimes by. As the…
Storm track could change, but Ernesto currently targeting Maritimes
Tropical storm Ernesto, currently growing in strength east of Puerto Rico and forecast to become a hurricane, is expected to turn north on a path that could include the Maritimes.…
Traffic woes from Summerside’s east-west corridor work should ease soon, city says
Officials with the City of Summerside say traffic delays caused by a major infrastructure project in the city will begin to ease soon. Work began on the city's east-west housing…
Job creation stalled on P.E.I. for almost a year
A seven-year run of rapid job growth on P.E.I., interrupted by the pandemic, appears to be over. Statistics Canada's labour force survey for July, released on Friday, listed the Island's…
Data cleanup clears thousands of names from P.E.I. patient registry
Hundreds of Prince Edward Islanders were assigned to medical homes last month, and thousands were removed from the patient registry through a data cleanup process. In all, the number on…
Another entangled North Atlantic right whale spotted in Gulf of St. Lawrence
Another endangered North American right whale has been spotted entangled in some kind of gear in the southern Gulf of St. Lawrence, the second entangled whale to be seen in…
880 short-term rentals on P.E.I. could be people’s homes, says Statistics Canada
Prince Edward Island had 880 short-term rental units that could have been used as long-term housing in 2023, according to a new analysis by Statistics Canada. That represented 1.3 per…
Canadian Olympic Committee pulls accreditation from Andre De Grasse’s coach
The Canadian Olympic Committee says it has revoked accreditation from the coach of six-time Olympic medal-winning sprinter Andre De Grasse. The COC says "new information" has come to light about…
Getting vulnerable people housed a community effort, says P.E.I. housing minister
A recent trip to Calgary has inspired P.E.I.'s housing minister to think differently about getting vulnerable populations out of homelessness. Rob Lantz, P.E.I.'s housing, land and communities minister, was in…