Brittany Spencer

St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton has launched an exhibit of photos, videos and testimony from hospital staff to shed light on the abuse faced by health-care workers and help provide support. Statistics released last month indicate four workers are assaulted on the job every day within its hospital system.

A third person has been arrested and faces multiple charges in relation to a human trafficking investigation involving a woman in the Niagara region, police say.

While many across New Brunswick’s skilled trades sectors say the federal government’s plan to train more people in the trades is good news, some have concerns about the province’s current capacity to take on more students.

The union that represents academic staff at UPEI says its members are happy the university has backed down from a legal challenge over releasing more details of a scathing report into allegations of workplace misconduct.

A donkey from Nova Scotia is receiving care at the Atlantic Veterinary College at UPEI after high winds at the Confederation Bridge almost prevented his owners from getting him to the Island.

After years of experiencing repeated damage, faulty parts and manufacturing problems, the P.E.I. government's wind farm in Hermanville is expected to be up and running again soon.

The P.E.I. government is set to announce the legalization of prefilled cannabis vaping products across the province, which is sparking concerns among Island health officials and RCMP officers.

P.E.I. Premier Rob Lantz is calling on the federal RCMP and Canada's anti-money-laundering agency to begin “immediate and transparent” investigations into allegations of foreign interference and money laundering involving “certain Buddhist groups” on the Island.

The P.E.I. government’s latest spending numbers are in and they’re much higher than predicted — with the province’s overall debt climbing to more than $3 billion, raising concerns among opposition MLAs and the auditor general.

Health P.E.I. says it has increased its physician workforce by 10 per cent over the past two years, with the total number of doctors across all specialties up from 292 to 320.