Devon Goodsell

P.E.I.’s iconic Teacup Rock is gone after post-tropical storm Fiona walloped the Island for more than 12 hours over the weekend, leaving widespread destruction and tens of thousands without power.

A picture of how much post-tropical storm Fiona has reshaped Prince Edward Island is beginning to emerge — and in some cases, whole coastlines made of sand and stone have been erased.

Advance polling stations for P.E.I.’s upcoming provincial election will be open all day Saturday, the first of three advance voting dates.

Prince Edward Island’s labour shortage — which is affecting every sector from health care to agriculture and small business — has emerged as a major issue ahead of the upcoming provincial election.

Prince Edward Islanders head to the polls on Monday, April 3, and CBC P.E.I. will have up-to-the minute election coverage on TV, radio and online starting Monday evening.

The cause of a fire that destroyed a storage building at a fertilizer plant in western P.E.I. on Monday is under investigation.

The Disc Golf Pro Tour has scrapped its women’s division at an event scheduled to take place on Prince Edward Island over concerns with the sport’s policy on trans athletes.

Vendors across the province say 2023 was one of the busiest years yet for Island weddings, and they’re expecting the trend to continue in 2024.

A provincial election. A scathing report detailing workplace misconduct at UPEI. Let’s take a look at the stories that made headlines on the Island this year.

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. In photos, here's a look at what the storm left behind.