Jillian Trainor

The president of the West Prince Caring Cupboard (WPCC) said a recent donation of $25,000 from the Shania Twain Foundation is remarkable.

For Abby Hustler, becoming the first hockey player from PEI to the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL), has been surreal.

When speaking of the 2025 Tignish Citizen of the Year during the Miss Irish Moss Pageant, presenter Jenny DesRoches noted how this year’s recipient, Carol Ann Gallant, is a person

The decision to change the attractions at this year’s Prince County Exhibition wasn’t made lightly.

A section of Route 2 was closed for several hours following a single-vehicle potato truck crash in the early evening hours of June 27.

With heat warnings becoming a more common occurrence during PEI summers, Islanders need to be better prepared for when they happen.

Family and friends of the late David Gordon at the Alberton Community Gardens on Canada Day to honour the former mayor by renaming the gardens in his name.

Ashley Hardy, a recent grad of Westisle Composite High School, was recently named this year’s PEI School Athletic Association (PEISAA) Brodie McCarthy Student Athlete of the Year.

Lobster fishers in the region saw an improvement to the latter half of the spring season as they prepared for Landing Day.

Things were looking good at Rennie’s U-Pick in Alma as owner Alan Rennie prepared for the beginning of strawberry season on PEI.

News that Wood Islands Harbour will be dredged earlier than planned is welcomed news, but the timing of that dredging quite frankly couldn’t be worse.

Though it’s early in the tourism season, operators have already noticed an increase in the number of people visiting.

A section of Route 2 was closed for several hours following a single-vehicle potato truck crash in the early evening hours of June 27.

Newly elected Chief Tabitha Bernard for Lennox Island First Nation was honoured to be sworn in on June 20.

Every time Pride Month rolls around, the same question always pops up: why isn’t there a Straight Pride Month? Well, there are several reasons for that.

Laurel Dunbar is excited to be able to offer the Youth Transition Program this summer at Community Inclusions for students with intellectual disabilities and their families.

This is the fourth year the treaty protected fishery has been in operation on Lennox Island, something outgoing Chief Darlene Bernard said has been great for residents of the First

Product waste is always a concern with grocery retail, something the owner and operator of Moe’s Independent Grocer is aware of.

Heidi Mallett recently became one of the latest recipients of the King Charles III coronation medal.

The new owners of the Alberton Pharmacy are honoured with the reaction from residents since they took over.