Jillian Trainor

One thing Collin Rayner has noticed over the last few years is the number of fishers under the age of 30 is on the rise.

Oliver Batchilder wants to learn more about food insecurity in rural PEI, and is looking to hear from residents in six communities throughout the province, with Alberton and O’Leary included

For the region’s oyster fishers, along with its buyers and processors, one of the most frustrating things about the discovery of the Multinucleated Sphere Unknown (MSX) parasite in Island waterways

The decision to close the emergency department at Western Hospital, or operate on reduced hours, isn’t one that’s made lightly.

A reception to meet former queens of the Miss Oyster Pearl Pageant was held at Britannia Hall in Tyne Valley on Aug. 2. Twenty-five of the former queens in attendance

As the fall lobster season approaches, fishers in LFA 25 are looking forward to hitting the waves.

Some of Glendon MacIsaac’s earliest memories are being on his family’s 1971 David Brown 990 tractor.

With the introduction of mandatory entry-level training (MELT) for new Class 1 commercial driver’s license applicants, it is hoped Island highways will be safer for everyone.

A holiday about the dead may sound macabre, but Roberto Ortiz explained how Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is really a celebration of love and remembrance for

Throughout the month of October and early November, Islanders had the chance to take part in a new survey on substance use, knowledge and attitudes to help shape the future