Sheehan Desjardins

A proposed change to how non-residents would be allowed to buy property on Prince Edward Island is raising concerns about the consequences it could have on municipalities. 

The P.E.I. Union of Public Sector Employees is raising concerns about a home-care program that it says is an example of health-care privatization — and seems to be millions of dollars over budget.

The housing crisis, changing political climates and a high cost of living were top of mind on Thursday evening at a student union-led event meant to bring students and government officials together.

Over 100 people showed up to City Hall on Wednesday in support of the tackle and flag football group, which has been advocating for two multi-use turf fields to be built near Simmons Sports Centre.

Brandi Leveque says her three horses will have to endure "turmoil" waiting for their tails to grow back.

The Department of Environment, Energy and Climate Action is keeping a close eye on low oxygen levels in Prince Edward Island's waterways as the weather warms up.

Some people in Charlottetown say they are seeing more jellyfish than normal for this time of year and one expert thinks it could be because of warming ocean temperatures.

For the past few years, Lennox Island First Nation has been taking steps to revitalize the Mi'kmaw language in the community by including it in daycare, in school and in everyday activities.

With the recent sighting of an entangled North Atlantic right whale in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, a marine biologist says Island crews are reflecting on the lessons they learned in 2023 when the presence of two whales temporarily shut a section of LFA 24.

A new funding effort on Prince Edward Island is aiming to eliminate financial and accessibility barriers for young people wanting to play sports.

A year and a half after post-tropical storm Fiona ripped through Prince Edward Island, questions remain about how to deal with the mess left behind.

Holland College and UPEI are increasing tuition deposits for international students after the federal government’s decision to cut the number of study permits it gives out.

A project aiming to protect and rebuild the shoreline at Cedar Dunes Provincial Park is complete. The province has been adding offshore reefs near the West Point lighthouse since 2021 and the final two have just been installed.

The University of Prince Edward Island Faculty Association (UPEIFA) is again raising concerns about a medical school on P.E.I. 

A new pilot program is teaching children who recently moved to Canada the ABCs of going to school. That ranges from how to speak English to how lunch works, why we do fire drills and even what to expect during recess.

Some students in Summerside, P.E.I., have been busy building a tiny home, as part of the carpentry program at Three Oaks Senior High. It’s part of a new provincial push to build trades skills.

An organization that helps Prince Edward Island families with the cost of travel to medical appointments outside the province says demand has increased drastically.

Six seniors on Prince Edward Island have been recognized for various contributions in the areas of volunteering, artistic achievement, sports, and business.

Food banks across Prince Edward Island say they are feeding more people than ever before and don't anticipate the need slowing down any time soon.

Nearly a year after the P.E.I. government introduced regulations for electric kick scooters, officials and business owners are still coming up with ways to get more people to follow the rules.