After waiting in the bitter cold for hours, a woman living in Margate says there is an urgent need to improve the waiting conditions at Kensington's walk-in clinic.
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.
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.
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.
A UPEI associate professor and clinical dietician is calling new Canadian guidelines to treat childhood obesity problematic, given that they recommend medications or surgeries for some youth.
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 regulation of short-term rentals is going well in Charlottetown, according to the city, but officials say it's still too early to know if it's having the desired impact on the housing shortage.
Thamara DeVries is finally beginning the process of reclaiming her dream home in Wheatley River, P.E.I., after months of watching the furnished property she had rented out turn into a nightmare.
A long-running charity ad campaign familiar to Canadians for its catchy Kars4Kids jingle will no longer play in California after a court found it violates false advertising laws.
