Wayne Thibodeau

Matt MacFarlane has been elected as leader of the P.E.I. Green Party. The Borden-Kinkora MLA was running against former Green Party MLA Hannah Bell. 

People who live in the eastern end of Charlottetown showed up once again Thursday night to express their frustration over plans to keep a community outreach centre and emergency overnight shelter in their neighbourhood.

A Chilean man accused of defrauding Islanders in a so-called "grandparent scam" is facing nearly a dozen more charges in New Brunswick.

P.E.I. reallocated federal money that was intended to be spent on mental health programs, a new report suggests.

Krystal Pirch says it’s no longer safe to send her children out to play in her neighborhood in the eastern end of Charlottetown.

Tensions are spilling over in the municipality of Three Rivers over land use, draft development bylaws and concerns about foreign ownership connected to a group of Buddhist monks and nuns who have settled in eastern Prince Edward Island.

After two men died last month after jumping off the Confederation Bridge, people who work in mental health are asking whether enough is being done to prevent these tragedies.

Police say a pedestrian has died of her injuries after an accident involving a Coach Atlantic bus carrying cruise ship passengers in downtown Charlottetown Thursday morning.

Occupational Health and Safety is investigating a workplace accident that killed a longtime employee of Jasper Wyman & Sons in Morell while he was working in a field in Head of Cardigan.

University officials say police were contacted immediately, patrols were stepped up on campus, and buildings were also locked down after a former student made threats over social media just before Christmas.

There was a lot of support for building a golf course on the former Confederation Bridge fabrication yard in Borden-Carleton at a meeting Tuesday night organized by the local MLA.

Pam Atkinson of Charlottetown says she was surprised to receive a mysterious envelope in the mail with big black all-capital letters on the front that read: 'ATTENTION PARENTS.'

Three years ago, the P.E.I. government rolled out its new electric school buses with much fanfare. But school bus drivers say the buses are plagued with problems, leaving sometimes 16 to 18 of the buses in the shop at any one time.

Prince Edward Island has not had a case of measles in more than a decade, but with an explosion of cases in Europe, health officials here are bracing for the possible return of the disease.

Summerside-based ADL says its ice-cream sales haven’t been strong enough to support retail production, meaning popular flavours like grapenut and orange pineapple will soon disappear from store shelves.

An independent consultant brought in by the P.E.I. government has found North Rustico’s new rink has cost twice as much as expected, coming in at more than $22 million — and some major suppliers still have not been paid.

An association representing P.E.I’s landlords warns that the housing crisis in the province is poised to get even worse, given that fewer new rental properties are being built, and large and small companies alike are selling off their rental units.

Their doctors say they no longer have time to fill out the pages of paperwork necessary for them to receive disability benefits. But without a doctor’s visit, they can’t get the help they so desperately need.

Suncor Energy initially said there was no evidence of any gas loss last August. But documents released in response to a freedom of information request say otherwise.

An O’Leary physician says closing the community’s emergency department has given hospital staff the freedom they need to provide a host of new services for people in the region — and develop a pretty good staff retention rate as well.