Rob Lantz says he has a verbal commitment from the federal government that Prince Edward Islanders will be receiving ‘positive news’ on Confederation Bridge tolls and Northumberland Ferries rates in the coming days.
Much of Prince Edward Island’s military history is housed at the Lieutenant-Colonel J. David Stewart Armoury in Charlottetown, but the P.E.I. Regiment is hoping to showcase even more of its history this June when it celebrates...
Shoppers in Atlantic Canada are showing an increased interest in buying Canadian, according to their Google searches.
A voice that is very familiar to radio listeners across Prince Edward Island will be missing from CBC’s airwaves from now on. Laura Chapin, our radio news reader and co-host of Island Morning, is retiring after...
Dylan Kurt Macdonald, 30, is facing a total of four charges which are being prosecuted in the counties where the offences allegedly took place: Queens, Kings and Prince.
Health P.E.I. is posting 500 permanent full-time positions for current staff members, hoping to change existing part-time and casual workers into full-time employees.
The University of Prince Edward Island says everything is on track for the August opening of the province’s new medical school, which will be a regional campus of Memorial University in St. John’s.
More and more Atlantic Canadians are falling prey to scams, according to Royal Bank of Canada’s annual Fraud Prevention Month poll. And bank officials say these scams are ever more targeted, ever more sophisticated — sometimes...
The three people from Ontario charged after one of the biggest drug busts in P.E.I. history, involving crystal methamphetamine, fentanyl and cocaine, will remain in jail while their case proceeds through the courts.
The John Howard Society on P.E.I. says the number of homeless people on the Island appears to have grown significantly.