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UPEI hikes tuition by 6.5% for Canadians, 7.5% for international students this fall
The University of Prince Edward Island is increasing tuition fees in the face of falling international enrolments, with the hike being more significant than last year's for both domestic and international students.
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Advocacy group lists warning signs of human trafficking — and it's not 'the kidnapping or the white van'
Most people probably don't think there is a big risk of human trafficking on P.E.I., but it happens here too. To learn the signs and find out how people can protect themselves, CBC's Louise Martin talked to Dina Unger and Adelee MacNevin from the advocacy group EVENforONE. The Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline is 1-833-900-1010 or email hotline@ccteht.ca. Or call or text Talk 4 Healing at 1-855-554-HEAL.
New walk-in clinic at Montague pharmacy aims to be open 3 times a week to start
A new walk-in clinic has opened in eastern P.E.I., and people in the area hope it can be the start of better health care in the region.
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Lakeside, P.E.I., boardwalk to be made more accessible after damage to Fiona
Fans of Lakeside beach may soon have an easier way to get to the popular spot on P.E.I.'s North Shore. Dunes around the boardwalk have made the walk to the beach challenging in recent years for families and people with accessibility issues. So did damage from post-tropical storm Fiona. Local residents and the Morell and Area Development Corporation are working on a plan to improve accessibility for the long term. CBC's Nancy Russell and drone operator Aaron Adetuyi headed to Lakeside to take a look.
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Owner of 2-time P.E.I. champion calls doping allegations against horse trainer 'nauseating'
Man who was awaiting sex assault sentencing pleads guilty to watching couple
Charlottetown police chief hopes to keep on 'solving problems' as city's new CAO
North Rustico charter boats say low tides in silted-in harbour will cost them big this season
Charlottetown MP Sean Casey loses 2nd bid to become Speaker of the House of Commons
P.E.I. Human Rights Commission says it has cleared over half its case backlog
Hopes high for new health centre under construction at Abegweit First Nation
Province to act on report advising spread-out services to better serve P.E.I.'s homeless
45th anniversary of Terry Fox Run to return to P.E.I.'s Confederation Bridge this September
Many Islanders unsatisfied with how police deal with some crimes, report suggests
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