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P.E.I.'s tourism industry braces for ripple effects of Holland College program cuts
When Ricardo Salvini began his career in Prince Edward Island's tourism industry, it changed his life, he says.
In need of a knee replacement for over 2 years, P.E.I. woman says the wait is 'wrecking' her life
A woman on the Island thought she’d be spending her retirement painting, cooking and enjoying life on her farm. Instead, Lisa-Beth Glassman says she spends her days in terrible pain. She is one of many people on the Island waiting for a knee replacement.
P.E.I. child-care workers face uncertainty after change to immigration program
Some child-care workers on P.E.I. are worried about a recent change to a popular immigration program, leaving them uncertain about their future in Canada.
20-year naval reserve veteran honoured for her work fighting for equality
With 20 years of experience in the reserve forces and five kids at home, veteran Rachel McCarthy knows a thing or two about being a leader. Now she has received a commendation for her work advocating for gender equality in the military.
Province boosts funding for Islanders with no insurance to get sleep apnea gear
Some low-income Islanders will be sleeping easier thanks to the provincial government giving Lung Association of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island $50,000 to upgrade their equipment and expand a refurbishment program.
RCMP officers check commercial drivers for impairment at Confederation Bridge
More than 100 commercial vehicle drivers were checked for signs of impairment this week in surprise mandatory testing at the Confederation Bridge that links Prince Edward Island and the mainland.
Tariffs create uncertainty for P.E.I. tourism industry — but possibly opportunity as well
Some members of the P.E.I. tourism industry are optimistic that tensions between Canada and the United States will bode well for business this year, though others are worried about the impact of political uncertainty.
Access P.E.I. opening another office Monday, this time in Cornwall
People living in the Town of Cornwall are getting their own Access P.E.I. location to serve the municipality's growing population.
P.E.I. is making strides on battery recycling, says national advocacy group
Prince Edward Islanders set a new record for recycling their used batteries in 2024, according to a national association called Call2Recycle Canada.
Summerside Dome ready for action again after technicians check it out
The Summerside Multipurpose Dome is now open for use by sports teams again after being closed since mid February to let out-of-province technicians inspect it for damage after issues related to generator use.