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P.E.I. midwives so popular that a 2nd location in Summerside is being planned
After one year of midwife services being available for Prince Edward Islanders, plans are in the works to expand to a second location in Summerside, to more easily serve people from western parts of the province.
Events in P.E.I. to mark 80th anniversary of liberation of the Netherlands
Islanders are remembering the sacrifices of Canadian veterans for the 80-year anniversary of the liberation of the Netherlands during the Second World War.
Summerside theatre company ventures into the farcical dark with its 3rd production
Summerside's Seaside Theatre Company is just a little over a year old, but it's already staging its third play, called Black Comedy.
Facing heated questions, P.E.I. government pauses tiny-home project in Miltonvale Park
The P.E.I. government is pausing a plan to create a tiny-home development in the municipality of Miltonvale Park, just outside Charlottetown.
Borden-Carleton mayor concerned over MLA's public meeting about proposed gas station
The mayor of Borden-Carleton is sharing concerns about a public community meeting set up by Green MLA Matt MacFarlane, regarding the planning of a fourth gas station in the town.
MADD Canada urges P.E.I. to bring in immediate licence suspensions for impaired drivers
The CEO of MADD Canada says the Prince Edward Island government should move to a more efficient way of dealing with impaired drivers.
P.E.I. man describes the limbo of living with cancer when health care isn't close to home
Dwight Gardiner, a Summerside, P.E.I. man who has been living with cancer since 2018, says the Canadian health-care system is not keeping up with those who live in rural areas.
UPEI profs already starting to heed association's warning to avoid U.S. travel
Prince Edward Island's university professors and students are among those being warned to avoid travel to the United States, with stories being shared of Canadians running into trouble at the border.
Make-A-Wish mom relished son's experience so much she went to work for the charity
The development officer with Make-A-Wish Canada on P.E.I. knows first-hand how important the charity can be to families facing medical mountains. Her own young son had his wish for a Disney vacation granted.
Islanders unhappy about changes preventing hiring of more child-care staff, MLA says
Prince Edward Islanders are still questioning immigration changes the provincial and federal governments have made that are affecting families' access to child-care spaces, according to the education critic for the provincial Liberals.