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BIS offering tours around Charlottetown's rich tapestry of Irish history this summer
This summer, Islanders and visitors alike are invited to explore the rich Irish history of Prince Edward Island’s capital city first-hand through a guided historical walking tour of the downtown.
P.E.I. couple buys 100-year-old piano that's a part of history, including their own
A century-old piano that spent decades at the University of Prince Edward Island now has a deserving new home with a family who also has a history with the instrument.
Problem tenants finally leave P.E.I. rental property, but landlord's issues continue
Thamara DeVries is finally beginning the process of reclaiming her dream home in Wheatley River, P.E.I., after months of watching the furnished property she had rented out turn into a nightmare.
Passengers stuck on N.S.-P.E.I. ferry for hours due to technical problem with newest vessel
Northumberland Ferries Ltd. cancelled two crossings between Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia on Wednesday due to a problem with the company's newest vessel.
French-Caribbean restaurant in P.E.I. earns $10K grant from DoorDash
Valéry Ladrezeau travelled a long way to P.E.I. from a small chain of islands in the Caribbean, but now that he’s here, he wants to nurture both his restaurant and Islanders’ appreciation of his cuisine.
Medical waste found on P.E.I. property owned by group with ties to Buddhist community
The P.E.I. Department of Environment, Energy and Climate Action said it was alerted to medical waste on a property near Murray River. The Moonlight International Foundation says it's sorry for the worry this may have caused in the community.
People on edge after 5 suspicious fires at abandoned buildings in New Annan, P.E.I.
Police in Prince Edward Island say they're stepping up patrols in the eastern part of Prince County after a string of five fires in the span of two weeks.
Safety is top of mind for police as tens of thousands descend on P.E.I. for CBMF weekend
With the annual Cavendish Beach Music Festival kicking off Thursday on Prince Edward Island, police in the province say safety will be their top priority during the three-day event.
Pre-approved plans for secondary units aimed at boosting Charlottetown's housing supply
Charlottetown council is getting some plans drawn up to use as templates for secondary suites on properties around the city.
Man charged after allegedly dangling child over 3rd-storey balcony, Charlottetown police say
A 41-year-old man faces several charges, including child endangerment, after a weekend incident, police say.