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Opposition hammers PCs, calling 2023 vow to empty P.E.I.'s patient registry 'April Fool's joke'
The governing Progressive Conservatives’ broken election promise to clear P.E.I.’s patient registry by this month had MLAs questioning the province’s health minister in the legislature Tuesday.
The consumer carbon tax is gone, but not everyone on P.E.I. is happy about it
While many Prince Edward Island drivers were happy to get a big break at the gas pumps Tuesday, the federal government's elimination of the consumer carbon tax drew mixed reaction from others.
Pediatrician says he's leaving P.E.I. practice because province won't accommodate his disability
Dr. Jovan Vuksic has post-traumatic stress disorder stemming from his days working in British Columbia hospitals. Now a practising pediatrician in Prince Edward Island, he says a conflict with Health P.E.I. over when and where he can work is forcing him to leave the province.
'Disgraceful' brawl to cap off under-18 game under review, says Hockey P.E.I.
Hockey P.E.I. says it’s conducting a review of an incident on the ice during a recent under-18 provincial tournament game.
Western P.E.I. under freezing rain warning for Monday morning
March looks to be going out like a lion, at least for the western part of Prince Edward Island.
Season closes with a splash at P.E.I.'s ski hill with annual Aquaneige tradition
Skiers and snowboarders ended their season in style Saturday at Mark Arendz Provincial Ski Park in Brookvale with the the annual Aquaneige event.
The pandemic didn't end for this P.E.I. woman, who wants more support for those with long COVID
While thoughts of the COVID-19 pandemic are in the rearview mirror for most Prince Edward Islanders, they're still a part of daily life for people like Summerside's Nikkie Gallant.
Islanders step up to back local farmers at P.E.I. Easter Beef Sale
In the face of uncertainty around punishing tariffs being placed on goods the United States imports from Canada, including beef, farmers say Prince Edward Islanders are stepping up to support their homegrown industry in a big way.
Lantz says P.E.I. happy to take tourism dollars from American 'friends and allies' as trade war heats up
With the United States threatening to slap more tariffs on Canadian imports next week, the P.E.I. government continued to come under fire Friday about whether it plans to continue investing south of the border.
Fishermen voted to remove this small P.E.I. bridge for safety reasons, but many want it to stay
There’s a debate in a small northeastern P.E.I. community about the future of a century-old bridge that some say is a safety risk, but others consider a piece of history that should be preserved.