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Charlottetown climate report raises future red flags, warns that doing nothing isn't an option
A new report released by the City of Charlottetown details how rising sea levels and extreme heat will affect P.E.I.’s capital in the decades to come.
Why is this baby formula so hard to find on P.E.I.? A tornado and high demand, distributor says
Some parents on P.E.I. are scrambling to find a certain kind of baby formula, and it turns out a tornado in the U.S. last summer is partly to blame for the product’s shortage.
Buddhist nuns' request to build dorm buildings moves on to Three Rivers council for approval
A request by a Buddhist organization to build two new dormitory buildings on their eastern P.E.I. compound will move on to Three Rivers council for approval, despite continued opposition to the development from some area residents.
Taking a toll: Scrapping bridge, ferry fees would be a 'big win' for businesses on P.E.I.
P.E.I. businesses currently contend with many barriers to selling their products in other provinces, but they run into the first one even before trucks leave Island soil.
Football club pushes for turf field at Simmons, despite council's desire to explore other options
The City of Charlottetown has earmarked money to build a new multi-sport turf field that’s been years in the making, but it’s still not clear where the facility will be going.
P.E.I. premier says he told Trudeau 'it's time' to remove fees for bridge and ferries
During their first conversation on Wednesday, Premier Rob Lantz says he was 'very direct' with the prime minister about the need to eliminate Confederation Bridge tolls and fees for the ferry service between P.E.I. and Nova Scotia.
'It's getting closer': Confederation Bridge fabrication yard development key to P.E.I. town's future
Anticipation, and perhaps some skepticism, are building among residents in Borden-Carleton as they wait to find out what the fate of the former Confederation Bridge fabrication yard might be.
As P.E.I. faces funding drop, road builders and provincial officials urge Ottawa to keep cash flowing
Road builders on P.E.I. are urging the federal government to keep infrastructure cash flowing into the province as a deal to fund major road projects approaches its end date.
P.E.I. man refuses to pay his power bill until Maritime Electric can explain why it's so high
Many Islanders have taken to social media of late to raise questions about inexplicably high power bills, and to try and find some solutions.
Sports teams, city officials cross their fingers for quick repairs to Summerside's damaged dome
Island athletes and Summerside staff are hoping the city’s sports dome can reopen sooner rather than later after a technical mishap last week caused some damage and forced the facility’s shutdown.